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canoeing race
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  • An open-water kayaker paddling through ocean waves.
    canoeing
    / Recreation and sport

    …Canadian canoes and kayaks; and slalom racing, derived from slalom in skiing, in which racing is over a winding course through a series of gates. Current speed for such races must be at least 2 metres (6.5 feet) per second. Slalom racing was also held as an Olympic event at…

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    …Canadian canoes and kayaks; and slalom racing, derived from slalom in skiing, in which racing is over a winding course through a series of gates. Current speed for such races must be at least 2 metres (6.5 feet) per second. Slalom racing was also held as an Olympic event at…

    Read More