81. Adventure Magazine: July/August 2000 @ Nationalgeographic.com including many Olympians tuning up for Sydney 2000, will compete in everythingfrom trail running to freestyle kayaking, climbing to outrigger canoeing. http://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/0007/sports.html

SITE INDEX Main Story Previews Subaru Gorge Games 2000 ZuluSports.com Gorge Games Highlights July 8-15, 2000 Top Day: Day 1 49er Sailing Gutsy sailing under shifting wind conditions mark second day of 49er racing. Climbing Tips from the Gorge Games Top Gorge Games climbers offer tips, tricks, and reminders for climbers of all skill levels. Race Report: 10K and Half-Marathon Knee-deep in the hoopla, an intrepid ZuluSports reporter/competitor jumps into the kickoff trail-running events. Get live Gorge Games coverage from ZuluSports.com. Top Day: Day 2 Gorge Games Dual MTB Race: Peat and Brutsaert Win The action in the Mountain Bike Dual races was fast and furious, with GT and Schwinn factory riders taking home victories. Outrigger Canoeing: Canadians, Hawaiians Rule 24-Hour Biking: Nighttime Is When the Real Race Starts Get live Gorge Games coverage from ZuluSports.com. Top Day: Day 3 49er Sailing Finals: Team Holt Breezes to Victory Downhill Mountain Biking: Get Down, Get Down Gorge Games mountain bike events culminated in the ultimate test of speed, technical ability, and outright guts: the mountain bike downhill. Demolition derby meets whitewater kayaking in the Head-to-Head Kayaking race on the White Salmon River.

82. Bora Bora Leisure Facilities: Le Méridien Bora Bora base. Windsurfing, waterskiing, sailing, outrigger canoeing, swimming,snorkelling and tennis are all available here. The hotel http://www.lemeridien.com/french_polynesia/bora_bora/leisure_pf1657.shtml

Hotel Home Page Fast Reservations Location and Directions Hotel Information ... Restaurants and Bars Leisure Facilities Photo Tour Special Offers Moments Rewards Le Méridien Home Page ... Hotels Worldwide Le Méridien Bora Bora For Telephone Reservations click here Leisure Information Bora Bora is a small island. It is filled with coconut forests and colourful villages and surrounded by miles of fine, white sandy beaches and crystal clear, turquoise water. Across the lagoon stands the impressive Mount Pahia with the pretty village of Vaitape at its base. Windsurfing, waterskiing, sailing, outrigger canoeing, swimming, snorkelling and tennis are all available here. The hotel is a Polynesian paradise offering an extraordinary view of the island, overlooking Mount Pahia and Bora Bora lagoon. It is situated on one of the finest deserted beaches to be found in the South Pacific. The hotel is an ideal retreat for the rich and famous looking for exclusive and ultimate privacy. There are no roads and no traffic - just peace and quiet. Sports and Leisure Outrigger canoeing, snorkelling, scuba-diving, sailing, windsurfing

83. Hui Wa`a O Lana`i outrigger canoeing. We welcome all individuals interested in the communal,cultural and competitive aspects of outrigger canoeing. http://www.lanaionline.com/Merchants/canoe_club.htm

H ui W a'a o L ana'i We're more than a Canoe Club Our club's purpose is to perpetuate Hawaiian Culture, Language, Arts and History through activities that develop and maintain strong and healthy minds, bodies and spirits among all people. "...maintain strong and healthy minds, bodies and spirits" O UTRIGGER C ANOEING We welcome all individuals interested in the communal, cultural and competitive aspects of outrigger canoeing The Future of Hui Wa'a o Lana'i P ADDLING Monday and Wednesday afternoon at 4:30p.m. and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings at 8:30 a.m. at Hulopoe Bay to paddle. Membership Dues Dues payable on January 1st for each year Hui Wa'a o Lana'i P.O. Box 631341 Lana'i City, Hawaii 96763

84. Adventure At Catalina Sea Camp Mt. Biking outrigger canoeing (2 class periods) Mtn. Joining the Extremeclass this summer will be Hawaiian outrigger canoeing. A http://www.guideddiscoveries.org/cimisite/summer/seacamp/seaadv.htm

Site Map Adventure Exploring/Paddling Catalina Extreme Sport Climbing Sea Kayaking W elcome to our adventure program! Get ready to sweat. Course 132 - Catalina Adventure Exploring and Paddling (2 class periods) Prerequisite: should be in good physical condition, a previous camper, cannot be in diving classes 103 or 104. Let's GO somewhere! For a couple of classes we'll get in our kayaks and explore a little further afield. We will also use teamwork and hard work in our outrigger canoe to have some fun and enjoy a really unique sport. We'll also get out and explore our 'backyard' and an exciting place or two in the Catalina interior. By exerting a little effort the class can earn the pleasures of beautiful vistas, infrequently travelled trails, and interesting coastline. This class is intended for those who don't mind a little huffing, puffing, sweating, or dust to get where they want to go! This is the kind of class which prompts Mom and Dad to ask, "why wasn't this around when I was a kid?"

85. Best Cruises : Top Cruises For Extreme Sports - 7 Blue Seas Consider rock climbing, bungee jumping, hang gliding, parasailing, mountain biking,seakayaking, or outrigger canoeing anyone. Are looking for a challenge? http://www.7blueseas.com/bestcruises/top10cruises.asp?CatID=6

86. Genesee Waterways Center in Hanover New Hampshire. The girls competed in the youth division,of outrigger canoeing. June Carlson, Kendra Schirmuhly, Amanda http://www.geneseewaterways.com/orgMain.asp?storyID=60

87. Index.gif Includes events, schedules, news, rules, photos, practice information, and related links. Based in Category Sports Water Sports Canoe and Kayaking Outrigger......Our main purpose is to perpetuate the unique and ancient sport ofHawaiian outrigger canoeing. Please Click on image to continue. http://www.kilohanaocc.org/

Welcome to the Kilohana Outrigger Canoe Club. Our main purpose is to perpetuate the unique and ancient sport of Hawaiian Outrigger Canoeing Please Click on image to continue.

88. San Diego Outrigger Canoe Club Looking for a Unique Adventure? This is your chance to experience the fun and excitementof the sport of Hawaiian outrigger canoeing on beautiful Mission Bay. http://www.sandiegooutrigger.com/index.shtml

Open Practice Saturdays at 8am beginning March 1st Novice Practice Sundays at 10am beginning March 2nd

89. Welcome To The False Creek Canoe Racing Club :FCRCC: Vancouver, British Columbia Flatwater, outrigger, dragon boat, and marathon canoeing club in Vancouver, Canada. Includes events, news, calendar, membership information, classifieds, photos, and canoeing resources. http://www.fcrcc.com/

90. Fish And Fins- Outrigger Canoes Welcome to the Fish n' Fins Web Site. This page looks better in a browser that candisplay frames. Home / Diving /Palau / canoeing / Journal / Photo Gallery /. http://www.fishnfins.com/index2.html

Welcome to the Fish n' Fins Web Site This page looks better in a browser that can display frames. Home / Diving / Palau / Canoeing / ... Photo Gallery /

91. GravityDex: Paddling: Canoeing: Outrigger The Paddling section contains links to Paddle Gear, Equipment, canoeing, Canoe, Clubs,outrigger, Tours, Events, Kayaking, Kayak, Sea, Local Retailers, Online http://gravitydex.com/Paddling/Canoeing/Outrigger/

banner = '' banner += '' banner += '' document.write(banner) // > GravityDex Home Paddling Canoeing : Outrigger Content Topics... Add a Link Advertising Dead Link Edit a Link ... What's New Featured Athlete... Josh Bender visit profile Featured Gear... search options entire directory this category Links Brisbane Outrigger Canoe Club (BOCC) (Added: Thu Jan 18 2001 Hits: 13 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It Hanohano Outrigger Canoe Club (Added: Thu Jan 18 2001 Hits: 11 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It International Polynesian Canoe Championships (Added: Thu Jan 18 2001 Hits: 11 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It Lotus Sports Club (Added: Thu Jan 18 2001 Hits: 9 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It Northern California Outrigger Canoe Association - NCOCA (Added: Thu Jan 18 2001 Hits: 11 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It Outrigger Canoe Info (Added: Thu Jan 18 2001 Hits: 22 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It Pacific Paddler (Added: Thu Jan 18 2001 Hits: 32 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It Santa Monica Outriggers (Added: Thu Jan 18 2001 Hits: 15 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It South China Sea Outrigger Club (Added: Thu Jan 18 2001 Hits: 6 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0)

92. Eteamz: Canoeing Spotlight Sites Sites. More spotlight sites Kai Elua outrigger Canoe Club SpotlightSite Winner April 2002 canoeing, Kai Elua outrigger Canoe Club. A http://www.eteamz.com/canoeing/sites/spotlight/

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93. CORA - Canada's Outrigger Racing Association CORA, Canadian outrigger Canoe Association, the home of outrigger canoe racing in Canada hosting races, we'll keep outrigger alive and well in Canada. the Lake 2002. FCRCC outrigger Multi Race Event poster unveiled! False Creek outrigger Races and the Aboriginal Festival http://www.canadianoutrigger.com/home.cfm

94. Winnipeg Alive! Login Join Saturday, February 15, 2003 Main Sports Entertainment Nights Prizes Main Alive! Magazine City Guides Eye on Winnipeg Pulse Photo Galleries Headlines Weather Site Directory Our Advertisers Airport Arrivals Departures http://www.winnipegalive.com/directory.cfm/Sports/Water_Sports/Canoe_and_Kayakin

95. Kalifornia Outrigger Association Toots Minvielle and 1958 were pivotal points in the history of outriggercanoeing, especially for California. In 1958 Toots met http://www.koa.org/history.shtml

The History of Outrigger Canoe Paddling in California by Michael (Jake) Jacobs California Outrigger Canoe dates back to 1959. The first race held in California was on September 20, 1959. This first race was a long distance race from Avalon on Catalina Island to the Newport Dunes inside the California Coast. This race involved two boats shipped to California from Hawaii through the efforts of Albert Edward "Toots" Minvielle. Both of them were koa wood boats with the names of "Malia" and "Niuhe" . "Niuhe" means "shark". The "Malia" team was composed of Hawaiian All Star outrigger paddlers organized by Toots. Some of the members of that first Hawaiian team to paddle the Catalina Channel in 1959 were Chris Bodie, Blu Makua, Archie Kuana, Joe Gilman, Sonny Heniques, and Dougie Carr. The California team paddled the Niuhe. This first mainland team included George Kopa, Tom Johnson, Dan Uadis, Frank Saddler, Mike Johnson, Dave Arne, Doug Wood, Ron Druman, Lorrin Harrison and others. The Hawaiian team in the Malia won the race in a time of 5 hours. The newly formed California team in the Niuhe finished close behind in a time of 5 hours and 11 minutes. Lorrin Harrison, the steersman, and an original member of the first California team had the following remembrances of the early beginnings and that first race, "When I first heard about canoe racing here, I had a dug-out canoe that I built in 1950. We were surfing it down in Doheny. Noah Kalama came by, he knew my sister from Hawaii, and I knew him from body surfing. He said, 'Lorrin can you get a team together of guys down here you think would like to paddle? We'll have a race with an Hawaiian team.' I said 'Yeah, we can do that!' So we started coming here to the Dunes, paddling here till 9 o'clock every night. There was about 15 guys all paddling here. Other guys would build a fire and we'd stay here and paddle when the wind was howling. we worked for two months, we were so sick of paddling here. I thought we would never get out and see the ocean. Finally Noah let us go out and it was rough outside too. That's the way it started, right here in these Newport Dunes.

96. Staff At Canoe Camp Hawai'i Todd Bradley Todd Bradley, is a name synonymous with elite level outriggercanoeing. He has been paddling for over 30 years. During http://canoecamphawaii.com/staff.html

Email Us Home Canoe Camp Hawai'i Staff Richard Nu'u Maui Kjeldsen Todd Bradley Mark Cluney ... Brian Mulvaney Richard Nu'u B.LS Dip.SPST Richard has been in the fitness industry for over 15 years. He is a former fitness center owner, publisher of New Zealand Paddling Magazine and professional canoe and kayak coach in Canada. He has competed in a variety of sports at the highest level including ultra-endurance mulitsport events, National level body building and international sprint and marathon canoeing. Richard was a 3 year veteran of the successful Team NZ/HI Molokai crew and a member of the first Canadian crew ever to win the Catalina Crossing in 2000. Richard was also the strength and conditioning coach for the NZ K4 kayak team and personal strength coach to Kamini Jain, Canadian Olympic Kayaker. "When employed as a professional canoe and kayak coach in Canada, I was flown all around North America to run private coaching clinics with outrigger canoe clubs. There is a huge demand for paddling information. In my opinion, the technical support required to improve paddling performance has not grown with the popularity of the sport. Through CCH and CCI, we will provide a means to help fulfill that demand"

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