Coiled Leash manufacturers tell you that you often hear the word “fa'ahou” in sports water events, but sometimes “fa'ahou” or “rowboat”. In fact, these statements are correct, kayaking and rowing are two types of events, collectively referred to as kayaking.
It’s also easy to distinguish between the two races: Coiled Leash manufacturers tell you that in a kayak the athlete sits in the boat and paddles alternately left and right; in a rowboat, the athlete is on one knee in the boat and paddles on one side water.
The Coiled Leash manufacturer tells you that the kayak originated from a small boat made by the Eskimos in Greenland. This boat is wrapped on a bone frame with whale skin and otter skin, and is rowed with paddles with blades at both ends. The rowing boat originated in Canada, so it is also called the Canadian rowing boat. Coiled Leash manufacturers tell you that in 1936, at the 11th Olympic Games held in Berlin, kayaking was listed as an official Olympic sport.
