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During the Summer Olympic games, several water sports include swimming, diving and water polo. There is also canoeing and kayaking in the Olympics.
it is a water sport it is a water sport and you must have power and you must have power
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Yes.
river kayaking is, kayaking on a river, you generaly use a smaller boat for river kayaking but it depends what kind of river. eg if its white water (really rough) you would use a small manoverable boat that is easy to recover from a capsize at the usually occur when white water kayaking. for just rivers which arent rough, a slighty bigger boat is best. nd by the kayaking is sooooo fun. (so is sailing) am a water sport kinda person lol
Synchronized swimming
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Water Polo is a sport which has been contested in every Olympic Games since the 1900 Summer Olympic Games in Paris - and will be contested again in 2012.
Water Polo is a sport which has been contested in every Olympic Games since the 1900 Summer Olympic Games in Paris - and will be contested again in 2012.
Water Skiing briefly made an appearance in the Olympics in 1972 but only as a demonstration sport. It is not a sport in 2012 as well ;_; In order for a sport to be recognized it not only has to be popular but meet IOC Standards.
Sport-specific kayaking circuit training is a tailored workout regimen designed to enhance the physical attributes and skills necessary for kayaking. It typically includes a series of exercises that target muscle groups used in paddling, focusing on strength, endurance, balance, and flexibility. This training may involve activities such as resistance exercises, core workouts, and agility drills, often performed in a circuit format to simulate the demands of kayaking. The goal is to improve performance on the water and reduce the risk of injury.
The actual term is Synchronized Swimming, and is definitely a sport. It is an Olympic sport as well. You need exceptional endurance, strength, and flexibility to participate.