Hey I quickly mirrored the animation to get the left hand tricky Woo. Here are the steps:
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1. You start forwards in front of the wave.
2. Initiate the bow, like starting a cartwheel |
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3. You have the bow in the water, this is the 1st end. |
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4. Stop the cartwheel and start the splitwheel. Your head turns downstream from the boat. |
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5. Let yourself fall down backwards. | |||||
6. Going for the 2nd end also on the left blade. | |||||
7. Soon you have to do another split, so actually don't stop spinning, while your doing the 2nd end. | |||||
8. Still going up to that second end, but you're already spinning for the 2nd splitwheel. | |||||
9. Here's the 2nd end and doing the 2nd split, this time your head turns upstream from the boat, not so easy. | |||||
10. Still splitting | |||||
11. Going for the last end. | |||||
12. For the third time on the same left hand blade. | |||||
13. This 3rd wheel is a bit more difficult because the blade is already in the water and most of the power is gone, so difficult to push yourself a last time around and up. |
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14. Here's that 3rd end.
15. Ready for landing |
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16. And you clear ! You're now paddling backwards in front of the hole.
This sequence shown here has been simplified a bit, showing every part of the move clearly, nicely split up in all different parts: wheel, split, wheel, split, wheel. On the water, most Tricky Woo's aren't this clean. |
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Lot's of time you see paddlers not finishing the second split (in step 9), so they land upside down (step 11-12), specially if it's a fast hole. From this upside down position, they do the last wheel and end up ok.
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