The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT26) NEW YORK -- June 14, 2006 -- FITNESS-PADDLEBOARDING-3 -- Members of the Hamptons Paddle Club on the water in New York in June 2006. Paddleboarders don't ride waves standing up the way surfers do: They simply paddle. Either lying prone or kneeling on their 12- to 18-foot craft, paddlers move through the water using only their arms for locomotion. The sport conditions not only the arm muscles, but also the back, the abdomen and the legs, which must stay engaged to keep the board from tipping. (Mark Paris/The New York Times)
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2006-06-14
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The New York Times Agency
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