By Rod Clayton If you’ve raced paddleboards at all, or if you’ve thought about buying a race SUP, I’ll bet you’ve obsessed over which board is the fastest. Each board has is own unique hull design, characteristics, and flavor — so which one do you buy to dominate your local race scene? Spoiler Alert: I’ll go ahead…
You can (and should) definitely practice buoys in open water, but you also need to practice getting around an actual buoy. It’s difficult to work on position and precision without a buoy in place, and you probably don’t want to see an actual buoy for the first time in a race, right? Our favorite practice…
If you’re paddling a lot, whether you’re touring on your stand up paddleboard or training for a long distance SUP race like Chattajack, there’s a good chance you’ll eventually develop medial epicondylitis. That’s fancy talk for, “My elbow hurts.” You definitely don’t want to ignore the elbow pain — it WILL eventually get in the way…
