What Is Stand Up Paddle?
What's SUP? Come join us and we'll show you what the latest watersports craze is all about. Stand up paddle boarding or, SUP for short, offers something that everyone can enjoy. It's fun for kids of all ages, ability and size; so whether you are looking for an intense full body workout, a new way to surf the waves, a great view as you leisurely paddle across flat water SUP is the sport for you and your family. Try it out today--it's a whole new way to have fun. We'll see you walking on water soon!
Lessons
Learn SUPing from Stand Paddle Instructor.One lesson and you too will be Walking on Water. One lesson and you too will be Walking on Water!
Lessons Include:
• Usage of SUP Board, Stand Up Paddle, PFD, Leash
• Basic Paddling Technique
• How to Stand Up and Paddle
• Stand Up Paddle Board Etiquette
• Basic Safety Skills and Awareness
Rates:
private lesson, $50 per hour
group lesson, $35 per person per hour
Stand Up Paddle Rentals Rentals include:
SUP board, Paddle, PFD, Leash, and straps and pads for transportation if needed
Rates:
daily rental $45 (delivery and pick up available with advanced notice for a nominal charge) extended rates available
Lessons Include:
• Usage of SUP Board, Stand Up Paddle, PFD, Leash
• Basic Paddling Technique
• How to Stand Up and Paddle
• Stand Up Paddle Board Etiquette
• Basic Safety Skills and Awareness
Rates:
private lesson, $50 per hour
group lesson, $35 per person per hour
Stand Up Paddle Rentals Rentals include:
SUP board, Paddle, PFD, Leash, and straps and pads for transportation if needed
Rates:
daily rental $45 (delivery and pick up available with advanced notice for a nominal charge) extended rates available
Stand Up Paddle History
Stand up paddle surfing (SUP), or in the Hawaiian language Hoe he'e nalu, is an emerging global sport with a Hawaiian heritage. The sport is an ancient form of surfing, and began as a way for surfing instructors to manage their large groups of learner surfers, as standing on the board gave them a higher viewpoint, increasing visibility of what was going on around them. To begin with, this started with using a one-bladed paddle, whilst standing on a normal length surfboard. The popularity of the modern sport of SUP has its origination in the Hawaiian Islands but peoples from all over Polynesia, Africa and Asia have for ages fished standing on board-like crafts due to the advantages of their elevated viewpoints. Today, due to technological advancements in board and paddle design, SUP has become one of the fastest growing forms of recreation in the world.