Linked from

The 11 pages that link to Duke Kahanamoku, each with the reason it gives.

• Competitive swimmingRelated: His Olympic success helped bring Hawaiian swimming and surfing to global attention.

• SurfingRelated: His demonstrations and travels introduced surfing to audiences far beyond Hawaiʻi.

• 1912 Summer OlympicsRelated: His Stockholm victory helped bring international attention to Hawaiian surfing and swimming.

• International Swimming Hall of FameBroader topic: His athletic legacy links competitive swimming with the broader aquatic culture celebrated by the Hall.

• 1920 Summer OlympicsRelated: He defended his 100-meter freestyle title at the Antwerp Games.

• Beach volleyballRelated: Beach volleyball's early growth is associated with the recreational beach culture he helped popularize.

• Johnny WeissmullerRelated: Kahanamoku was a leading contemporary of Weissmuller in Olympic swimming.

• Mark SpitzNarrower topic: Kahanamoku represents an earlier generation of American Olympic swimming champions.

• Annette KellermanRelated: Like Kellerman, Kahanamoku brought competitive swimming and aquatic performance to mass audiences.

• Kelly SlaterNarrower topic: His global promotion of surfing helped establish the sport Slater later dominated.

• OʻahuRelated: Born in Honolulu, he connected Oʻahu’s surf culture with audiences worldwide.