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How to fast stroke like a pro - by World Champ racer Michael BOOTH

Paddling in bumpy water is inevitable and can be challenging even for the more seasoned paddlers ~ Michael BOOTH powered by BOOTH Training gives us these super handy tips on how to paddle in choppy conditions.

ⓘ Planning a SUP trip??? Here's a quick checklist before you go!

4 simple paddle surfing tips to improve your wave riding by World Champion rider Benoit Carpentier.

What's your best tip for someone new to paddle surfing?

ⓘ Tips to adjust a fixed shaft length/ height 🤓

Last week we showed you how to set the correct paddle height, but what if your paddle shaft is not adjustable?

Don't sweat it, follow this guide from our expert paddle product manager, Film, to get the best result when cutting & adjusting your fixed paddle shaft length!

Wondering what the ideal length to set your paddle height is at? Dream Team rider Connor Baxter gives us these handy tips to easily set up that perfect paddle length!

It's time to get on board and GO! Here's 4 easy steps for getting on your board for beginners.

When out on the water it's always safety first, which means wearing a leash.

Knowing what the different types of leashes are and when to use them can be super critical and can mean all the difference in an unforeseen situation.

Make sure to always wear your leash, and please share this infographic with your paddling buddies so they too, can SUP safely!

Infographics by Starboard SUP

Here's your next instalment of ; "Paddling Tips by Connor Baxter".

These are just a few of the basic but very critical pointers to remember when you head out for your next paddle! Enjoy 😎

These two quick tips for getting your 'basic paddle grip' correct are fundamental in achieving the correct paddle stroke so you can better enjoy your time on the water.

Know a friend that is just getting started & needs this quick tip? Don't forget to tag them in the comments below 😉 and with us.

About to catch that wave? Before you start paddling in, make sure you are standing with your feet in the correct position - the Parallel Surf Stance. Give it a go and let us know how it went in the comments below!

It's back to basics! Before you start to paddle away, you should know the best and safest ways to get onto your SUP. This can prevent injuries and damaging your equipment in the *likely* event of falling whilst getting up & riding.

Have any comments or questions? Let us know below!