Canoeing can be a hobby, passion, sport, even a job, for all. The sport is so varied that there is literally something for everyone. Paddling allows family and friends to experience exercise and challenge that is therapeutic for both mind and body. More importantly, canoeing is pleasurable and fun! Together, able bodied and disabled can share all aspects of the sport. Remember, everyone floats the same in a buoyancy aid!
Paralympic Medallists Ready For 2018 Paracanoe World Championships
Paralympic Medallists ready for 2018 Paracanoe World Championships With Two Years To Go To Tokyo 2020
Australia’s Rio 2016 Paralympic medallists will be in action...
Curtis McGrath shows his class at Paracanoe World Cup
Australian Paracanoe world champion and Paralympic gold medallist, Curtis McGrath, underlined his class with a second hard-fought win in as many days at the...
Paracanoe World Cup win for McGrath
MCGRATH SURVIVES SCARE TO POST PARACANOE WORLD CUP WIN
Paralympic gold medallist Curtis McGrath admitted he was “unfit” after narrowly winning gold in the men’s...
Seipel digs deep to join Australian trio in paracanoe finals
Three-time World Champion Susan Seipel has overcome illness to join Australian teammates Curtis McGrath and Dylan Littlehales in their respective finals at the ICF Paracanoe...
Small Australian Team prepare to put up big fight at Paracanoe World Cup
Australia is confident of a strong showing at this week’s ICF Paracanoe World Cup in Szeged, Hungary (18-19 May 2018), despite the late withdrawl...