The challenge of WW SUP
Paddling whitewater on a SUP has many challenges but the payoffs are big and we’re seeing growth in the whitewater part of the sport for several very easy to recognize reasons. By Dan Gavere [...]
SUP Coaching
Are you SUP ready?
By Elaine Farquharson
Dorset Sports Physio and Dorset SUP Coach and Guiding
Photos: Zoltan Erdelyi ZeworksIs your body ready for the complexity of SUP? [...]
SUP boarding tips in wind
Words: Elaine Farquharson
Photos: Zoltan Erdelyi – pro sup athlete and SupJunkie
SUP boarding benefits from the art of surf, sail and paddling. [...]
Shoulder health in paddling
Continuing Elaine Farquharson's series on your health and SUP techniques… [...]
Avoiding SUP related back pain
Words and pics: Elaine Farquharson [...]
SUP neck syndrome
Words: Elaine Farquharson Pics: Elaine Farquharson, Georgia Schofield @georgiascofieldphotos and Peter Tranter As a physio I hear a lot about your niggles from SUP, but did [...]
Avoiding SUP related back pain
Words: Elaine Farquharson Pics: Elaine Farquharson and Peter Tranter We don’t always consider what our core is doing when we are catching a wave or cruising down the river [...]
Stand Alone… Suplife 2020
By David ‘tids’ Tidball British Canoeing Coach Educator & Chair of SUP Technical Committee BSUPA Instructor ISA surf & Sup Instructor Corona Aware: I [...]
The subtle art of balance
Words: Corran Addison Even if you do all of those things right, you’re going to swim. Sometimes the board is going to take a hit, or get bucked, harder than your ability to [...]
Tony Bain SUP knowledge – Pack to paddle
Words and pics: Tony Bain I was on a four-day British Canoeing paddle sports leader coaching course in Scotland recently. At the end of the course the weather was looking [...]
