Presumably, there are many friends in our life who are very interested in boating. In fact, rowing has always been regarded as a group building project by many colleges and universities. It is precisely because it can not only improve our strong lower limb strength, but also improve our cardiopulmonary endurance. The most important thing is that it can make us feel the Olympic spirit. But during the competition, many friends can't tell what canoeing is and what rowing is. Next, the author will make a concrete exposition.

A friend asked before, are Meng and Yang Wenjun, who won gold medals in Athens Olympic Games, rowers? Actually, it's not. If you think so, it's all wet. The two Olympic champions are canoeists from China. Today I will tell you what a kayak is and what a submarine is. Rowing originated from the Thames in England in the17th century, and was originally a rowing competition organized by boatmen. 17 15 in order to crown the king of England, the rowing competition was held for the first time and became a noble sport. 1775, Britain formulated the rules of rowing competition and established the first rowing club. 1892, the International Rowing Federation was first established in Turin, Italy. 1896, rowing was officially selected as an Olympic event.

Rowing originated from Indian canoes in northern Alaska. People bow and kneel on the boat, holding paddles with shovel blades, paddling in a fixed mysterious place and controlling the direction. Canoeing is divided into race and obstacle course, and it is divided into single and double according to the number of participants, while still water track is divided into 500m and1000m. Athletes in the water purification competition need to work hard and try their best to cross the terminal tower first, but in the aerial obstacle course, athletes have to resist the rapids that can overturn you at any time, which requires a lot of athletes, and it is impossible for them to fail in physical fitness.

To sum up, we can know that when playing games, we must compare the two, and never find ourselves misreading the game until the end.