Most people can pick up paddle boarding within the first SUP session, no lesson necessary. However, there is more to stand up paddle boarding than meets the eye, and even though most people consider their SUP experience a success because they can stand and somewhat navigate their board, there are some simple tips that can improve their paddle experience.
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In this post, I will equip you with tools to combat the number one question I hear from SUP newbies while establishing their paddle technique -- "How do I get my SUP to go straight?"

I am logged at about 65 paddle days so far this year.
I feel that I haven’t gone out and paddled enough. 

This year is different.
It's been a wake up call for me.

I had to learn to let go.  I had to learn how to relax.  I had to learn about sacrifice and protecting my assets.