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Pat,

Try sticking your paddle out side ways 90 degrees to the boat with the non power face down on top of the water rather than sweeping back in a high brace like in an OC. This may help you from chasing your boat around. The roll should be quicker than an OC roll as you sweep forward keeping your ...

Check out the post from yarnelboat titled Back rest to rim trim/saddle dimensions.
I don't think that you need as much a 6 inch offset.
Recommend you check your C1 floating empty on the water for balance, then climb into it to achieve the same balance and measure the distance from your back to the ...

Pat,

Add one more for a Pyranha sub 6.
Seat back 9.5 inches fwd of aft combing, seat height 5.5 inches, seat back 6 inches.
I'm 5-5, 135 lb.

I had a Wavesport EZ and I believe the back was 9 or 9.25 inches forward of the aft combing, seat height 6 inches.

Hope this helps and good luck in your ...

Thanks for the offside cartwheel tip. I will try it out in the pool next week.
As for the offside stern squirt, I am trying to duplicate the motions to perform it on an eddy line. I can easily squirt on my on side in flatwater due to the extra torque available but have difficulty on my offside.

Can anyone give me some tips on how to perform flatwater offside cartwheels and stern squirts.
Cartwheel
I can get the stern to bury with a reverse double pump and bring my bow around for a but stall out when the bow hits the water.
Stern Squirts
I am trying them by doing a circle towards my offside ...

Has anyone successfully done a conversion of a Pyranha sub 6 or Wavesport EZG?

Gerry