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testEXTREME CANOE SLALOM

OVERVIEW

Unlike the Slalom Canoeing, in the Extreme Slalom 4 athletes start from a 3 meter ramp, winning the one that arrives first.

HISTORY

Canoe slalom was a part of the Munich 1972 Olympic Games. After that, this sport was not absent between 1976 and 1988, until it was reincorporated in the Barcelona 1992 Olympic Games. Since then, canoe slalom has been a part of every edition. The canoe was brought to Peru from Poland thanks to the adventurer Yurek Majcherzyck. It has been a part of the Pan American Games since the Indianapolis 1987 Games.

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