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One Arm Sup Paddle

Created by 2MT 2MT  > 9 months ago, 14 Mar 2017
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2MT
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14 Mar 2017 1:27pm
If you want to paddle SUP with only one arm ..

then this is a must ..

www.facebook.com/Tonyabcd/videos/10211813915961018/
DavidJohn
DavidJohn

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17569 posts

14 Mar 2017 1:44pm
My mum used to say if you don't have anything good to say don't say anything at al.. So I'm going to be very quiet on this one..
Gorgo
Gorgo

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5108 posts

14 Mar 2017 2:01pm
Perfectly good idea if you have a one armed person who wants to go paddling.

Here's one from 2008

2MT
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2MT

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14 Mar 2017 2:32pm
The one above is very basic

even if it were scaled up it wouldn't work for SUP very well.

www.facebook.com/Tonyabcd/videos/10211813915961018/
2MT
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14 Mar 2017 2:38pm
I don't seem to be able to get images up onto

this forum .. only the links ..

Here is chapter 2 of the vid.

www.facebook.com/Tonyabcd/videos/10211804966817295/
HumanCartoon
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14 Mar 2017 5:29pm
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DavidJohn said..
My mum used to say if you don't have anything good to say don't say anything at al.. So I'm going to be very quiet on this one..



Steady on DJ....seems 'armless enough.
2MT
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14 Mar 2017 5:32pm
and finally ...

THE SEA TRIALS

www.facebook.com/Tonyabcd/videos/10211805102420685/
2MT
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14 Mar 2017 8:45pm
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DavidJohn said..
My mum used to say if you don't have anything good to say don't say anything at al.. So I'm going to be very quiet on this one..


OK David John .. you have canned this idea .. just how would you accommodate a one arm SUPer .. ??

EITHER PUT UP OR PUBLICALLY WITHDRAW .. let's all see your solution.

My one armed mate is sitting next to me
and he can't wait to see your reply.
JBFletch
JBFletch

QLD

1287 posts

14 Mar 2017 8:03pm
I was actually contacted by a guy who lost and arm as a result of an accident and has developed his own device, that can be used with a normal paddle and without too much alternation.Problem is, his bionic arm doesn't have a strength tolerance and he was breaking paddles pretty regularly.

It's definitely a project that could be well received.
DavidJohn
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14 Mar 2017 9:35pm
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2MT said..


DavidJohn said..
My mum used to say if you don't have anything good to say don't say anything at al.. So I'm going to be very quiet on this one..




OK David John .. you have canned this idea .. just how would you accommodate a one arm SUPer .. ??

EITHER PUT UP OR PUBLICALLY WITHDRAW .. let's all see your solution.

My one armed mate is sitting next to me
and he can't wait to see your reply.



Just watched the vid again.. I apologize if you think I'm making fun of this idea.. I first watched this vid on my phone and with low sound I missed those few words about the device that attaches to the top of the paddle to the shoulder.. and missing those key words the whole vid made no sense to me.. I've seen sooooo many very bad paddle technique vids over the years and thought this was another.

It's actually a very good idea.. so again I say sorry.. I'm all for coming up with ways to help amputee's do things that we all can do.

As far as another way to stand up paddle with one arm.. The Burmese have been doing it for years..

www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-3102207/Beautiful-images-capture-balancing-fishermen-Burma-fish-standing-one-leg.html
Brenno
Brenno

QLD

903 posts

14 Mar 2017 9:12pm
My grandfather had one arm. He lost his right arm (and yes, he was right handed) when he was just 17. He was waiting for a bus and a car came off the road and crushed him against the bus stop. He used to tell us he lost it to a tiger/ lion etc etc. Many varying versions.
The strength he developed in his left arm was phenomenal. He could crush a macadamia nut with his left hand. I never got in the way of that left arm.
He taught himself how to write again, dress himself, and tie his shoe laces. He held a driving licence until he passed away.
He raised 7 children, taught his grandkids how to swim, surf and fish.
I'm sure as hell that if there was a one armed SUP paddling option available at the surf club he was a member at, he would have had a red hot go at it.
Anything that shares the stoke is surely worth giving it the time of day.
2MT
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2MT

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15 Mar 2017 11:12am
The one armer's paddle.

Here it is .. work in progress ..

but it works OK as it is ..




.. and it twists to the right



.. and it twists to the left

.. and the handle gives more stroke power and manoeuvrability.

2MT
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15 Mar 2017 11:29am



Sea Trials ...


www.facebook.com/Tonyabcd/videos/10211805102420685/
Gboots
Gboots

NSW

1321 posts

15 Mar 2017 12:06pm
Bethany Hamilton is a one armed pro surfer. Could she use one of these if she had to paddle surf ?
2MT
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2MT

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15 Mar 2017 1:57pm
Hello Gboots

Thanks for posting

it would only assist the likes of Bethany if she were to
kneel or standup paddle .. but she's doing very well as is.
2MT
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15 Mar 2017 7:51pm
Check us out on facebook ..

give us a call ..

thanks to Seabreeze .. you saw it first here ..

thanks and regards to David John.

chill out and enjoy ..


2MT
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25 Mar 2017 9:10pm
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JBFletch said..
I was actually contacted by a guy who lost and arm as a result of an accident and has developed his own device, that can be used with a normal paddle and without too much alternation.Problem is, his bionic arm doesn't have a strength tolerance and he was breaking paddles pretty regularly.

It's definitely a project that could be well received.



That's interesting JBFletch

.. would like to know more

.. ?
DoctorSUP
DoctorSUP

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48 posts

6 Apr 2017 7:15pm
What's the holdup 2MT ??

The patients in Ward 7C are getting in-patient.

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