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Ever gone surfing Where it was a little tough to get up on the board though? If so, you would enjoy stand up paddle boarding (or SUP) among your next beach activities. Here at YourSurf Sports we have compiled some simple but handy tips to make sure that you have a great experience during your leisure time out on the water.
Starting Out
As a beginner surf stand up paddle board, it’s crucial that you train in calm, shallow water. Doing so would help you feel very safe. You’re also going to want to use a beginner’s board, which is wider and more stable. Thus, learning on a board like this will allow you to focus in on what you use as balance. When you get along and want your orientation to stand, it must be tried in coarser waters. But do keep practicing the fundamentals how to stand, paddle, and turn on flat and stationary ground before hitting the water.
Basic Technique
Keep your feet shoulder-width apart when you’re paddling on your board. That means your feet should be approximately shoulder-width apart. Hunching down a bit, bring your head up. It will help center you, balance you. Paddle always vertical and blade in water the before. When you’re ready to paddle, pull down on your paddle and maintain straight arms. Once the paddle reaches near your feet, paddle on the opposite side. Yet, itis also fair to select the paddle that perfect for you, and here you could have a “Fishing Touring Paddle” to enhance your experience dramatically.
Safety First
Safety is extremely important for paddle boarding. Always have a leash on while in the water that connects you to the paddle board. That means you don’t lose your board if you fall off. Also very important, however, is to be aware of your surroundings, particularly as you paddle. It saves you from accidents and keeps you safe when you are gliding on the water.
Board Size
Look for a YourSurf Sports deck stand up paddle board kayak that suits you. But fin for beginners, it’s best to go with a wide and thick board. Before you stand up, this will give you stability as you learn how to do it. As you progress and get more comfortable, you can start to try out narrower boards that might also be a bit harder.
Board Design
When you choose a board, think about you: your skills, your style and what you like. Designed for racing, a board that’s good for touring won't pass muster. Consider skills and expertise when selecting a board. A beginner should be using a thicker board as it is more stable. A narrower board is more suitable for advanced paddle boarders, as it allows for better range of motion and speed.
There are so many gorgeous spots to explore, not to mention it’s a great way to fully get into nature and enjoy scenery. Exploring on the YourSurf Sports mega stand up paddle board has been a way of travelling for so many people across the world and with it some amazing experiences. So here are a few which might interest you best places paddle boarding.
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