Aloha Aito and the Rise of Rudderless Racing
Aloha Aito 2026 highlights Hawaii’s growing rudderless paddling scene with elite V1 and V6 outrigger racing and international teams.
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Aloha Aito 2026 highlights Hawaii’s growing rudderless paddling scene with elite V1 and V6 outrigger racing and international teams.
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Team ARE’s 40+ crew claimed Bronze—and celebrated like Gold—at the 2025 Moloka’i Hoe, while their 50+ team proved that age and passion paddle side by side.
Oldies but Goodies Read More »
Team OPT claimed their first Moloka’i Hoe title, defeating Shell Va’a in a thrilling 40-mile race across the Ka’iwi Channel despite an early huli.
Legendary coach David Tepava shared Tahitian va’a wisdom in Hawaii, inspiring coaches with lessons on stroke, efficiency, and the art of team paddling.
Moloka‘i Hoe 2025 unites paddlers worldwide for a 40-mile Ka‘iwi Channel crossing. Follow the action, history, and rivalries of this iconic race.
Moloka’i: The R-Rated Channel Read More »
Discover the history and spirit of Nā Wāhine O Ke Kai, a 40-mile women’s outrigger race across the legendary Ka’iwi Channel.
Never Tell a Woman What She Can’t Do! Read More »
Ocean Paddler TV brings outrigger racing to screens worldwide—covering major events from Hawaii to Tahiti with epic footage and authentic ocean culture.
The Channel That Made Paddling a Spectator Sport Read More »
Each year in Kona, Kai ‘Opua Canoe Club brings paddlers together for the Queen Lili’uokalani Races—a vibrant blend of sport, culture, and Hawaiian spirit.
Behind Every Big Race Lies a Great Host Read More »
Coach Billy Tupea brings his junior paddlers from Tahiti to Queen Lili’uokalani 2025, inspiring youth through Va’a and building champions on and off the water.
Big on Junior Paddlers Read More »
ARE Tahiti backs Queen Lili’uokalani 2025 and host Kai ‘Opua, supporting 2,500 paddlers and record junior turnout to grow the global sport of Va’a.
A Race That’s Keeping Pace with the ARE Tahiti Mission Read More »