Olympics - Flatwater Canoe/Kayak Tickets

 Did you know that kayaking has been an Olympic event since 1924? It's true, although it didn't get full event status until 1936. The emergence of kayaking as a recreational activity for the more outdoorsy among us has been relatively recent but the sport has been around quite a while. In the modern-day Olympics, both women and men compete in 16 types of slalom and flatwater canoe/kayak events. You may be wondering what the difference is between flatwater and slalom. Flatwater is exactly what you'd expect. Canoeists and kayakers race on calm water in their respective lanes. Slalom races involve kayakers and canoeists to race a 300-meter course. The athlete with the fastest time wins. This heart-pumping adventure is best experienced in person, so why not plan a trip through the most helpful, popular ticket-selling site on the Web?  

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