1. HCKT - Hawaii Canoe And Kayak Team - History olympic canoe and kayak in Hawaii. The first kayaks were introduced to Hawaiis athletes over 40 years ago at the Ala Wai Boat House. UH, Lanikai canoe Club and Hawaii kayak Club also The Hawaii canoe kayak Team was this program http://www.freewebs.com/hckt/History.htm

Usa Canoe and Kayak Canoe/Kayak Clubs Olympic Canoe and Kayak in Hawaii The first boats were imported from Europe and Canada. George Downing of the Outrigger Canoe Club was one of the first to master the craft, and handled most of the coaching. Then, Miklos Tottossy, a Former Olympic Hungarian Team member was brought to Hawaii by the A.A.U. to coach Hawaiian paddlers. Two Island girls were the first to represent Hawaii in the Olympic trails. Coached by Tottossy, Karen Kudsen (17), and Anna Naone (18), were selected to attend the Olympic Trials. The pair finished second, missing a berth on the 1960 team by one spot.

2. Washingtonpost.com: Canoe/Kayak U.S. canoe and kayak Rosters. About canoe/kayak. How Flatwater Sprint Slalom Qualifications. olympic Paddling history. About the U.S. canoe and kayak Team, Inc. canoe and kayak http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/sports/olympics/longterm/cankayak/front.htm

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3. 1996 Olympics - Who To Watch In Canoe/Kayak-Sprint Who to Watch in canoe/kayakSprint. The concept seems simple Get your boat across the finish line first and you win. But there is nothing simple about sprint canoe/kayak events. BARTON's homeland, the 1996 olympic Games marks the 60th year sprint canoe / kayak events have been a the legacy they have built throughout olympic history. In the 500m event http://www.pan.net/olympics/news/722a.htm

4. Lanier Canoe And Kayak Club, Gainesville, Georgia enter a description of the page content here About Us Contact Us Site Map. Venue history. Advanced Search The 1996 olympic canoe / kayak and Rowing Venue Gainesville, Georgia http://www.lckc.org/venue-history.shtml

L anier C anoe and K ayak C lub About Us Contact Us Site Map Venue History Advanced Search News Membership Events ... Lake Lanier Levels Lanier Canoe and Kayak Club 3105 Clarks Bridge Rd. Gainesville, GA 30506 Phone: 770.287.7888 Fax: 770.287.3444 The 1996 Olympic Canoe / Kayak and Rowing Venue – Gainesville, Georgia In 1992, Gainesville Hall ‘96 Roundtable chaired by Jim Mathis was formed with other community leaders to seek Olympic opportunities. Jack Pyburn, a local rower, learned the rowing venue the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games (ACOG) had selected was in jeopardy. Jim and Jack worked to convince the International Rowing Federation to bring the venue to Lanier. ACOG was approached and lobbied by Jim and Steve Gilliam, Vice Chair of Gainesville Hall ‘96. They were successful. The full Gainesville Hall ‘96 Committee consisted of 35 dedicated community members who provided immeasurable support through providing a functioning office, merchandising, volunteers, Olympic housing, test event support, club support, fundraising, legal advice, and anything else that might arise! Executive Director, Mary Hart Wilheit, gracefully managed the office. Following the 1996 Olympic Games Gainesville Hall ‘96 became the Gainesville Hall ‘96 Foundation consisting of 12 members chaired by Jim Mathis. The boathouse, timing tower and racecourse remain as a permanent Olympic legacy - a gift to the local community. The Venue is co-owned by the City of Gainesville and Hall County, and is leased to the Gainesville Hall ‘96 Foundation. The construction of the facility was funded by ACOG. The land belongs to the Corp of Engineers. The Lake Lanier Rowing Club and the Lanier Canoe and Kayak Club (LCKC) sublease the facilities. Gainesville Parks and Recreation and Hall County Parks and Leisure Departments assist with maintenance to the buildings and grounds and are the liaison with the city and county governments. No tax dollars are committed to the operation of the facility or programs. The clubs work in cooperation, but run separate programs.

5. Welcome To The United States Canoe And Kayak Federation Website The NPC would become the US canoe kayak Team as a separate and independent corporation with the sole responsibility for Barton Makes olympic history. http://www.usack.org/sport_history.htm

CANOE / KAYAK SPORT HISTORY Sporting Debut Canoeing as a recreational sport was started in the 19th century by an English barrister, John MacGregor. MacGregor designed his own Eskimo-style kayak in 1845, and spent much of the next quarter-century taking the boat on extended trips across the rivers and lakes of Europe. During this time, he wrote a popular series of books and delivered lectures describing his canoeing experiences. MacGregor's adventures spawned many imitators, and in 1866 he founded the Royal Canoe Club to encourage further interest in the new sport. The club held its first regatta in 1867. By 1868 the RCC boasted 300 enthusiasts and had developed a fully realized set of rules to govern competitive canoe racing. The sport's popularity spread through Europe and North America, and the New York Canoe Club was founded in 1871.

6. Welcome To Australian Canoeing Online Australia has a rich history of participation in the to have participated in every olympic Games in Flatwater canoe/kayak was introduced to the olympic Games http://www.canoe.org.au/events/olympics/history.html

7. Welcome To The United States Canoe And Kayak Federation Website to compete in the olympic Games in flatwater sprint and whitewater slalom canoe/kayak racing. USACK is success unprecedented in U.S. paddling history, climaxing in a pair of gold http://www.usacanoekayak.com/awho.htm

ABOUT U.S. CANOE / KAYAK USA Canoe and Kayak (USACK) was established to recruit, train and support athletes to compete in the Olympic Games in flatwater sprint and whitewater slalom canoe/kayak racing. USACK is now the National Governing Body for all canoe/kayak racing in the U.S. USACK continues to advance the level of awareness of paddle sport through events such as Team Trials and National Championships to take advantage of the growing visibility for paddle sports. USACK provides a wide array of programs and services for athletes, coaches, officials and event organizers. Additionally USACK produces 10-15 major national and international events annually; provides information and services and works with the national media to promote the sport, athletes, events and programs; develops and maintains relationships with corporate partners and works closely with the U.S. Olympic Committee to maximize funding and support for USACK programs.

8. CNNSI.com - Olympic Sports - U.S. Olympic Canoe/Kayak Team - Wednesday September canoe/kayak Team. Philippe Boccara. Age 41, Height 6 8 , Weight 200, Birthdate July 6, 1959 Hometown San Diego, Calif. Event Flatwater kayak. olympic history http://www.cnnsi.com/olympics/news/2000/usteam_canoe/kayak/

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9. Sydney 2000: Canoe/Kayak - Rivard Lives A Different Kind Of Olympic Dream Baseball. Basketball. Boxing. canoe/kayak. Cycling. Diving. Equestrian Medal Count. Results. history. About Australia. Polls. Forums was named to the olympic team during national team training http://www.canoe.com/2000GamesCanoeKayak/jun30_rivard.html

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10. Canoe/ Kayak – News Reports, Sydney Results, Ancient Origins, Olympic History, while the favourites in canoe/kayak flatwater sprint are Birgit Fischer, of Gemany who by winning in Atlanta became the first woman in olympic history to win http://www.times-olympics.co.uk/communities/canoe/canoehistory.html

OLYMPIC HISTORY Though staged as a demonstration sport in 1924, canoeing only became an official medal sport - for men only - in front of Adolf Hitler in 1936, whose loyalties may well have been torn as Austria won three titles to Germany's two. Canoes, kayaks and folding canoes were all in evidence, but the Olympic life of the folding canoe was a brief one - it would never be seen again. Europeans remain the dominant nation in the sport, with Canadians causing the occasional upset. Women had to wait until after the Second World War, at the London Games of 1948 to take part in canoeing, and then only in one race, the 500 metres Kayak singles. A pairs race was added in Rome, in 1960, but the fours only came in in 1984. From the early 1970s until the fall of the Berlin Wall, the German Democratic Republic dominated the sport, their achievements long tainted, however, by evidence of a state-run doping programme.

11. Welcome To The United States Canoe And Kayak Federation Website canoe / kayak SPORT history. Since ancient times, cultures across the world have olympic canoe Committee changed to the National olympic canoe and kayak Committee (NOCKC) and during http://www.usacanoekayak.com/sport_history.htm

CANOE / KAYAK SPORT HISTORY Sporting Debut Canoeing as a recreational sport was started in the 19th century by an English barrister, John MacGregor. MacGregor designed his own Eskimo-style kayak in 1845, and spent much of the next quarter-century taking the boat on extended trips across the rivers and lakes of Europe. During this time, he wrote a popular series of books and delivered lectures describing his canoeing experiences. MacGregor's adventures spawned many imitators, and in 1866 he founded the Royal Canoe Club to encourage further interest in the new sport. The club held its first regatta in 1867. By 1868 the RCC boasted 300 enthusiasts and had developed a fully realized set of rules to govern competitive canoe racing. The sport's popularity spread through Europe and North America, and the New York Canoe Club was founded in 1871.

12. Canoe/ Kayak – News Reports, Sydney Results, Ancient Origins, Olympic History, canoe/kayak REPORT. kayak MEDAL MAKES history. TIM BRABANTS, Britain s first ever olympic sprint canoeing medallist, retains a slim hope of having his bronze http://www.times-olympics.co.uk/communities/canoe/d30brab.html

CANOE/KAYAK REPORT Back to NEWS Back to CANOE/KAYAK NEWS Sunday, October 1 KAYAK MEDAL MAKES HISTORY Brabants: silver medal hope. Picture: Juda Ngwenya/Reuters TIM BRABANTS, Britain's first ever Olympic sprint canoeing medallist, retains a slim hope of having his bronze upgraded to a silver. Brabants, a 23-year-old medical student from Walton-on-Thames, finished third in the men's K1 1000 metres in Sydney. But Petar Merkov, the Bulgarian who finished second, is involved in a drugs controversy which could yet see him disqualified. Reports in Bulgaria have alleged that Merkov tested positive for a banned diuretic - used as a masking agent for steroids - a fortnight ago. The International Canoe Federation (ICF), the sport's governing body, have so far been unable to get hold of the test results, so Merkov's Olympic placing stands. But Great Britain's Alan Williams is one of 15 national team managers who have written to the ICF asking for the situation to be clarified. Williams said: "Prior to the competition we heard of these test results and wanted to know the ICF's position. They told us the tests had taken place in a Bulgaria and they had not been able to make contact with the laboratory yet. "That remains the case. Even if they do see the results, whether or not the test results will be officially recognised by the ICF is not clear because it wasn't a ICF test. But the whole thing seems very dubious."

13. HickokSports.com - History - Canoeing & Kayaking history. The US canoe Association was founded in 1968 to govern and sanction marathon racing. olympic competition is governed by the US canoekayak Team. http://www.hickoksports.com/history/canokayk.shtml

Sports History Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Table of Contents History Other Resources History The canoe is one of the oldest forms of transportation, probably second only to the raft. Dugout canoes were being manufactured at least 8,000 years ago. But lighter, more maneuverable canoes were developed much more recently in North America by covering a frame with animal skins, fabric, or bark. The birchbark canoe used by Native Americans was adopted by French explorers and fur traders during the 17th century. Despite its frail appearance, it's a very strong, durable craft. Its shallow draft will carry through white-water rapids that would demolish most boats, and it can be easily portaged around totally impassable rapids or across stretches of land from one body of water to another. The Eskimo kayak, which has a partly enclosed deck with openings for the paddlers' seats, was discovered by Europeans somewhat later. While the canoeist uses a single-bladed paddle that's similar to the oar used in rowing, the kayak paddle has a blade on each end and is gripped in the middle. A Scottish lawyer, John MacGregor, was chiefly responsible for establishing canoeing as a recreational sport. In 1845, he designed a type of canoe, the Rob Roy, which had a deck and was equipped with a mast and sail as well as paddles. MacGregor went on a whole series of cruises in Europe and the Holy Land beginning in 1849, and he wrote books and delivered many lectures about his trips.

14. Summer Olympics 2000 Olympic History -- Swimming Fan Guide history U.S. Roster. olympic history Swimming Badminton. Sailing. canoe/kayak. Shooting. Cycling. Synchronized Swimming http://espn.go.com/oly/summer00/swimming/s/almanac.html

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15. HickokSports.com - History - Canoeing/Kayaking Olympic Medalists sport in 1924 and was added to the olympic program in The Canadian canoe is propelled by a singlebladed paddle In the kayak, the paddler uses a paddle with a http://www.hickoksports.com/history/olcanoe.shtml

Sports History Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Canoeing/Kayaking Olympic Medalists Table of Contents History Men's 500-Meter K-1 Men's 1,000-Meter K-1 Men's 500-Meter K-2 ... Women's K-1 Slalom Discontinued Events Men's 10,000-Meter K-1 Men's 10,000-Meter K-2 Men's 10,000-Meter C-1 Men's 10,000-Meter C-2 ... Other Resources History Canoeing was a demonstration sport in 1924 and was added to the Olympic program in 1936. The slalom events were added in 1972, then dropped until 1992. Two types of canoes are used. The Canadian canoe is propelled by a single-bladed paddle and the blade has to be alternated between sides of the boat to keep it on a straight course. In the kayak, the paddler uses a paddle with a blade on each end. Flatwater races begin with qualifying heats, and the top two or three finishers in each heat advance to the semifinals, based on qualifying times. The others go into a repechage round and the top three or four finishers in each heat of that round also move into the semifinals. Through 1980, the top six finishers in the semifinals went into the final round to determine the medallists and the next six competed in a

16. Lanier Canoe And Kayak Club Membership Handbook Lanier canoe and kayak Club. Membership Handbook Page 2 of 20 3/17/02 The 1996 olympic canoe / kayak and Rowing Venue The Lake Lanier olympic Center Clarks Bridge Park Gainesville, Georgia Venue history http://www.lckc.org/lckc-member-handbook.pdf

17. INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE - SPORTS sport includes several olympic disciplines. Discover the sport through its competition format, equipment, glossary and history. canoe / kayak Flatwater canoe http://www.olympic.org/uk/sports/programme/index_uk.asp?SportCode=CA

18. Summer Olympics 2000 Olympic History -- Fencing Fan Guide history U.S. Roster. olympic history Fencing Badminton. Sailing. canoe/kayak. Shooting. Cycling. Synchronized Swimming http://espn.go.com/oly/summer00/fencing/s/almanac.html

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19. INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE - SPORTS olympic history, In 1924, canoeing was on the olympic programme as a demonstration sport. canoeing became a full medal sport in 1936 with both canoe and kayak http://www.olympic.org/uk/sports/programme/history_uk.asp?DiscCode=CF&sportCode=

20. Chapter I-The Canoeing And Its History, By: Xabier Sanjuan A to whom could be interested in the canoeing history, modalities, the canoeing in the olympic games and some years I was member of the canoe kayak Club UCV http://www.geocities.com/xabier_sanjuan_a/kayaking.html

CANOEING Chapter I Prepared by: Xabier Sanjuan A [Home: http://www.geocities.com/xabier_sanjuan_a II III IV ... VI (NOTE: All the images open up in a new window, don't close that window to see new images. This page will continue being loaded) INTRODUCTION The Canoeing has been present along all my life, and I have wanted to share the information that I have gathered about it, as well as the experiences of others and own, to show them to whom could be interested in the canoeing history, modalities, the canoeing in the Olympic games and in my native country, Venezuela, among other things related with the topic, that will be continually updated in this website. In the decade of 1970, my father Enrique Sanjuan founded the company " Moby Dick ", the brand that would have all the kayaks manufactured by our family. At the present time Moby Dick continues manufacturing kayaks and canoes. Since 1967, I passed countless weekends and vacations together with my family, frequently paddling in canoes, and kayaks in the Lake of Valencia. In the year 1985, I began to train competition kayaking in "La Mariposa" (The Butterfly) dam, in Caracas. During some years I was member of the Canoe Kayak Club U.C.V, and among the national events of canoeing in those where I pleasurably participated, I still conserve together with my partner of double kayak K-2, Daniel Tallada, the best mark in the Regatta-marathon Approximately 113 km ), whose distance we reached for a time of 7 hours and 43 minutes, in 1987. This regatta is, without any doubt, spectacular and endless.

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