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Το Canoe slalom είναι ένα άθλημα στο οποίο οι αθλητές συναγωνίζονται με τον χρόνο προσπαθώντας να διανύσουν έναν στίβο άγριων νερών περνώντας έναν συνδυασμό πορτών, στη ροή και ανάποδα της ροής ...
Canoe slalom made its debut at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich and became a permanent Olympic fixture at the 1992 Games in Barcelona. Athletes from European nations have achieved enormous success in the sport at the Games, winning roughly 90 per cent of all canoe slalom medals.
Canoe slalom involves paddling as fast as you can along a stretch of water (up to 300m long), passing through numbered gates (two hanging poles) as you navigate the course. You can either...
Official Paris 2024 Olympics schedule and results for Canoe Slalom. Find results as they happen - which athletes are taking home medals.
7 Ιουλ 2017 · Whitewater canoe slalom is the hardest, most breathtaking sport in the world. The sport combines tactile decision making with ruthless precision. Imagine for just a second running hurdles during an earthquake. Except the hurdles are electrified. And they swing around.
Slalom & Kayak Cross - ACA. The Olympic Canoe Slalom (CSL) discipline is a timed event where athletes navigate a minimum of 150m and a maximum of 400m long whitewater course through rapids and a combination of 18 to 25 downstream (green) and upstream (red) gates, of which six or eight must be upstream gates.
Canoe slalom sees competitors navigate a whitewater course - up to 300 metres in length - by passing through a maximum 25 upstream and downstream gates in as quick a time as possible.
