The revival of canoe racing on Kaua‘i began in 1955, when members of the newly organized Kaua‘i Canoe Racing Association (KCRA), led by association president William Ellis, began training under the direction of coach Ray Mant at Nawiliwili with two purchased canoes.
Inaugural races were held at Nawiliwili on Kamehameha Day, June 11, 1955, and Kaua‘i’s first annual regatta took place there on September 25.
That same year, coach Mant acquired a dilapidated 34-foot long, six-person Hawaiian fishing canoe  … More
 This is a video of Maila from GRG’s and Capo from the World Class Kayak Academy spending two weeks cheking out rivers in Nepal for the World Class to bring their school here in the Autumn season.
They travelled to the Trisuli, Upper Seti (which unfortunatley is now unrunnable due to the floods), Modi, Madi, Marsyandi, Belephi and Bhote Kosi.
(Sorry about the low quality, uploading in Nepal takes a LONG so I had to reduce the size).
The Napoleon family includes Joseph “Nappy”, Aaron and Riggs 3 generations of accomplished and well respected watermen from Oahu. With hard work and remaining humble these three are a prime example of what a family legacy is all about…enjoying life and having fun
Gator Attack in Cassleberry, FL. While bass fishing in kayak