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Nobody wants to look like a lump clumbering around. So what's the best way to get into a single? And how can you adapt that if your mobility isn't what it once was? Timestamps 01:00 Single sculls - how to feel safe getting in and out. 02:45 The basic method demonstrated Nathan Benderson Park - How to: 3 ways to board a rowing scull https://www.facebook.com/watch/?extid=CL-UNK-UNK-UNK-IOS_GK0T-GK1C&mibextid=2Rb1fB&v=1168574316827619 Start with positioning the blades. Ensure the handles overlap or are touching so the ends butt up together. Hold the handles with both in one hand (the hand closest to the water). Create stability by putting upward pressure on the handles. Push the seat backwards on the slide so you have enough space to step onto the deck of the boat. Put your (closest to the water) foot onto the deck. Transfer your weight onto that foot and bring the other foot over from the dock to join it. Lower yourself onto the seat (keep pulling he handles up) 05:30 She makes useful remarks about how th