Kīkaha finished one of its best seasons, notching a victory in the Gorge Outrigger Canoe Race, sending paddlers to the world sprint championships in Hilo and fielding three crews at the Queen Lili’uokalani Canoe Races in Kona.
President Fergus Hyke sits down with KOMO TV’s Molly Shen In a recent TV interview. Kikaha o Ke Kai, based in Tacoma, was highlighted for its successful summer, which included
Kikaha’s 70s men’s crew is racing in the 2024 IVF World Sprint Championship in Hilo, which is scheduled for Aug. 16-23.
Given its passion for promoting Hawaiian culture through outrigger canoe paddling, it was only natural that Kikaha O Ke Kai seek additional opportunities to share that passion with the community.
Zone 1: Active Recovery Easy, easy, easy. Your conversation level is never out of breath. Lollygagging, recreational level. Recovery time. Good for staying loose, working on technique, focus mentally, warm
