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Hawaiian Racing Canoe — HAWAIIAN CANOES
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Hawaiian Racing Canoe This 32-in long model is one of five canoes commissioned by the Kahala Resort and Hotel on Oahu. Racing canoes with sails are generally very colorful and I wanted to imitate that feature in the model. In particular I tried to use wood species with striking colors, but which also coordinate well with each other.
OHCRA - Oahu Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association
OHCRA is a non-profit organization. OHCRA is dedicated to perpetuating the original sport of Hawaiian Koa canoe racing. OHCRA is made up of 18 active outrigger canoe paddling clubs from the Island of 'Oahu, Hawai'i. OHCRA has a membership of over 3,000 active paddlers, and. OHCRA organizes 20 official canoe races every year.
Hawaiian Canoes - Home — MO'OLELE
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whereby the world became aware of the beauty and sturdiness of the hawaiian voyaging canoe hokule’a thanks to “malama honua”, most people are still unaware of the multitude of different type outrigger canoes, voyaging canoes, war canoes, racing, surfing canoes which used and some still do ride the waves across the shores and highways of polynesia …
Hawaiian Outrigger Canoeing | It's History & Revival To Date
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HAWAIIAN RACING CANOE "MALIA" — HAWAIIAN CANOES
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HAWAIIAN RACING CANOE "MALIA" 1,950.00 Riding the waves along the golden beaches of Waikiki, or cradled below the fragrant plumeria trees of Magic Island, outrigger canoes are the cultural symbol of Hawaii. With a total length of 20 inches, this scaled down model of a Malia type outrigger canoe is a spectacular piece of art.
Types of Hawaiian Canoe | Hawaii | He Make'e Wa'a
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The Kupahoa canoe was mde from a log with three sides. It had the oval shape of an egg. It was made from a straight or curved log and built similar to the Kakaka. This type of canoe was very fast and was used for chasing or running away from enemies. The Kupahoa and the Opuamoo were alike in size and speed. The Kapahoa could be handled by one man.
2022 Race Schedule | Hawaiian Canoe Club
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6/4 – Moki Kalanikau Regatta – Hanakao’o 6/11 – Keiki O Maui – Hanakao’o 6/18 – John M. & Kealoha Lake – Kahului Harbor 6/25 – Kamehameha Regatta – Kahului Harbor 7/9 – Mayor’s ‘Umeke – Kahului Harbor 7/16 – Dougie Tihada – Hanakao’o 7/23 – Naleieha – Hanakao’o (Championships) 8/6 – HCRA State Race – Ke’ehi Lagoon, Oahu
HAWAIIAN RACING CANOE MALIA KOA — MO'OLELE
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Riding the waves along the golden beaches of Waikiki, or cradled below the fragrant plumeria trees of Magic Island, outrigger canoes are the cultural symbol of Hawaii. With a total length of 20 inches, this scaled down model of a Malia type outrigger canoe is …
Holopuni Canoes
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Holopuni- which in Hawaiian means "to sail everywhere" is the original name Nick Beck gave to the 3 man outrigger canoe in which he set out to explore the coastal areas of each of the Hawaiian Islands. The Holopuni OC3 Paddle and the OC3 Sail are the three person, 30' Hawaiian outrigger canoes that have evolved since 1981 to meet the many ...
HCRA Paddler
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The Interscholastic League of Honolulu, was the host association, and provided eight Malia mold canoes for racing in a two-day competition. All eight wa'a were the same weight, had the same amas, and were rigged with the same measurements. Since it's inception, HHSAA championships have been held on Oahu, Maui, and Hawaii island.
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