FANATIC SUP ACADEMY | SUP & SAIL

We all experienced this problem: You are keen on a SUP tour but when you arrive at your local lake, it´s too windy. All our Premium SUPs (…)

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NAISH STAND UP PADDLING 2020 | WELCOME TO OUR WORLD

“This year Naish welcomes you to our world, a world powered by nature.” See the new line of SUP boards, paddles and foils at www.naish.com Via Naish Stand Up (…)

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HUNTING LINES OF SPEED

“Hunting lines of speed and finding my rhythm through one of the worlds most roughest channels, the Pailolo channel, crossing 27 miles in between Maui and Moloka’i!” (…)

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TRAIN YOUR BALANCE

“Balance is something that needs to be trained, just as your muscles, endurance and brain needs training, so does you balance. Using a balance board daily will (…)

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ENDURANCE

GREAT GLEN CHALLENGE With Jay Haysey & George Shillito // Photos www.globalshots.co.uk / Bethany Mercer A great shout erupts from the centre of fifty neoprene-clad people clustered (…)

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STARBOARD SUP LADIES PADDLE DAY | OXFORD

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Starboard SUP – Ladies Day Sunday 28th July 2019, Farmoor Reservoir, Oxford Oxford SUP Club to host an exciting day of paddleboarding, dedicated to (…)

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STAND UP PADDLEBOARDING | A BEGINNER’S GUIDE | AN EVENING TALK WITH SIMON BASSETT

Stand Up Paddleboarding is the fastest growing watersport worldwide. The industry was worth $4,956 billion in 2015 is forecast to be worth $9,990 billion in 2020 (source: (…)

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SUP SURFING WOMEN SPECIAL CLASS SEMI-FINAL

SUP Surfing Women Special Class Semi-Final. Via IVY1859

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CAMBRIDGE 2019 | LIVE LOVE SUP

A perfect evening out in Cambridge for a SUP Social on the River Cam with the SUPer Whale crew… For more info superwhale.co.uk/about/ Via Live Love SUP

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KNOWLEDGE – SMALL MINDED

SMALL MINDED – WIPING THE SLATE CLEAN Words – Rob Small Photos – Kate Starling A few years ago I wrote about a perceived ‘eddy’ of lower and lower (…)