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Canoeing isn’t just a recreational activity, it is also a sport practiced worldwide. It is such a popular sport that it is an event at the world Olympics. The winners at competitions are the ones who paddle the fastest and with bigger strokes and reach the finish line first in the shortest time. Canoeing is a sport practiced by both men and women that requires a lot of body strength, as the individuals use their own arm, stomach, and leg muscles to make the canoe move around.
Canoeing is a sport similar to kayaking, but it is different in many ways. A canoe is usually open compared to a kayak which is narrower and is mostly covered. A kayak can normally only be occupied by one or two people, whereas a canoe can hold several people, depending on the shape and size. In other words, canoes are generally larger in size than kayaks. The paddle for kayaking is one long pole with two sides, while for canoeing two separate paddles are used to move the canoe through the water. One similarity with the two sports is that the rider must use his or her strength to maneuver the canoe or the kayak to move about. In conclusions, it can be said that kayaking is a simpler form of canoeing.
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