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Σάββατο 23 Νοεμβρίου 2013

Rafting Kiwis within reach of gold

Rude NZ awakening for Iran rafting team

http://tvnz.co.nz/othersports-news/rude-nz-awakening-iran-rafting-team-5723630

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It's not quite the Jamaican bobsled team but the Iranian rafting team have created quite a splash since arriving in New Zealand for the World Rafting Championships.
While Iran isn't landlocked, the Middle Eastern country, which is renowned for deserts more than rapids, is an unlikely team in the Rotorua event.
"I was actually extremely surprised to see ...more















The World Rafting Championships are all set for a thrilling final day tomorrow as the teams prepare for the down river event.
Today meant a new river and a new discipline at the slalom event, which for the New Zealand men's team meant turning to ...more

Τρίτη 19 Νοεμβρίου 2013

YouTube Video Shows Four People Whitewater Rafting on the New Fox Signature Air Mattress

 
 AirMattress.com recently picked up the latest upgrade for the Fox Signature Series from Fox Airbeds. To test out the durability, Fox Airbed’s Max Gurel took a prototype white water rafting down the Salmon River.



 Fox Airbed’s video producer Max Gurel along with five others rafted down the Salmon River on a new Fox Signature Series air mattress which is geared to be launched for Nov. 25, 2013. Gurel videotaped the excursion to show the ...more

Δευτέρα 18 Νοεμβρίου 2013

Golden tinge to white water

There must be something in the water on the Kawerau River as New Zealand teams produced a golden winning effort at the 2013 White Water World Rafting Championships.
A total of 70 teams of six, from 30 countries competed in the 11-day international event on Kawerau River along with the Kaituna and Rangitaiki, with the Kiwis paddling their way to two world title crowns in the Women’s under-19 and under-23 divisions.
The New Zealand under-19 Women’s white water rafting team navigating the slalom course on the Tarawera.



And it is the New Zealand under-19 girls’ team, all hailing from Tauranga, who are gaining all the plaudits.
Captained by Courtney Williams, 15, the team backed up earlier bronze and silver medals with gold in a very physical slalom race on the Tarawera on ...more

Five golds on white water

Lisa Podlucky and winning crew
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GOING FOR GOLD: Lisa Podlucky (far right) and the gold medal-winning NZ team on the Tarawera.


A whitewash on white water has seen Nelson's Lisa Podlucky win five gold medals at the world rafting championships.
Representing New Zealand in the under-23 women's team, Podlucky and her team-mates swept the competition, winning all their events and placing top overall at the 2013 white water world rafting championships.
The competitions were held on ...more