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Dont believe me? Rent one and paddle for an hour.
You can paddle as hard as you can for a great anaerobic effort and ease on the beat for a long, fat burning session. All surrounded by nature and enjoying the great outdoors.

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Sneak an inflatable kayak and get a glimpse of the city no usually shown to tourists

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The Bijoux Baby Vest
The best baby vest we have seen. Don’t forget to watch the video demonstration.

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Inflatable kayaks and inflatable kayak accessories by Qayak
Sporty, efficient, reliable inflatable kayaks at affordable prices. Aquatic adventure is now within reach with an inflatable kayak.

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Special Report: Weeki Wachee River | Tampabay.com %u2022 St. Petersburg Times

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Here’s the best way to keep a few essentials dry and handy on deck while sea kayaking. Our deck bag has waterproof RF-welded seams and a low-profile shape to protect against deck-washing waves. Convenient zip access is guarded by our patented splash-proof Zip Lips closure and roll-back zipper visor. It is built with tough 19 ounce vinyl and an internal shape-holding stiffener. Outside, a mesh zip pocket holds small items that can get wet, and an elastic cord has clips for attaching a Sealline® Map Case or Electronic Case. A detachable shoulder strap is handy for carrying on shore.

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NEMO, The world’s deepest pool
This sure must be a once in a lifetime experience

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Fouhy In Battle Against Time


Ben Fouhy, Olympic Silver medalist and New Zealand Kayak champion, has been battling a virus as he prepares for the world kayaking championships, due to start tomorrow in Hungary.

Fouhy relocated to the Northern Hemisphere earlier this year for the summer racing season and has achieved very good results in recent world cup races.

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Kayak tour both a workout and a wonder

A good way to see Pittsburgh from another vantage point, and to get some exercise doing it, is to take a kayak tour of Pittsburgh. The Three Rivers Rowing Association is offering them on Thursday nights and Sunday mornings through Aug. 31.

The tours, which launch from the TRRA boathouse in Millvale, are free for members, $25 each for nonmembers. Reservations must be made in advance.

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News – WAOW Newsline 9
Kayaking can be fun.. but difficult.
Especially if you can’t do it on your own..
That’s why there’s the 9th annual Disabled Kayak event.
Around 50 people joined together at Jordan Park.. in Portage County.. to learn how to kayak.
People with different disabilities came together to try it out.
Coordinators say.. it’s a great way for them to focus on their abilities.
Coordinator, J.R. Wynne says, “the moms and dads.. caregivers.. thinking how they’ve never kayaked and with their loved ones.. in a kayak.. being safe.. and it’s very rewarding.”
The activities were free of charge.

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guampdn – www.guampdn.com – Hagatna, GU
The latest Guam team to join the 2006 Micronesian Games competition was the men’s paddling team, which splashed down yesterday, and missed the finals of the 1,500-meter sprints by about eight-hundredths of a second, said Sandra Low, president of the Guam Kayak and Canoe Federation, via telephone yesterday.

The latest Guam team to join the 2006 Micronesian Games competition was the men’s paddling team, which splashed down yesterday, and missed the finals of the 1,500-meter sprints by about eight-hundredths of a second, said Sandra Low, president of the Guam Kayak and Canoe Federation, via telephone yesterday.

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Japanese man to kayak from Taiwan to Japanese island
Japanese man to kayak from Taiwan to Japanese island

Kyodo) _ A young Japanese man embarked on a sea kayak adventure from Hualien in eastern Taiwan on Monday, planning to make his own history by paddling across the 300 kilometers of sea to his home on Ishigaki Island in Japan’s southwestern island prefecture of Okinawa.

Traveling with his 5.5-meter-long kayak fully loaded with food and drinking water, Yahata will brave the Black Current, the biggest challenge during the journey, paddle northward along Yonaguni Island and then Iriomote and arrive at his destination Thursday.

“I think I shall be able to survive the Kuroshio,” Yahata said. “It is fun to travel freely on the ocean, but you have to depend all on your own while on the sea.”

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Two in kayak Channel crossing bid

Mike Humber and Travis Spencer, both of Broadstairs, Kent to embark on the crossing to France.
The crossing from St Margaret’s Bay to Cape Gris Nez was expected to take five to seven hours, Mike Humber said.

And he said the pair had been kayaking for a few years and had gradually increased the length of their journeys before deciding last year that they wanted to cross the Channel.

“We’ve been training over the winter and know we can do that sort of distance,” he said.

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Around Florida in 19 days by kayak

A “Christian Science Monitor” journalist and his circumnavigation of the state.

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DenverPost.com – LOCAL NEWS
Development of new white-water parks in Colorado could be derailed by legislation that’s slated for a Senate vote next week, kayakers, town officials and water attorneys say.
“The bill, as drafted, is going to make recreational in-channel diversions a second-rate water right that is essentially worthless,” said Ron Wolfe, mayor of the ski resort town of Avon, which applied for a park water right in December.

Currently, 15 Colorado communities have white-water parks. The new legislation is not expected to affect them.

The parks in Vail, Steamboat Springs and Golden generated a total of $11 million in revenues last year, according to economic-impact studies.

Eagle County and Durango also are contemplating park projects. The Durango park would be the city’s second.

“I think it’s fair to say we are being much more cautious and conservative about pursuing a water right because of this legislation,” said Eagle County Commissioner Arn Menconi.

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