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	2005 Paddleboarding World Championships
	along Oahu's South Shore - this is the World Championship from HAwaii Kai to Kaimana Beach - around beautiful Diamond Head!
	Date: 2007-10-02 15:18:25 - Added by: hawaiian
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	Paddleboarding
	Paddle Boarding: In open ocean paddle boarding there are two disciplines: long distance paddles and short, sprint-like, close-to-shore races. The final of the Quicksilver World Paddleboard races on the South shore consists of an approximately eight-mile downwind race. The racers take advantage of local knowledge of currents, open ocean rollers and close-to-shore breaking waves that can be ridden. It always is a close head-to-head race that ends at the bottom of Diamond Head volcano at The Honolulu Canoe Club.
	Date: 2007-10-02 15:17:59 - Added by: hawaiian
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	World Paddleboard Championships - 2003
	along Oahu's North Shore - from Turtle Bay Resort to Waimea Bay!
	Date: 2007-10-02 15:17:30 - Added by: hawaiian
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	PaddleBoard
	Paddle Boarding: When the waves are small, many of Hawaii?s water people stay in shape by long distance paddling on over-sized, round-bottomed surfboards. This discipline is recognized worldwide and when the best in the sport come together, a parade of endurance and painful sacrifice takes place. The Quiksilver World Paddleboard Race starts on the island of Molokai and takes the racers across the 20-mile long channel to Oahu?s southeast side ? Hawaii Kai. Requiring an incredible amount of control, dedication and manpower to win this event is the ultimate reflection of pride and recognition and earns the athlete an incredible amount of respect from the entire watersports community.
	Date: 2007-10-02 15:17:08 - Added by: hawaiian
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	Sailing Canoe Racing from Keokea to Hana - full speed ahead!
	One of the best races ever for the organization - lots of wind and a great adventure all the way to Hana, Maui!
	Date: 2007-10-02 15:16:34 - Added by: hawaiian
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	2006 Sailing Canoe Association final race on Kauai
	One of the closest finishes ever for the entire race season - it was between Captains Marvin Otsuji and Donnie Jones, both from Kauai!
	Date: 2007-10-02 15:16:14 - Added by: hawaiian
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	Sailing Canoe Race from Maui to Oahu - 80 Miles!
	A very challenging race in these small vessels, crossing 80 miles of tr - departing from Maui, past Moloka'i and ending on world famous Waikiki beach!
	Date: 2007-10-02 15:15:53 - Added by: hawaiian
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	2006 Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association race to Haleiwa
	a great day on the water - 40 miles from Kaneohe to Haleiwa - an exciting race!
	Date: 2007-10-02 15:15:27 - Added by: hawaiian
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	2007 Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association 1st race
	The Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association travels from Keokea bay on the big island of Hawaii to Hana Maui with Rob Machado.
	Date: 2007-10-02 15:15:11 - Added by: hawaiian
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	Sailing Canoes
	Canoe Sailing: In ancient times Hawaiians utilized sailing canoes for trade and warfare among the tribes of the island chain. Nowadays, the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association (HSCA) replicates those ancient voyages and cultural values. The new sailing canoes hold 6 crew and can reach speeds of up 30 mph in open water ? the Hawaiian channels are known to be some of the roughest in the world, and the small and precarious sailing canoes deliver adrenaline loaded races along the stunning Hawaiian shoreline. This particular race starts on the Big Island and ends, 40 nautical miles later, in Hana, Maui. Gale force winds make the race an episode of ?survival at sea??
	Date: 2007-10-02 15:14:51 - Added by: hawaiian
	Views: 6180 - Votes: 2 - Rating: 3.5