The manufacturer of Single seat kayak tells you that the track length of the kayak slalom facility is 250-400 méadar. The measurement standard is the middle minimum value of the waterway between the starting line and the finish line; the minimum average width of the track is 8 méadar, the water drop is generally greater than 5 méadar, and the water depth is greater than 0.6 méadar.
Warm-up and relaxation waters are generally in the start or finish area.
There are fixed and movable obstacles in the track. Obstacles can be combined into many different forms depending on training and competition needs. During the competition, 18-25 water gates are arranged on the track. The manufacturer of the single seat kayak tells you that one part is the downstream gate in the direction of the current flow, and the other part is the upstream gate in the direction of the upstream flow. There are at least 6 and at most 7 upstream gates. During the competition, athletes must pass the prescribed upstream and downstream gates without touching the gate poles.
Single seat kayak manufacturers tell you that the water gate consists of two hanging gate bars. The water gate poles are painted green and white, the reverse water gate poles are painted red and white, and the bottom section is all white. Door width refers to the distance between two door poles, ranging from 1.2 meters to 4 méadar. The door pole is round, 1.6m-2m in length, 35cm-5cm in diameter, and has enough weight that there will be no big swing when the wind blows. The lower end of the door pole is about 20 cm high from the water surface, so it is advisable not to be touched by the water.
Single seat kayak manufacturers tell you that athletes must pass through the gates in the order of gate numbers during competition. The house number plate is 30 cm long and 30 cm wide, with a yellow or white background, and a number 20 cm high on both sides with black paint.
