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Autonomiczny Komitet Piłki Wodnej

Serwis poświęcony piłce wodnej w Polsce, kalendarz imprez, reprezentacje, mistrzostwa, galeria zdjęć.

http://pilkawodna.w.interia.pl/

Board & Kite, Łukasz Koński

Szkoła kitesurfingu, wyjazdy za granicę, zdjęcia i filmy.

http://www.pol20.pl

CyberSails

Ogólnopolski Internetowy Serwis Sportów Wodnych. Promuje usługi związane ze sportami wodnymi w Polsce. Zawiera kącik dyskusyjny w którym zamieszczane są artykuły, reportaże i refleksje, a także biuro ogłoszeń i ofert sprzedaży jachtów.

http://www.cybersails.info.pl

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Jachty i łodzie

Informacje dla żeglarzy i wędkarzy, którzy chcą zbudować własną łódź. Opis technologii wykonania łodzi i jachtów żaglowych ze sklejki wodoodpornej, materiały szkutnicze, literatura.

http://www.woodandboats.com.pl

Motorowodne Mistrzostwa Polski 2006

Galeria zdjęć z przebiegu Międzynarodowych Motorowodnych Mistrzostw Polski w Bornem Sulinowie.

http://motorowodne.republika.pl/

Polska Federacja Łodzi Smoczych

Zrzeszenie klubów sportowych i innych podmiotów prawnych promujących pływanie rekreacyjne i sportowe na łodziach smoczych, jednej z najstarszych tradycji chińskich. Historia sportu w świecie i Polsce.

http://www.borsoft.pl/dragons/federacja/

Polski Związek Motorowodny i Narciarstwa Wodnego

Komunikaty oraz informacje o zawodach i władzach związku, kalendarz imprez.

http://www.pzmwinw.pl/

Przegląd Motorowodny

Wszystko o łodziach motorowych, skuterach wodnych, jachtach motorowych, narciarstwie wodnym i innych sportach wodnych.

http://www.motorowodny.pl

Serwis Informacyjny Zawodów Motorowodnych w Janikowie

Wiadomości, statystyki, zestawienia, fotoreportaże.

http://www.motorowodne.janikowo.com

Spadochrony holowane

Profesjonalne informacje dotyczące: spadochronów holowanych za motorówką i pojazdami, wyciągarek, szkoleń, napraw sprzętu latającego i pływającego.

http://www.parasail.and.pl

Water Team

Wiadomości na temat prac przy spływie pontonowym na rzece Odra, trasa z Głogowa do Szczecina.

http://www.bora.master.pl/INDEX.HTML

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