Question

What is river rafting? Discuss about their grades of difficulty.

Class 11, Physical Education

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Answer 1

Answer:

The overall grade of a river depends on the hardest rapid on that river. Grade VI: Impossible to negotiate, suicidal. Basic to medium swimming skills are required for Grades I to III, while a decent experience of white-water rafting is necessary for Grades IV and VI.

Answer 2

River rafting involves using inflatable rafts and tools to navigate through the water bodies and compete against various teams as recreation.

The various grades of difficulty are as follows-

• Easy grade-The risk is the lowest and there are minimal obstructions.
• Novice grade-There are avoidable obstructions in this level.
• Intermediate grade-Controlling the boat is essential and strong waves are expected.
• Advanced grade-A lot of turbulence is present and high-level skills are required.
• Expert grade- Violent waves, unexpected risks can be dealt with with enough experience.
• Extreme grade- The risk is very high and the scope for errors is nil.