Wahine Wayfinding Paddling, training and everything in between from a woman’s point of view By Mariko Roths If you’ve ever paddled alongside Kīkaha’s Beth Wolfe, you’ve probably noticed her strength […]
High school paddlers, a world champion, a community celebration and a new column! September’s Talk Story is a full one!
The Kīkaha ‘ohana blessed the club’s new canoes on a windy morning at the Foss Waterway practice site.
Manu Baker was a mentor to many at Kīkaha.
Keiki program puts Kīkaha’s future in its youngest paddlers It’s easy to see the future of Kīkaha O Ke Kai. Just take a moment to watch the club’s keiki paddlers.
Kīkaha purchased two Kai Wa‘a Hydra Pro OC6 canoes, dubbed “the twins,” after receiving a $25,000 grant from the Asia Pacific Cultural Center.
If you’ve raced for Kīkaha, your coaches got you to the finish line. But the person who got you to the starting line was Unko Bu.
The mindset of ‘ohana found a larger audience for Kīkaha with the release of a YouTube video created by ocean clothing manufacturer Hammers+Legends. It’s a beautifully shot introduction to the club.
Paddling in the cold winter months offers a unique challenge and an opportunity to improve as a paddler.
Some of Kīkaha’s kupuna paddlers were part of the return of the Moloka’i Hoe, the 41-mile men’s canoe race across the Ka’iwi Channel.
