Duke Kahanamoku
| Duke Kahanamoku | ||
 Duke Kahanamoku. | ||
| Simning, herrar | ||
 Olympiska spel | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guld | Stockholm 1912 | 100 m frisim |
| Guld | Antwerpen 1920 | 100 m frisim |
| Guld | Antwerpen 1920 | 4x200 m frisim |
| Silver | Stockholm 1912 | 4x200 m frisim |
| Silver | Paris 1924 | 100 m frisim |
Duke Paoa Kahinu Mokoe Hulikohola Kahanamoku, smeknamn "The Big Kahuna", född 24 augusti 1890 i Honolulu, Hawaii, död 22 januari 1968 i Honolulu, Hawaii, var en amerikansk simmare och surfare.
Kahanamoku brukar ofta betecknas som uppfinnaren av den moderna surfingsporten, men han är förmodligen mer känd i världen som flerfaldig OS-guld-medaljör och världsrekordhållare.
Mellan de olika olympiska spelen 1912, 1920 och 1924 och därefter reste han runt i världen (framförallt i USA och i Australien) och hade simuppvisningar och passade samtidigt på att göra reklam för surfingsporten.
När han inte var på simturnéer tjänstgjorde Kahanamoku som sheriff i Honolulu, Hawaii mellan 1932 och 1961. Han medverkade, främst i mindre roller, i ett antal spelfilmer och dokumentärfilmer inspelade i Hollywood med regissörer som John Ford och Victor Fleming.[1]
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