SUP Mag UK
SUP Mag UK wants to give you, the reader/paddler, a platform for getting your voice heard. Throughout the land, plenty of stand up paddling exploits are going down and we’d love to hear about them. It doesn’t matter if it’s a super banging SUP surf session, a race report from a grass roots comp or a leisurely family jaunt around your local lake, get in touch, and let us know.
If you have any suggestions for regular features and content then also feel free to give us a shout – we don’t bite and are always happy to hear feedback and listen to suggestions.
Email tez@standuppaddlemag.co.uk for more info.
Encountering a seal whilst out on the ocean can be an incredible experience, but if you are lucky enough to come face to face with these globally rare animals, you should proceed with caution.
[...]We take you back to the weekend of June 26-27th, 2021, when Adrian Angell undertook a fundraiser for Diabetes UK by paddling 100 miles on 13 of the 17 lakes of the Lake District.
[...]My yoga teacher says, ‘there is no perfect pose; there is just your perfection in that pose’ (Jeenal Mehta); I feel this is true in paddleboarding.
[...]Whitewater SUP participation, as a sport, is complex and contains more inherent risk than other types of SUP. Yet, it is flourishing because the fun factor is off the charts.
[...] The silly summer season gives way to more space and room and less ‘traffic’ on the water.
[...]Emma Love spoke to Joyce Johnston has been white water stand up paddle boarding since 2017
[...]Reflections on EuroSUP 2022
[...]Emma Love spoke to Louise Royle, who was the first woman to qualify as a British Canoeing white water SUP coach
[...]Charlie Head completed the first solo and unsupported SUP circumnavigation of the UK
[...]A must have read for anyone into the art of propelling themselves forward on a board with a paddle
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