It's week 2 notes from Karla Gore on her incredible real life stand up paddleboard journey from Flatwater to the open ocean and beyond. Share in her experiences and learn how to be a better paddler at the same time!
Have you ever wanted to move beyond flatwater stand up paddling and get into something a little more challenging and fun, but simultaneously have some real fears, concerns and lack of knowledge/experience to be able to make it happen on your own? If yes, then these notes which will post each week for several weeks to come will be extremely helpful and motivating.
Looking for some ways for keeping stand up paddle fresh and fun? Click "Read More" to discover 10 ideas!
Until recently, few resources have been available for dog loving paddlers who want to teach their best friends to ride on a paddleboard. How to SUP With Your PUP is the first book dedicated to teaching dogs to SUP.
Alex Mauer shares some insight on his experience riding the river and which fins have proven to work the best.
At first the idea of getting started in SUP seems quite simple but with a little more thought, there really are quite a few gear items that are needed.
For all those people who have been introduced to Stand Up Paddle but have been intimidated by choosing and moving the large boards, have no fear... here are a few tips that should help you out!
Have you ever wanted to go stand up paddle but had a concern about how you were going to get the board from the car to the water without dropping it and potentially damaging your gear? Click "Read More" to watch a video with a solution.
No matter what the level of expertise, Stand Up Paddlers still seem to have questions. Let us know what questions you want answered and SupConnect will go to town with a new series of answers in 2013. Discover a starting tip and share your questions by clicking the "Read More" button.
Need help choosing the right board for you? Bob Long, owner of West Coast Paddle Sports has some great advice, check it out!
Danny Ching does a live webisode and shares amazing tips and techniques for more efficient paddling and best equipment to make your paddling experience even more productive! Photo courtesy of Jesse Lora
One of the great things about flatwater paddling is that you don’t have to leave your furry best friend behind.· A lot of avid paddlers bring along their dogs and in some cases their cats! Click "Read More" below to watch a super fun video of one owner and Shred Dog!