Women’s Canoe Out of 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio

It may not appear like it, but rather Women’s ski bouncing in the Sochi Olympics and Women’s kayak hustling have a great deal in like manner. Not just are both hung on water mediums and include adrenaline, they likewise have attempted to be incorporated in the Olympic Summer  games.

Women’s ski bouncing makes its Olympic introduction in Sochi, 90 years after men initially hopped in the Games. The street incorporated an unsuccessful claim recorded by contenders in front of the 2010 Vancouver Games. A Canadian court decided that the International Olympic Committee, not Vancouver coordinators, was the main body with the power to choose. In April 2011, the IOC at long last voted to let the ladies bounce in Sochi.

Women’s  kayak racers have confronted a much more tumultuous way to Olympic consideration. The International Canoe Federation (ICF) as of late reported that it would push to have ladies' C-1 slalom and C-1 200m sprint included in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Numerous racers, on the other hand, including 19-year-old Australian world C-1W champion Jessica Fox, are not cheerful. They would rather the ICF pushed to incorporate ladies' kayak in the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio.