Kayaks and canoes are human-powered watercraft. A kayak has a paddler sitting facing forward using a double-bladed paddle, while a canoe is open and uses a single-bladed paddle. Kayaking differs from canoeing in that kayakers sit facing forward with their legs in front, paddling with a double-bladed paddle on each side in rotation, whereas canoeists sit side-by-side and use a single-bladed paddle.

1. CANOE AND KAYAK
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2. KAYAK
A kayak is a low-to-the-water, canoe-like boat
in which the paddler sits facing forward, legs
in front, using a double-bladed paddle to pull
front-to-black on one side and them the other
in rotation.

3. Canoe
Canoeing involves paddling a canoe with a
single-bladed. Canoeing refers to both
canoeing and kayaking.
Canoe is an open canoe.

4. Kayaking is distinguished from
canoeing by the sitting position of the
paddler and the number of blades on
the paddle.

5. The most important canoa athelts