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Canoe sprint athletes worried: sports director criticises Rio Olympic race course.
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Since several weeks, many athletes are in great concern about the water quality of the Olympic race course in Rio. It was mainly water plants that troubled the athletes during the test race this past weekend. The judgment:”Not fit for Olympia!“
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Senior men fight for weed free course in Penrith, Australia
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Australia’s senior 1000 metre men protested against the state of the course at the Sydney International Regatta Centre on the weekend.
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Providing paddlers access to learn and train on great whitewater
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How do we provide the next generation of paddlers access to learn and train on great whitewater?
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Olympic Games officials approved of the canoeing lake in Rio, despite the presence of algae
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During their visit to Rio de Janeiro, representatives of 13 National Olympic Committees (NOC), among them former rowing and canoeing athletes, praised many beautiful areas in the city. Yet at the same time they expressed concern about the chaotic traffic in the area.
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Duisburg City plans to renovate regatta course
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The city wants to invest 7.3 million Euros, out of regional and state funds into the reconstruction and renovation of the training centre at the canoe race course. These repair works are urgently needed due to poor insulation and accessibility issues for wheelchair users.
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Duisburg City plans to renovate regatta course
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The city wants to invest 7.3 million Euros, out of regional and state funds into the reconstruction and renovation of the training centre at the canoe race course. These repair works are urgently needed due to poor insulation and accessibility issues for wheelchair users.
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Basque slalom paddlers campaign for artificial whitewater centre
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Calling for the development of a new whitewater centre in the Basque country (northern Spain): K1W slalom paddler Irati Goikoetxea (ESP) and Junior/U23 Basque slalom team coach Aritz Fernandez discuss the difficulties of training in coast-locked Donostia-San Sebastian.
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Protests over Tokyo 2020 canoe slalom course
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Protestors are trying to block the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games organisers from building a canoe slalom course in an historic city park.
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ICF to quantify Olympic Canoe Slalom Course Investment
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Soon after INSIDE THE GAMES published the news that Rio 2016 considers moving the canoe slalom venue to a distant venue, the ICF distributed the following press release.
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Oklahoma River World’s First Permanently Lit Racecourse
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The Oklahoma River became the world’s first permanently lit racecourse June 29 in Oklahoma City. A ceremony marked the occasion during the second annual SandRidge Energy Stars and Stripes River Festival.
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Czechs show their spirit to fight on and off the water
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The first day of the European championships in canoe slalom brought great success for the Czech team. Only 21-year-old Jiri Prskavec surprised all the opponents when he had a great run and became the best European kayaker.
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Uncertain future for Munich regatta course
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The authorities in Germany are mulling over the future of the country’s Olympic canoe regatta course in Munich. The 2,000m long facility in the Oberschleißheim district of Munich is now more than 40 years old and showing its age.
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Moroccan coaching course raises the bar for African canoe education
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ICF Lecturer and Coach, Zakaria Mahmoudi lead a 10-day intensive course in Rabat, Morocco before Christmas last year to enhance its coaches' skillsets, results have been promising.
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Marathon course Rome - ICF World Championships
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The start and finish line and the portage will be in the same area. There will be two turning points all marked with five small red buoys. The Start will be a held start, and the first 1450 mtr. will be straight to turning point 1.
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Fiesta, Forever: The site of the Olympic sprint course in Rio.
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While the bustling city of Rio de Janeiro is renowned for its beaches, iconic landmarks and partying, when it comes to the Olympic paddling events, it’s certain to create waves as well.
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Hay, Rapido: The future home of the Rio 2016 whitewater course.
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While the bustling city Rio de Janeiro is renowned for its beaches, iconic landmarks and partying, when it comes to the Olympic paddling events, it’s certain to create waves as well.
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Get ready for an awesome time in Al Ain
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Let's face it, the UAE (United Arab Emirates) is probably the last place you would expect to find a white water rafting facility.