Poor Knights Crossing Urgent Update
Please be advised that, due to Covd19 restrictions, Canoe Racing NZ are now unable to co-host the event as the opening race of the Darcy Price Memorial NZ Oceanski series.
2020-09-13
Please be advised that, due to Covd19 restrictions, Canoe Racing NZ are now unable to co-host the event as the opening race of the Darcy Price Memorial NZ Oceanski series.
Emma Kemp is earning an enviable reputation over the 10km distance after enjoying two seasons of domestic dominance.
CRNZ coach Tim Brabants offers his pearls of wisdom on paddlers returning to training after a break.
Stuff published two articles related to CRNZ’s performance program on Sunday, 30 August. The following is the full text of two statements that we provided to Stuff in response to questions submitted to us.
The 2020 New Zealand 10km Championships served up some thrilling competition on Lake Okareka as not only national honours but 2020 Kayak Krazy series titles were up for grabs in Rotorua.
The New Zealand 10km Championships will take place at the scenic Lake Okareka in Rotorua on Saturday with the additional incentive of the event also forming the climax to the 2020 Kayak Krazy series.
After losing his right leg in a civil roading accident last December, it is no exaggeration to say Corbin Hart’s world turned upside down.
Just to confirm that the 2020 NZ 10km Championships and final round of the Kayak Krazy Series will take place as planned at Lake Okareka, Rotorua on Saturday (August 29).
The Annual Foxton Loop Race on the Manawatu River waterway, the penultimate round of the 2020 Kayak Krazy series, attracted 69 paddlers of all ages and standards in pursuit of a full range of goals.
Following the Government announcement that the Auckland region is going into an Alert Level 3 from midday on Wednesday August 12 until midnight Friday and that the rest of New Zealand will go into an Alert Level 2, this, unfortunately means a return to paddling restrictions.
The 2008 Olympic K1 1000m champion and Canoe Racing NZ coach Tim Brabants shares his pearls of wisdom for developing paddlers.
Liam Lace currently leads the open men’s K1 standings after six rounds of this year’s Kayak Krazy Series. Ahead of the latest round – which takes place on Lake Karapiro on Sunday – we chat to the 20-year-old Cambridge-based athlete about his competitive efforts this winter and his paddling journey so far.
