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David Cal is a Spanish Olympic athlete who competes in canoeing. He has won one gold medal and four silver medals across three Olympic Games (2004, 2008, 2012). He holds the record as the Spanish athlete with the most Olympic medals in canoeing, having earned his fifth medal, a silver, in the 2012 London Olympics in the 1000 meter C1 event. Cal began competing nationally for his club in Galicia, Spain at age 14 and has had success in both the Olympics and other global and European competitions.
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- 4. ABOUT THE SPORT Canoeing is a water sport that is practiced on a light boat, usually made of fiberglass or plastic. The boat is propelled by one, two or four (but not three) with an oar. Competitions are usually done in the summer months, however, trainings are held throughout the year. It is divided into categories according to age and sex. The age division that sets the distance rows in each category (the distance increases as you go up category).
- 5. EQUIPMENT The canoe: The paddle Footwear: Helmet: Life vest: Rope:
- 7. THE END