Since stand up paddle boarding became mainstream, thousands world wide have learned the basics of SUP in a day. With the right equipment, instruction, and conditions, enthusiasts can stand up and paddle on their first attempt. Practice and experience will bring proficiency and loads of fun.
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Stand up paddle boarding (SUPing) is for all ages and skill levels. Imagine being able to take a walk on the water. At its essence, that's what this easy, accessible, fun sport of SUPing gives you—and why people of all ages and abilities are discovering fun and fitness through SUP.
If you can walk a narrow sidewalk, or ride a bike, you can paddle board. A little balance, a desire to be on the water in the fresh air, a willingness to try something new, and anyone—of any age and athletic ability—can enjoy this deceptively easy outdoor sport.
Check out a demonstration or try a rental board: it’s easy to get the knack and quickly feel comfortable. Find out why SUPing, the fastest growing water sport, has quickly spread from its Hawaiian roots to rivers, lakes, ponds and oceans everywhere, enjoyed by everyone. It’s simple, and you can do it, too.
The following video shows several ways of getting on to your board while in deep water. I was not aware of the stirrup way until I found this video presented by the people at SUPboarder.
Certified Paddle Board Associations
"World Paddle Board Association" (WPA) U.S.
worldpaddleassociation.com
"World Paddle Board Association" (WPA) Canada
wpacanada.com
"Professional Stand Up Paddle Association"
http://www.psupa.com/about/
"Stand Up Paddle Industry Association" is the trade organization of all stand up paddle businesses.
www.supindustry.org/about/
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Experience the thrill of walking on water and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature with stand-up paddleboarding - the ultimate combination of adventure and relaxation.
If a loon is calling to you on a tranquil lake, stand up paddle boarding takes you there. The river carries you and your paddle board past the osprey diving for its dinner; ocean waves offer a salty ride. Your board offers a new way to experience all kinds of water, and because you’re standing up, you see it all. About 10% of SUP enthusiasts ride the waves, while the majority of paddle boarders take up the sport for flat water cruising, fitness, racing, fishing, or just enjoying the natural world from a unique vantage point.
A short paddle boarding lesson from the late Bob Purdy
SUP in the Benagil Caves in Portugal
South Portugal
Expect to be enticed by this delightful introductory visual about paddle boarding possibilities.
Disclaimer – The following video is an ad for BIC paddle boards...and very well done!
Stand up paddle boarding can be calm and comfortable or exhilarating and challenging. See the sights as the shoreline passes, perform yoga on a still pond, surf the waves, take your kids or grand kids or even Fido along. Cast a line and reel in your catch on a SUP that is especially designed and rigged for the experience. And SUPs are unsinkable! Any way you ride, SUPing is incredibly versatile, accessible, easy to learn, and—bonus—fabulous exercise.
Stand up paddle boarding basics from Seattle Washington
Whether we’ve piqued your curiosity or inspired you to put this great sport at the top of your "to do" list, you are in the right place to find all you need to know about the world of SUPing.
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FACT: You may have noticed by now that the term SUP is loosely used. It can mean:
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SURFSTOW SUP Handle:
This handle is a mainstay in my deck bag. If poor conditions force me off the water, I can walk back carrying my board with ease. Its SUPER SUCK feature has never failed (apply on a dry surface).
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Enjoying a late September afternoon on the Columbia River, Castlegar B.C. Canada.
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