by Andrea Parness, CPA, On Aug 18, 2017
Years ago, I trained and raced a six “man” outrigger canoe as a member of a local club. A few mornings each week, our team would meet at the boat and train for several hours to ensure each team member set his paddle into the water simultaneously, producing a consistent stroke rate and length. Over the course of the summer, our team participated in ten 40-mile races on the East Coast. I quickly learned this is a sport where your personal best is about staying consistent with your teammates to make your strokes more powerful. We paddled as if we were one person moving the boat fast and steady.
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