Paddle Smarter, Not Harder
Most first-timers paddle with their arms and have their paddles backwards. Arms tire fast — especially when the wind picks up.
Since 2010, thousands of people have come down to our facility to learn the finer points of this water craze we refer to as S.U.P. I am the first in California to offer SUP instruction — the first. I've seen about every obstacle in learning and can get most people up and paddling quickly.
Most first-timers paddle with their arms and have their paddles backwards. Arms tire fast — especially when the wind picks up.
I teach a technique that uses your back, obliques, glutes, and legs. With this technique you can paddle for hours at a time. Anyone can learn this in a short amount of time.
If your arms tire while paddling and the wind starts blowing, your body acts as a sail. Knowing proper technique keeps you safe and in control.