Water Kayak (Adult, Child)

Kayaking is a rowing sport in which oarsmen take a special dinghy and use single or double oars to paddle forward.It is divided into two types of kayaks and rowing boats, both with small pointed ends and no paddle frame.Kayakers sit in the boat and paddle with two oars; rowers lunge with their forelegs, kneel on their hind legs, and paddle on the side of the boat with a single paddle.Kayaking requires good explosive power and balance, which can effectively enhance the function of the cardiovascular system and develop muscle strength and endurance throughout the body.The sport has a long history and has now become an official competition of the Olympic Games, including various forms such as still water racing and slalom.