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------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: Improves ability to hold canoe paddle with limited hand function. Custom made handgrips can be fabricated by adding velcro to the palm of a glove and the shaft of the paddle. Graphic of glove and paddle placement included. Other suggestions include using unfeathered blades for an amputee; an extra long unfeathered paddle tucked under the armpits to allow the person's trunk movement to assist in paddling. SKILLS REQUIRED: Sewing. AUTHOR: British Sports Assoc for the Disabled TITLE: Water Sports for the Disabled. REF: Book: EP Publishing, US Distributor: Sterling Publications, 2 Park Ave, NY, NY: p 53-54. 1983.

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This product record was updated on July 27, 1996.

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