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Outrigger canoe | Waka-Austronesian " outrigger canoe " which gave in Malagasy the name vahoaka -" people ", of Proto-Malayo-Polynesian * va-waka – " the people of canoe ": the Vahoaka Ntaolo, the first Austronesians ancestors of the Malagasy had probably used similar canoes to reach the great island from the Sunda islands
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Outrigger and canoe
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Outrigger on a contemporary Hawaiian sailing canoe
* Outrigger canoe
* Outrigger canoe racing
Outrigger canoeing is a sport in which an outrigger canoe ( Va ' a, waʻa, and waka ama in Tahitian, Hawaiian, and Māori languages, respectively ; similar words are used in other Polynesian languages ) is propelled by means of paddles.
Outrigger canoe paddling is a sport accessible to all.
A Acacia koa | koa wood Outrigger canoe | canoe model on display inside
* Outrigger canoe
* Outrigger canoe, a type of canoe featuring one or more lateral support floats
* Outrigger canoe racing
Hemmings was a steersman on four Molokai to Oahu Outrigger Canoe racing Champion teams, and to this day is a pioneer canoe surfing steersman.
Outrigger and name
; Rigger: A " Rigger " is the rowing slang name for an Outrigger.
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Vezo -" Those of the coast " in Proto-Malayo-Javanese ( Photo Wikicommons: Arman Manookian – ' Men in an Outrigger Canoe Headed for Shore ', oil on Canneva, c. 1929 )
Outrigger and –
* Trustee, Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation ( 1990 – 1991 )
* Board of Directors, Outrigger Canoe Club ( 1972 – 1973, 1975 – 1976 )
Outrigger and used
* Outrigger trawlers with a forward superstructure and aft working deck are widely used to target shrimp.
* Outrigger, often used in rowing or canoeing
Outrigger and canoes
Outrigger canoes.
Outrigger and great
Outrigger Canoe Club team mate Dennis Berg was quoted in the summer 2011 issue of Volleyball USA magazine saying of Selleck, " Tom was a great team mate, appreciative of being included with such a talented and experienced group, practicing and playing hard when his Magnum schedule permitted.
Outrigger and from
The Outrigger hold the lines further away from your boat's wake, setting your lures into clearer water making it easier for a Fish to target in on your lures.
Outrigger canoeing has grown from its roots in Polynesia to become a very popular paddling sport, with numerous sporting and social clubs located around the world.
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Cruisers can see traditional life in remote areas of the world ; here, a Kuna ( people ) | Kuna paddles a dugout canoe in the San Blas Islands.
Birch bark | Birchbark canoe
Image: Canvas-stretching. jpg | Stretching canvas on a canoe
Image: Seliga. jpg | Wood-and-canvas canoe built by Joe Seliga
Large passenger-carrying outrigger canoe ( bangka ), Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro | Puerto Galera, Philippines.
Image: Old-town-at-manitowish. jpg | Wood-and-canvas canoe being lifted over a beaver dam near Manitowish Waters
File: Haisla canoe ( UBC-2009 ). jpg | Haisla canoe
Two canoes built by J. H. Rushton, Canton ( village ), New York | Canton, New York, are along the left wall, and the red canoe was built by B. N. Morris, Veazie, Maine.
Drawing of a Chinook dugout ( boat ) | dugout canoe from a memoir of the Oregon Country published in 1844.
File: Munroe 1900 proa. jpg | A proa, a form of outrigger canoe
Scarred tree in Fitzroy Gardens, Melbourne | Fitzroy Gardens, the scar is left after a canoe has been cut out of the trunk
A Voyageurs | Voyageur canoe during the fur trade era
A traditional canoe # Canoe materials | wood-and-canvas canoe by Joe Seliga
Image: Palmer_Rapids. jpg | White water canoe and kayak training at Palmer Rapids
File: Plimoth Plantation Canoe. jpg | Native American canoe building
Image: Thecanadian with canoe. jpg | The Canadian picking up a canoeist in central Ontario
canoe and outrigger
The term vaka, like the related terms aka and ama, come from the Malay and Micronesian language group terms for parts of the outrigger canoe, and vaka can be roughly translated as canoe or main hull.
During pre-European-contact times there was frequent canoe voyaging between the islands as Polynesian navigation skills are recognised to have allowed deliberate journeys on double-hull sailing canoes or outrigger canoes.
That night, he sneaks her off the ship, and the couple escape the island by outrigger canoe.
The voyage was done in a great outrigger canoe named Va ' ahiva that had 140 rowers.
Next, Michael " Guns " Donovan ( Wayne ), another expatriate U. S. Navy veteran and a former shipmate of Gilhooley, returns from a fishing trip aboard an outrigger canoe.
The term vaka, like the related terms aka and ama, come from the Malay and Micronesian language group terms for parts of the outrigger canoe, and vaka can be roughly translated as canoe or main hull.
Similar to outrigger canoe ( va ' a ) racing but unlike competitive rowing and canoe racing, dragon boating has a rich fabric of ancient ceremonial, ritualistic and religious traditions.
People who paddle dragon boats may also compete in other types of larger craft such as in outrigger canoe racing due to some similarities in training regimes and sporting ethos.
The term ama is a word in the Polynesian and Micronesian languages to describe the outrigger part of a canoe to provide stability.
The function of outrigger is to stabilize the ship, the single or double outrigger canoe is the typical feature of the seafaring Austronesians vessels and the most likely the type of vessel used for their voyages and exploration across Southeast Asia, Oceania, and Indian Ocean.
* V1, the Polynesian va ’ a hoe rudderless single-paddler outrigger canoe
In an outrigger canoe and in sailboats such as the proa, an outrigger is a thin, long, solid, hull used to stabilise an inherently unstable main hull.
The river can be crossed by walking out across the shallows and crossing the deep channel in a dugout canoe, which is stabilised with an outrigger.
* Tagalog: bangka, an outrigger canoe
The canoe in the front right, with a narrower hull and smaller body, is a single person outrigger canoe, or OC1.
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