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Originating from China, the sport of Dragon Boat Racing sees teams of twenty-two rowers use single oars to propel a long concave canoe forward. While traditional boats were made of oak, nowadays boats are made of lightweight carbon fibre for faster speeds. Within the twenty-two participants there is 20 rowers, one steerer and one drummer who is tasked with keeping the rowing rhythm.
Originating from China, the sport of Dragon Boat Racing sees teams of twenty-two rowers use single oars to propel a long concave canoe forward. While traditional boats were made of oak, nowadays boats are made of lightweight carbon fibre for faster speeds. Within the twenty-two participants there is 20 rowers, one steerer and one drummer who is tasked with keeping the rowing rhythm.
Browse 15 DragonBoatRacing organisers on PlaySport and filter by country and region to find sessions near you. Open any club to see its upcoming DragonBoatRacing classes and experiences and book online.
PlaySport lists 15 DragonBoatRacing clubs and organisations. Browse them above to find one near you.
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Many DragonBoatRacing clubs welcome juniors and beginners. Open each club's page to see the programs and sessions it runs for new and younger players.
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