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What (who) is kayak marathon - definition

FARE AGGREGATOR AND TRAVEL METASEARCH ENGINE
SideStep; Side-step; Kayak Software Company; Kayak Software; Sidestep.com; KAYAK; @KAYAK; Swoodoo; Checkfelix; Kayak.com

Sea kayak         
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  • A Greenland style kayak paddle
  • [[Inuit]] seal hunter in a kayak, armed with a harpoon.
  • A sea kayak on [[Valdes Island]], [[British Columbia]], [[Canada]]
  • Kayak Sailing on the [[Columbia River]]
  • date=October 2016}} style kayak paddle, (a) top view, (b) axial view, ([[first angle projection]])
  • A sea kayak constructed from plywood, epoxy and fibreglass
  • Kayaking in a double on Lake Union in Seattle, USA
  • Sea kayaking is a popular way to explore [[Kealakekua Bay]], Hawaii.
  • Sea Kayaking at [[Wilsons Promontory]] in [[Victoria, Australia]]
  • St. John]]
  • A set of wing paddles
KAYAK DEVELOPED FOR THE SPORT OF PADDLING ON OPEN WATERS OF LAKES, BAYS, AND THE OCEAN
Sea kayaks; Sea Kayak; Sea Kayaking; Sea kayaking; Iqyak; Sea canoe; Ocean kayaking; History of the sea kayak; History of sea kayaks
A sea kayak or touring kayak is a kayak developed for the sport of paddling on open waters of lakes, bays, and the ocean. Sea kayaks are seaworthy small boats with a covered deck and the ability to incorporate a spray deck.
marathon         
  • Start of the 2012 [[Helsinki City Marathon]]
  • 9781151940469}}, on 6 November 2008, University of Michigan)</ref>
  • Aerial view of runner in the [[Kigali International Peace Marathon]] in Rwanda, 2019
  • A pack of Wheelchair Division participants in the 2009 Boston Marathon
  • A volunteer hands out fluids at a marathon water stop
  • A runner getting encouragement at Mile 25 of the Boston Marathon
  • Achilles Track Club]], with his guide, running the 2011 Boston Marathon. He completed his 150th marathon at Boston in April 2014.
  • 2007 [[Barcelona Marathon]]
  • MoonWalk]] is a nocturnal charity marathon to raise money for breast cancer research.
  • Competitors during the 2014 [[Orlen Warsaw Marathon]]
  • Mars rover Opportunity's traverse in 2015 as it approached the Marathon Valley, and then traveled distance of a traditional marathon (about 42 kilometres (26 mi))
  • Participant of the [[2016 Boston Marathon]], April 2016
  • [[Luc-Olivier Merson]]'s 1869 painting depicting the runner announcing the victory at the [[Battle of Marathon]] to the people of [[Athens]]
  • 2008 Olympic marathon]]
  • Start of the 2009 [[Stockholm Marathon]]
  • Officers patrolling a marathon course in [[Ukraine]]
LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING EVENT WITH AN OFFICIAL DISTANCE OF 42.195 KM
Marathon (sports); Marathon (race); Marathon race; Marathoner; Marathon (sport); Marathons; Marathon runner; 26.2; Marathon running; Wheelchair marathon; 42.195 km; 42.195 kilometers; Marathonist; Marathoners; Full marathon; Marathon distance; 42.195 kilometres
¦ noun
1. a long-distance running race, strictly one of 26 miles 385 yards (42.195 km).
2. a long-lasting and difficult task or activity: [as modifier] the band's marathon UK tour.
Derivatives
marathoner noun
Word History
The race was named at the time of the 1896 Olympics after Marathon in Greece, the scene of a battle in which the Athenians defeated the Persians in 490 BC. It is based on the tradition that a messenger ran from Marathon to Athens (22 miles) with news of the victory, falling dead on arrival; the present standardized distance dates from 1924. However, the original account by the historian Herodotus told of the messenger Pheidippides running 150 miles from Athens to Sparta before the battle, seeking help.
marathon         
  • Start of the 2012 [[Helsinki City Marathon]]
  • 9781151940469}}, on 6 November 2008, University of Michigan)</ref>
  • Aerial view of runner in the [[Kigali International Peace Marathon]] in Rwanda, 2019
  • A pack of Wheelchair Division participants in the 2009 Boston Marathon
  • A volunteer hands out fluids at a marathon water stop
  • A runner getting encouragement at Mile 25 of the Boston Marathon
  • Achilles Track Club]], with his guide, running the 2011 Boston Marathon. He completed his 150th marathon at Boston in April 2014.
  • 2007 [[Barcelona Marathon]]
  • MoonWalk]] is a nocturnal charity marathon to raise money for breast cancer research.
  • Competitors during the 2014 [[Orlen Warsaw Marathon]]
  • Mars rover Opportunity's traverse in 2015 as it approached the Marathon Valley, and then traveled distance of a traditional marathon (about 42 kilometres (26 mi))
  • Participant of the [[2016 Boston Marathon]], April 2016
  • [[Luc-Olivier Merson]]'s 1869 painting depicting the runner announcing the victory at the [[Battle of Marathon]] to the people of [[Athens]]
  • 2008 Olympic marathon]]
  • Start of the 2009 [[Stockholm Marathon]]
  • Officers patrolling a marathon course in [[Ukraine]]
LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING EVENT WITH AN OFFICIAL DISTANCE OF 42.195 KM
Marathon (sports); Marathon (race); Marathon race; Marathoner; Marathon (sport); Marathons; Marathon runner; 26.2; Marathon running; Wheelchair marathon; 42.195 km; 42.195 kilometers; Marathonist; Marathoners; Full marathon; Marathon distance; 42.195 kilometres
n.
1) to organize, stage a marathon
2) to run a marathon
3) a dance marathon

Wikipedia

Kayak (company)

Kayak (styled as KAYAK) is a metasearch engine owned and operated by Booking Holdings.

Kayak's website and mobile apps are currently available in over 18 languages and more than 30 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, India, China, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Russia, Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, the Netherlands, Australia, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, Belgium, Korea, Japan, and Singapore.