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Canoe-Kayak
Description

Two types of canoes were adopted in the 19th century. The Kayak is a covered deck canoe propelled with a double-bladed paddle with the paddler seated in the boat. The Canoe is an open canoe propelled with a single-bladed paddle with the paddler kneeling in the boat. In the Canoe Sprint event, the athletes paddle on a circuit, and compete against each other over a 420m course. For Canoe Slalom, the athletes compete on a calm water surface and not on a natural river or artificial slalom course. However, they still need to demonstrate the skills of a Slalom athlete by manoeuvring around gates and also beating the competitor on the course.

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Canoe-kayak
International Federation : International Canoe Federation (ICF)
Venue :
Marina Reservoir
AGE GROUP
(dd/mm/yy):
1/1/93–31/12/94
QUALIFICATION SYSTEM
(Qualifying Events) :
2008 Slalom JWC
2009 Flatwater JWC
Procedure : The best ranking athletes will qualify their NOCs according to continental quotas for Flatwater and Slalom JWC.

 
GLOSSARY :

M = MEN,
W = WOMEN,
WC = WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS,
CC = CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS,
JWC = JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS,
JCC = JUNIOR CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS,
YWC = YOUTH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS,
YCC = YOUTH CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

 


Last Updated:30 Aug 2010, 15:00 GMT+8

There will be no Doubles match at the Singapore 2010 Table Tennis event.