Podcasts about stand up paddleboard

Ocean Sports:In Los Angeles 2028 wird es bei Olympia neue Disziplinen geben. Unter "Ocean Sports" werden Paddelsportarten verstanden, die überwiegend auf dem Meer praktiziert werden oder dort ihren Ursprung haben. So zählen hierzu insbesondere das Auslegerkanu, der Surfski und auch das Stand-Up Paddle Board. In all diesen, in Europa zwar noch relativ jungen, aber stark aufstrebenden Paddelsportarten, werden sowohl nationale als auch internationale Wettkämpfe ausgetragen. Aber die "Sportstunde" muss da natürlich mal in die Tiefe gehen. Guido Wrede ist beim Deutschen Kanu-Verband für Ocean Sports verantwortlich und dementsprechend natürlich der optimale Interviewgast für die „Sportstunde“! Fechten: Und nun zum Fechten…oder irgendwie doch nicht…nachdem es eine ganz tolle Spezialfolge der „Sportstunde“ zum Thema „Mentale Gesundheit“ mit Hockeyspielerin Nike Rühr und Säbelfechterin Léa Krüger gab, haben wir uns mit Léa verabredet, um mit ihr über ihre sportliche Vita zu sprechen. Aber es kam anders…Natürlich war ihre Karriere auch Thema, aber da sie auch sportpolitisch in Deutschland unterwegs ist, sie ist unter anderem im Präsidium des Vereins Athleten Deutschlands, kamen wir auf den neuen Koalitionsvertrag zu sprechen, in dem ja auch einige Veränderungen im deutschen Sport festgelegt wurden. Das musste im Interview mit Léa Krüger natürlich besprochen werden. (www.sport-magazin.de) Hier gibt es die Interviews in voller Länge: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/sportstunde-interviews-in-voller-l%C3%A4nge/id1705390264?uo=4 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/00va1TW4YzTYDCGMpkNMOU Website. https://sportstunde-podcast.de/

Alex Ross loves his freshwater fishing, especially land-based fishing for Murray Cod on creek and river systems. Based in the Wagga region and growing up on the Murray River, he has been surrounded by premier cod rivers. In this episode Alex shares a wealth of knowledge on his experience bank walking, and what he has learnt along the way, including how to avoid snags, gear to pack and the approach for fishing land based in rivers. He has also kitted out a Stand-Up Paddle Board for fishing along these rivers, and has had some good success. He shares his journey of purchasing the board, and what he has learnt along the way. You won't meet a nicer guy, who is happy to help and do anything for anyone! Enjoy this episode with Alex Ross!   In this episode: 03:30 – Previous podcasts with Alex from our river drifts 13:20 – Alex's fishing story and where it all started 26:20 – Gear for Fishing Landbased for Murray Cod   36:30 – Technique & Approach from the Bank 52:00 – Fishing from a Stand-Up Paddle Board (SUP) in the Freshwater 1:18:00 – Using the Correct Rod for the Situation – Understanding Rod Action 1:26:30 – Fishing in Your Comfort Zone V Pushing to Try Something New 1:39:10 – Final Lesson from Alex 1:45:30 – Alex's Top Fishing Moment

Immer wieder ist die Sprache von der Bucket-Lust - aber was wollen wir eigentlich auf keinen Fall im Leben machen? Anna & Kevin machen den Anfang ihrer ganz persönlichen Anti-Bucket-List & shaken beim Stand-Up-Paddle-Board kooperativ die Hände

On today's podcast with Lee Pooley, Adam Burns and Anthony Ing share their knowledge and experience of white water SUP height management and how we can improve our stability and safety on the board. Adam has worked in paddlesport since 2008 and is a qualified Coach up to Advanced level. He is an active paddleboarder and kayaker, which led him to becoming a course provider and national trainer.  Adam has recently taken up the role of Development Manager with Paddle Scotland. Anthony is a specialist in white water with a wealth of river experience.  An accomplished instructor dedicated to unlocking the potential in everyone, Anthony navigated his way up the coaching ladder to become the youngest to achieve the highest BCU qualification, the Level 5 Coach. Anthony is currently a technical advisor for Paddle UK and coach educator in white water SUP.  To download the transcript for this episode click here.

Die Ausrüstung zum Schnorcheln gehört unbedingt dazu, wenn wir als Familie Urlaub an der Adria machen. Das klare Wasser lädt nicht nur zum Schwimmen ein, sondern auch zum Unterwasserforschen. Das Gold der Schnorchler: Muscheln. Umso größer, desto besser. Sobald der Strand abgesucht ist, schnappen sich unsere Kinder ein Stand-Up Paddle-Board, um die unbekannten Gewässer weiter draußen auf dem Meer unter die Lupe zu nehmen. Um die Muscheln sehen zu können, muss die Tauchermaske aufgesetzt sein – sobald der Kopf im Wasser ist, wird der Meeresgrund abgesucht. Nur so sind die Muscheln zu finden.Selten ist die Wasseroberfläche wirklich ganz still. Manchmal hat man nur in den frühen Morgenstunden das Glück einer ruhigen See. Wer dann auf sein Stand-Up Paddle-Board steigt und über die glatte Wasseroberfläche dahingleitet, braucht keine Taucherausrüstung mehr, um die Muscheln zu finden. Selbst aus einer Entfernung von 3-4 Metern können die Muscheln problemlos mit dem bloßen Auge erkannt werden. Die Stille der See lässt sehen.Stille ist auch sonst im Leben wichtig – unsere Alltagshektik verwischt oft den Blick für wichtige Dinge. Wir sind dann abgelenkt und gestresst, haben keine Zeit und keine Ruhe, um über unser Leben nachzudenken, uns zu sammeln und uns neu zu orientieren. Aber vorwiegend in der einsamen Stille können wir dem begegnen, der uns gemacht hat. Er sichert uns zu: »Wer mich sucht, der wird mich finden!« Wenn unsere Gedanken einmal zur Ruhe kommen und Stille in den hektischen Alltag einkehrt, können wir Gott begegnen. Die Frage ist: Wollen Sie das? Wer weiß, welche Schätze Gott für Sie und Ihr Leben verborgen hält? Erst die Stille kann den Blick für diese Schätze klar werden lassen. Erst die Stille lässt Sie sehen.Rudi LöwenDiese und viele weitere Andachten online lesenWeitere Informationen zu »Leben ist mehr« erhalten Sie unter www.lebenistmehr.deAudioaufnahmen: Radio Segenswelle

In episode 11 of Her Ocean Story, we're inspired by Victoria Morales, who moved from Buenos Aires to Miami 20 years ago. In her 40s, she started paddleboard racing while juggling a corporate career in finance, motherhood, dating, and everything in between.Join us as Victoria shares her insights on overcoming obstacles, finding balance in life, and pursuing passions at any age. Listeners will gain valuable tips on staying motivated and the power of surrounding yourself with people who embrace new challenges. Don't miss this uplifting and empowering conversation that will leave you feeling ready to tackle your own personal and professional goals.Vicky's IG: supmommmahttps://www.sup11citytour.com/https://www.canoeicf.com/stand-up-paddling-world-championships/sarasota-2024https://www.chattajack.com/To practice SUP racing in Fort Lauderdale join the 954 Paddle Crew: https://www.facebook.com/954PaddleCrew

Timm Kruse ist ein Abenteurer durch und durch. Viele seiner Abenteuer erlebt der Lebenskünstler auf dem Stand-Up-Paddle Board. So paddelte er bereits den Jakobsweg auf der Biskaya (höre Folge 11 von Helden der Meere), die Donau, den Rhein und viele weitere spannende Etappen.In dieser Folge nimmt Timm uns mit auf den Nil. Gemeinsam mit seinem Freund Turtle (der auch das Cover-Bild schmückt) ist er die 1000km des ägyptischen Nil gepaddelt. Abseits der touristischen Pfade hielten sie an tausenden Jahren alte Ruinen, und konnten die Magie dieser Orte ganz alleine auf sich wirken lassen. Insgesamt beschreibt Timm Kruse den Nil als den „Fluss der Flüsse“, der sich als riesige Oase durch die Wüste schlängelt.Doch der Nil hat die beiden Abenteurer auch ziemlich herausgefordert. Dauerhafter Gegenwind und vor allem das menschenverachtende Regime, welches Ägypten fest im Griff hat, machten den beiden zu schaffen. In der nächsten Folge wird es also auch um die Unterdrückung der Frauen, ständige Polizeikontrolle, korrupte Beamte und die unfassbare Verschmutzung des Nil gehen. Wir sprechen darüber, warum Timm trotzdem nach Ägypten gereist ist und erfahren mehr über sein Leben als Abenteurer und Weltenbummler…Wie in der letzten Folge angekündigt, findet 2024 eine „Helden der Meere“ Flottille auf dem Mittelmeer statt, bei der auch Timm als Skipper dabei sein wird. Was da genau auf euch wartet und wie ihr euch anmelden könnt, erfahrt ihr unter diesem Link: https://soul-sailing-crew.com/segeltoerns/helden-der-meere-24/Hier findet ihr das Video von dem Film „Pilgern mit Paddel“: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G53imPXci9k&t=3sHier könnt ihr euch das ganze Video von „Barfuß über den Nil“ ansehen: https://youtu.be/MsOdHwnzpS4?si=NOzEQy21saYJr_CgDie neue Kategorie Flaschenpost: Du hast ein Feedback, Fragen oder eigene Geschichten zum Podcast? Dann sende mir eine Sprachnachricht an chris@blue-awareness.comMein Tipp für deine Aufnahme: Suche dir einen ruhigen Ort und nimm eine Audiodatei / Sprachmemo mit deinem Handy auf. Sprich dabei nah am Handy aber nicht direkt ins Mikro, sonst kann das Störgeräusche geben.Mit „Ein Leben für den Ozean“ ist ein Buch zum Podcast erschienen. Es erzählt 10 Geschichten über die Held*innen der Meere und begeistert bildgewaltig für den Ozean. Ihr könnt es unter www.ein-leben-fuer-den-ozean.de bestellen.

Hometown Radio 07/17/23 6p: Chris Bertish is the only person to ever stand up paddle board the Atlantic Ocean

Hometown Radio 07/10/23 5p: Chris Bertish is the only person to ever stand up paddle board the Atlantic Ocean

Kwin Morris, Joe Lorenz, and Jeff Guy are members of the Stand Up For Great Lakes team. This hearty crew is working on completing Stand Up Paddleboard crossings of each of the Great Lakes. They've done Lakes Michigan, Huron, Superior, and Erie and Ontario is next. We're going to talk about what they've accomplished so far and what's next.  Kwin, Joe, and Jeff have been with the team from the start and have done all four lakes together. I do want to make sure we also give credit to Joel Mueller and Nick Darga too as they were members of the Lake Michigan crossing team. Enjoy today's episode with Stand Up for Great Lakes! Learn: Alliance for the Great Lakes Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary Great Lakes Historical Shipwreck Society Cooperative Institute for Great Lakes Research Connect: Stand Up For Great Lakes Special offer for Paddling the Blue listeners: Visit onlineseakayaking.com and use the coupon code PTBPODCAST at checkout and you'll get 10% off up to 12 months of your subscription investment.  Just another benefit of being a Paddling the Blue listener!  

Introducing World Record Holder, Extreme Athlete and Marine Veteran Tom Jones • The Liberty Village project• TheUnited We Pledge Academy and its mission to restore patriotism in the youth• Discuss the V2V RunExtreme athlete and Marine veteran Tom Jones is passionate about the United States of America, the Constitution, and the traditional values of freedom, family, and faith. He is a world-record holder and has an impressive history of completing extreme physical challenges, including running from Huntington Beach, California, to New York City at a marathon pace for 121 consecutive days; setting the first-ever Stand Up Paddleboard long distance world record by paddleboarding 1,250 miles from Oregon to Mexico in 93 days; and becoming a seven-time Muay Thai Champion—including being the only person to run a full marathon and compete in a sanctioned Muay Thai prize fight on the same day.Website: http://Uwpacademy.orgBrought to you by J.C. Cooley Foundation  "Equipping the Youth of Today for the Challenges of Tomorrow".Support the show: http://www.cooleyfoundation.org/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ein Board, ein Paddel, ein bisschen Gepäck und los geht's. Timm Kruse ist Journalist und Autor und reist leidenschaftlich gern auf dem Stand-Up-Paddle-Board. Er sagt „SUP ist ein majestätischer Sport. Es ist eine Tätigkeit, die Freiheit zum Ziel hat“. Diese Freiheit findet er auf seinen SUP-Trips in Australien, auf dem Nil, in Florida oder auf der Donau, 3.000 km quer durch Europa. Und zuletzt auf dem Rhein, 1.200 km. Im hr3 Sonntagstalk mit Bärbel Schäfer berichtet er, warum der Rhein der Fluss der Flüsse ist, er schon auf den ersten Metern fast sein Leben verloren hätte und wir alle SUP ausprobieren sollten!

Josh Smoak had a warrant out for his arrest. When cops caught up to him, Josh decided to make a run (or paddle) for it. They got him anyway.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A guy near San Francisco was arrested last week after trying to outrun the cops on a stand-up paddleboard.

You are going to attract more of what you want when you are naturally standing in your truth. In those moments of sharing what you truly feel and think, you discover that your uniqueness does not need to suffer. This episode talks about expressing what we want. I became a certified Stand Up Paddle Board yoga instructor. It was an intensive weekend but a lot of fun. It gave me great exposure to different people and how they do yoga. Since I was around people that I completely don't know, I took the opportunity to connect with how I communicate what I want. I'm here to spend quality solo time with you for EP96's Wise Walk as we discover our True Stride. My typical default is to people-please. I'm highly observant so I can easily read a room. Since I can sense what others want or need, sometimes my high empathy may prevent me from speaking up on what I want. There are times to be observant and silent, and there are times to speak up. I thought: If I know what I want, why not share it just like everyone else in the group? On our Wise Walk, I talk about how you can express what you want to validate yourself. I urge you to realize that your voice is just as important as the people around you. Come with me as we reflect on these Wise Walk questions: When you are in new situations or a new environment, how often do you find yourself not sharing your voice? Is it because you don't know what you want or because you have been conditioned to have a “go along & get along” mentality? If you do refrain from speaking up and sharing your truth, do you find yourself disappointed with yourself because how could anyone know what you really want if you're not willing to put yourself out there and share? If you find yourself holding back in new situations, is there a way for you to drop into your heart, go deep, and understand what you want, then bravely share that without attachment? As you're on this Wise Walk, is there a way for you to start exercising this muscle of speaking up? When you share what feels right for you, will you notice how it makes you feel? The universe is encouraging you to speak up and own your truth. Try it and see what comes your way. By sharing what you want, everything around you will do a better job of supporting you.  Share your unique perspective to honor yourself. Let's key in on what we really want with these Wise Walk questions: Where in your life can you speak up and share what you want whether you're asked or not? Where can you drop into your heart and say “Ok, this is what I want” and who can you share that with? When you do speak up, can you release the attachment of what you want? Join this inspiring community to uncover a new sense of freedom, and be sure to follow and review the True Stride podcast as we continue to exchange our light and Heart Value with each other.   In this episode: [00:23] - Welcome to the show! [02:29] - Mary Tess shares how she dropped into her heart to discern what she wanted from what was being offered. [04:51] - Share your unique perspective. [07:37] - Are you allowing people to see you for who you really are? [10:17] - Mary Tess tends to observe and watch the flow of group dynamics. How does she get the courage to speak her truth? [13:01] - Communicating what you want can help others show up for you or help you have a good experience. [15:12] - Mary Tess explains how she shares her preferences with her friends, whether it's food or travel. [17:20] - What happens when people aren't used to you speaking up? [20:11] - Stand in what you find is true for yourself. [21:41] - Thank you for listening!   Memorable Quotes: “Wherever we are in life, whatever you're doing, your voice matters to someone…. and if no one else, it matters to you.” - Mary Tess   Links and Resources: Mary Tess Rooney Email Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram Heart Value

Do you want to learn how to stand up paddleboard in Lake Atitlan Guatemala? I had the chance to interview Marshall, a Canadian expat who currently lives in Atitlan with his wife Annette. He's a big fan of Latin American food and says that the weather is perfect year-round. Listen to my interview with https://arewehomeyetpodcast.com/welcome-to-the-are-we-home-yet-podcast/ (Are we home yet? podcast )episode 29 guest, Marshall, about fully enjoying expat life in Lake Atitlan Guatemala and running a Stand Up Paddleboard business. Guatemala is a fascinating country to live in, both for its weather and its culture. The country has a thriving Aboriginal culture, and it is interesting to see how the indigenous people of Guatemala are still living in their ancestral ways. Living among their culture is quite an experience, and it is also fascinating to watch as they interact with the modern world. From a weather perspective, Guatemala is just a fantastic place to live, it's called the land of Eternal Spring. The climate is perfect for those who love the outdoors, and there are plenty of activities to keep you busy. Whether you enjoy hiking, biking, or simply spending time in nature, you'll find that Guatemala has something to offer. In addition to its great weather, Guatemala also boasts a rich cultural heritage. If you're interested in learning about the country's history and customs, you'll be sure to find plenty of opportunities to do so. Whether you're looking for an adventure-filled vacation or a peaceful place to call home, Guatemala is sure to please. One of the most notable features of Guatemala is Lake Atitlan, a large lake in the southwestern part of the country. Lake Atitlan Guatemala was once voted one of the "Most Beautiful Lake in the world." It is located in the Highlands of Guatemala, nestled amid mountains and volcanoes, and lush vegetation. Visitors to Lake Atitlan Guatemala can enjoy the stunning scenery, relax in the peaceful atmosphere, and explore the rich culture of the local people. Every year thousands of people come to experience its beauty for themselves. Lake Atitlan Guatemala is more than three miles long and up to a mile wide, with depths reaching over 1,000 feet and incredibly clear. Its shores are dotted with small villages, and its waters are home to many different kinds of fish. Lake Atitlan Guatemala is also a popular spot for kayaking, fishing, hiking, swimming, and thanks to Marshall, stand up paddleboarding, through his company Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) Atitlan. Lake Atitlan Guatemala is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. But it's not just the scenery that makes the beautiful Lake Atitlan Guatemala special. Lake Atitlan Guatemala is also home to a wide variety of wildlife, including rare species of fish, birds, and reptiles. In addition, the lake is an important cultural center for the Maya people. For centuries, the Maya have been drawn to Lake Atitlan for its spiritual power. Even today, many Maya pilgrims make the journey to the lake to offer prayers and sacrifices to the Gods. With its natural beauty and rich history, it's no wonder that the beautiful Lake Atitlan Guatemala is considered one of the seven wonders of Guatemala. https://arewehomeyetpodcast.com/standup-paddleboard-lake-atitlan-guatemala/ (If you want to know more insider knowledge about living in Lake Atitlan Guatemala and stand up paddleboarding, click this link to tune in to episode 29 of the Are We Home Yet podcast and hear more from Marshall!) https://are-we-home-yet.captivate.fm/listen (Subscribe, Download, Share, Rate, Review the podcast!) Connect with Marshall via Instagram https://www.instagram.com/supatitlan/ (here ) and his website https://supatitlan.com/ (here ). Connect with Are you home yet? podcast below:  IG @https://www.instagram.com/arewehomeyetpodcast/ (arewehomeyetpodcast)   FB : @https://www.facebook.com/Arewehomeyetpodcast (arewehomeyetpodcast ) Tiktok:...

Do you want to learn how to stand up paddleboard in Lake Atitlan Guatemala? I had the chance to interview Marshall, a Canadian expat who currently lives in Atitlan with his wife Annette. He's a big fan of Latin American food and says that the weather is perfect year-round. Listen to my interview with https://arewehomeyetpodcast.com/welcome-to-the-are-we-home-yet-podcast/ (Are we home yet? podcast )episode 29 guest, Marshall, about fully enjoying expat life in Lake Atitlan Guatemala and running a Stand Up Paddleboard business. Guatemala is a fascinating country to live in, both for its weather and its culture. The country has a thriving Aboriginal culture, and it is interesting to see how the indigenous people of Guatemala are still living in their ancestral ways. Living among their culture is quite an experience, and it is also fascinating to watch as they interact with the modern world. From a weather perspective, Guatemala is just a fantastic place to live, it's called the land of Eternal Spring. The climate is perfect for those who love the outdoors, and there are plenty of activities to keep you busy. Whether you enjoy hiking, biking, or simply spending time in nature, you'll find that Guatemala has something to offer. In addition to its great weather, Guatemala also boasts a rich cultural heritage. If you're interested in learning about the country's history and customs, you'll be sure to find plenty of opportunities to do so. Whether you're looking for an adventure-filled vacation or a peaceful place to call home, Guatemala is sure to please. One of the most notable features of Guatemala is Lake Atitlan, a large lake in the southwestern part of the country. Lake Atitlan Guatemala was once voted one of the "Most Beautiful Lake in the world." It is located in the Highlands of Guatemala, nestled amid mountains and volcanoes, and lush vegetation. Visitors to Lake Atitlan Guatemala can enjoy the stunning scenery, relax in the peaceful atmosphere, and explore the rich culture of the local people. Every year thousands of people come to experience its beauty for themselves. Lake Atitlan Guatemala is more than three miles long and up to a mile wide, with depths reaching over 1,000 feet and incredibly clear. Its shores are dotted with small villages, and its waters are home to many different kinds of fish. Lake Atitlan Guatemala is also a popular spot for kayaking, fishing, hiking, swimming, and thanks to Marshall, stand up paddleboarding, through his company Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) Atitlan. Lake Atitlan Guatemala is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. But it's not just the scenery that makes the beautiful Lake Atitlan Guatemala special. Lake Atitlan Guatemala is also home to a wide variety of wildlife, including rare species of fish, birds, and reptiles. In addition, the lake is an important cultural center for the Maya people. For centuries, the Maya have been drawn to Lake Atitlan for its spiritual power. Even today, many Maya pilgrims make the journey to the lake to offer prayers and sacrifices to the Gods. With its natural beauty and rich history, it's no wonder that the beautiful Lake Atitlan Guatemala is considered one of the seven wonders of Guatemala. https://arewehomeyetpodcast.com/standup-paddleboard-lake-atitlan-guatemala/ (If you want to know more insider knowledge about living in Lake Atitlan Guatemala and stand up paddleboarding, click this link to tune in to episode 29 of the Are We Home Yet podcast and hear more from Marshall!) https://are-we-home-yet.captivate.fm/listen (Subscribe, Download, Share, Rate, Review the podcast!) Connect with Marshall via Instagram https://www.instagram.com/supatitlan/ (here ) and his website https://supatitlan.com/ (here ). Connect with Are you home yet? podcast below:  IG @https://www.instagram.com/arewehomeyetpodcast/ (arewehomeyetpodcast)   FB : @https://www.facebook.com/Arewehomeyetpodcast (arewehomeyetpodcast ) Tiktok:...

Episode #128 of The Athletes Podcast features April Zilg. April is a professional Stand-Up Paddleboard athlete and founder of The Athlete Agenda. April  is currently working to help others discover & prioritize their inner athlete. We had an amazing conversation with April and hope you enjoy episode #128 of The Athletes Podcast!What we talk about:6:10: Impact of Aprils social Media Coach8:00 Aprils training schedule11:20: What is the athlete agenda19:30: Helping discover and prioritize the inner athlete27:20: April talks about her mindset33:45: Discussing wearable health/fitness products40:40: Getting into the sport of Stand-Up Paddleboarding43:40: Winning the 2021 Carolina Cup Graveyard race41:15: Biggest piece of advice to the next generation of athletesKasten Spethmann Website:https://kastenspethmann.com/Check out our Website:http://theathletespodcast.com/Feel free to Contact Us if you have any questions or have a story to share on the podcast!Listen To Our Podcasts!Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/3UGWkLsS0y7HfFWX1J4aTeApple:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-athletes-podcast/id1478685041?uo=4Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/theathletespodcast/Twitter:https://twitter.com/theathletespodLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-athletes-podcast/Perfect Sports Supplements:https://perfectsports.com/?ref=2014

Stand-up paddle boarding is an outdoor activity that EVERYONE should try at least one time in their lifetime.  Besides the good time you're going to be spending, the adventure while standing on a paddle board has tons of benefits for your body, it keeps your stress levels lowers and helps you with the balance!For my birthday, I went to do some stand-up paddle boarding with my family, since I'm an expat living in Guatemala we did our adventure on a MANGROVES!Today, You'll be learning all you need to know about a stand-up paddle board adventure.Key points:What's Stan Up Paddle Boarding? (SUP)What kind of places can you do  stand-up paddle boarding?Is it a family friendly activity?How is it to go on a stand-up paddle boarding tour?How it's like to do stand up paddle boarding on Mangroves? DISCOVER  365 Days of Adventure from YOUR Backyard to the Global Playground - Get your FREE LIST HERE and Make Everyday An AdventureAbout Marina 'Travel Experta'I am an Experience Collector, World Traveler,  Expat Mama and WifeI have been an expat for over 20 years raising 2 trilingual sonsMy family and I have traveled to over 40 countries and counting …I'm here to inspire you to travel, move internationally, have fun with your family and so much more!Did you enjoy the podcast?Leave a review on Apple Podcast! They are one of THE most important factors for podcasts, and it's super easy to do: Click on “View in iTunes” on the left-hand side under the picture. Leave an honest review.Thanks, you're super! 

West Coast Radio welcomes Karl Kruger, a man who lives life one grand adventure after another. He's been mountain climbing since three years old, taught himself how to windsurf at twelve, is an avid surfer, cross country skier, expert sailor, and second to none paddle boarder. In fact, Karl is the only stand up paddle boarder to ever complete the Race to Alaska, a treacherous 750 mile journey from Port Townsend, Washington to Ketchikan, Alaska. To learn all things Karl Kruger, please visit KarlKrugerOfficial.Com

SUP Chick shares her paddle adventures around Scotland, seeing whale tails, castles and exploring Loc Ness. Check out our SUP adventures as we explore by Stand Up Paddleboard. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkjub3FuICXk6v2TIZXjjkw www.sup-chick.com Follow the Host: https://beacons.page/mistysupyoga --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/misty-marcum/support

Ja'mie locks horns with flatmate Amber, The Stand Up Paddle Board incident, bonding with the laundry monster, the naked old man next door, turning gay guys straight, getting a surprise job offer, emojipologising to Gampy and moreDM “Ask Ja'mie” questions to www.facebook.com/jamiezingthepodcastLINKS JA'MIEZING MERCHANDISEwww.chrislilleyshop.comJA'MIEZING WEBSITEwww.jamiezing.comJA'MIEZING FACEBOOKwww.facebook.com/jamiezingthepodcastENQUIRIES EMAILenquiries@jamiezing.com MAILPO BOX 3196 Tamarama NSW 2026 Australia Written, Produced and Performed by Chris LilleyMusic by Chris LilleyCHRIS LILLEY MERCHANDISEwww.chrislilleyshop.comCHRIS LILLEY INSTAGRAMwww.instagram.com/chrislilleyCHRIS LILLEY YOUTUBEhttps://youtube.com/channel/UCujV5kEXw-DuzDJysGUFMxwWhile Ja'miezing is a podcast parody and intended as comedy, it may have brought up some real life issues or concerns for you. If so here's some links you may find helpful. https://butterfly.org.auhttps://www.beyondblue.org.auhttps://www.lifeline.org.auhttps://au.reachout.comhttps://kidshelpline.com.auThis is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/jamiezing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Max Mutzke hat zum ersten Mal für Furore gesorgt, als er gemeinsam mit TV Schwergewicht Stefan Raab beim Eurovision Song Contest 2004 in Istanbul für Deutschland einen respektablen 8. Platz geholt hat mit der souligen Ballade "Can´t Wait Until Tonight". Seitdem hat sich Max als Musiker fest etabliert und ist bekannt dafür, dass er viel experiment und sich dabei regelmäßig neu erfindet. Nachdem er 2018 mit dem Album "Colors" fremde Songs, die ihm am Herzen liegen, neu interpretiert hat, wendet er sich 2021 wieder eigenen Songs zu, die sich zum Teil echt fürs Radio empfehlen und sich mit den anderen Songs auf dem Album "Wunschlos süchtig" zu einem spannenden Hörvergnügen verbinden. Über die Songs auf dem Album spricht Max im aktuellen Podcast "Axel trifft" genauso wie über die letzten anderthalb Jahre ohne Publikum und über seine besondere Liebe zur Stadt Leipzig. “Ich habe ganz tolle Freunde in Leipzig, ich habe tolle Abende gehabt in Leipzig…jetzt war ich gerade bei der Goldenen Henne. Ich mag das Stadtbild sehr. Ich geh da gerne durch. das ist für mich ne Stadt, die ich richtig schätze. Ich fahr da gerne mit dem Auto auch hin, weil ich die ganze Gegend da drumherum so schön finde, die Seen, in denen ich schon baden war, um die ich joggen war, auf denen ich Stand Up Paddle Board gelernt habe, also, mit Leipzig verbinde ich wirklich was. Ich freu mich auch auf das Konzert in Leipzig (am 15.10.2021) und die Leute da.” Was Max während der Corona Zwangspause erlebt hat, und warum er Pistenbulli fährt, das erzählt er im aktuellen Podcast “Axel Trifft.”

Located in beautiful Los Barriles the kiteboarding and windsurfing competition is an exciting event. Their mission is to promote the largest International Kiteboarding, Windsurfing and Stand Up Paddle Board event in Baja. The Rotary Club of Los Barriles is the organizing body of this community event, with major support from the BCS Tourism board, Annex Brands and others. Once again, this four day event was a big success, with proceeds to be used for ongoing and new Rotary projects.

*Excuse our phones as our wires went a bit witchy today! We talk to JoEllen Erickson about this fabulous non profit highlighting and donating to other non profits! From the "Witches" website these are the rules THE BASICS 1. Dress like a witch 2. Stand Up Paddle 3. Raise money for local charities "Saturday, October 2nd to raise money for The Family Pantry of Cape Cod! Event will be held at Oyster Pond in Chatham. $50 registration fee and a fundraising minimum of $250 for each paddler. 100% of your donation will go to The Family Pantry of Cape Cod. Join us for multiple drawings for various items, a SUP raffle, Sunny Side Down food truck, and a whole bunch of witches on paddleboards. Stephanie Viva of X1023 will DJ the event with music and announcements. All paddlers will be part of a costume contest. North Chatham Outfitters has generously donated a Stand Up Paddleboard for us to raffle. 100% of donations and item purchases that day will be donated to The FPCC. Check in is at 1:00, Paddle Parade begins at 2:00. You will be directed where to drop your boards and parking is free! There will be a police detail, an EMT on site and Harbor Master on the water. A bit of SUP experience is recommended. All paddlers MUST wear a life vest and a board leash by order of the Harbor Master. There are no exceptions to this rule. You can purchase life vests at North Chatham Outfitters and Pump House Surf and Paddle in Orleans. We do have a few boards to loan out, courtesy of Pump House Surf and Paddle, if you need one. Please reach out to info@witchesonthewater.org if you are interested in using one. Please be your own skills judge. There is no shame in getting on your knees to paddle if the wind gets to be too much! There is no rain date scheduled for this event. If the event is cancelled due to weather, all money collected after costs are covered will go to The Family Pantry of Cape Cod. Event ends at 4:00 PM This is such a magical event. We can not express the joy this witch paddle brings to us all. We sincerely hope you will join us in paddling or come to watch. Register here: https://secure.givelively.org/event/witches-on-the-water-inc/witches-on-the-water-paddle-for-the-family-pantry-of-cape-cod-2021 " --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stephanie7502/support

We discovered the beautiful paddling opportunities below the Nine Mile Dam. Great park, put in was easy and the area was perfect for an afternoon of Kokopelli Paddling. If you have listen to our podcast and have heard us talk about our Packrafts...do yourself a favor and go to their website and buy one. They are the most fun day paddling vessel Ive ever paddled. So much more fun then a Stand Up Paddle Board, easier to store and maneuver then a hard-shell kayak and can handle flat water as well as BIG whitewater. https://kokopelli.comYou won't be sorry!!!

Eine Geschichte für Kinder über die beiden Zauberkinder Rummel und Bummel. Beim Auslfug an den See explodiert das SUP!

Owner, CEO & Creative Director for "Infinity SUP," Dave Boehne, was “Male Paddler of the Year” at the SUP awards in 2012, gold medalist as a member of Team USA at the ISA World Games in 2015, starred in the SUP industries award-winning films, “H2indo,” “H2Mexico,” “Chasing Gold,” & “Conversessions" and is the Live Broadcast Announcer for the APP World Tour. Dave explains how the Stand-Up Paddleboard came to be so popular, various board designs, different styles of SUP paddling, & much more!The Camping Show is broadcast live Wednesday's at 6PM ET.The Camping Show TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).The Camping Show Radio Show is broadcast on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com).The Camping Show Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

This week is beginners week on SUPfm and ahead of Season 4 we've got new SUP tribe members covered, with four episodes covering some of the key questions and challenges facing new paddlers wherever you are. We're featuring experienced watermen and women covering these key subjects How to choose your SUP SUP safety Learning, confidence and developing core skills What you need to know about your iSUP and package Make sure you don't miss out on future episodes by following us on your favourite podcast app here https://www.supfmpodcast.com/listen (https://www.supfmpodcast.com/listen) Today is day two of this week's releases and this episode features Ian Phillips, a waterman whose considerable practical experience across watersports has led to a number of huge achievements and today we're tapping his knowledge on a key evergreen topic for people wanting to join the sport. Check out Ian's excellent source article on How to select your SUP, originally written for his Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/standuppaddleboardukandireland (Standup Paddleboard UK and Ireland) right at the very bottom of these show-notes. Even if you don't listen to the episode, please make sure you read it, you won't regret it! In this episode we talk about Ian's waterman background and his paddle from Scilly to the UK mainland before riffing through his article giving you a great lead through the main features and pitfalls of choosing your first SUP. To learn or to buy a board/equipment with Ian then please visit his site here https://www.surfs-sup.co.uk/ (https://www.surfs-sup.co.uk/) In Season 4 of the podcast we're also giving a shout out to the SUP instructors who work hard to help new and improving paddlers engage with the sport, and get equipped with the skills they need. If you're a certified instructor from anywhere across the world, then we'd like to feature you on an episode. Simply https://www.speakpipe.com/SUPfm (leave us a message here) with your name, your certifying body and a message about you and where you are, with a tip, piece or advice or even a nice word about the podcast ;) You've only got 1min 25 secs of recording time and you can re-record as many times as you like before you send it! We'll choose a recording to feature on each episode after applying a light edit and getting the sound balanced. Well done to all instructors for your hard work expanding our SUP tribe and wishing you a great season! Ian's Article - This is the best independent information on buying your SUP out there!STARTING OUT GUIDECHOOSING A BOARD The most commonly asked question on any sup group worldwide we want to help by giving a quick intro to board and paddle choice for any of our group members. * POINT 1 * In reality you have 2 categories of boards being 1) Inflatable and 2) Hard construction. 1) An inflatable board is one that is stored in a bag, but when ready for use can be rolled out and pumped up. 2) A hard board uses a build material of a foam core wrapped in either an epoxy or carbon, much like a normal surf board. Within each category (inflatable and hard board) you have subsets including : All rounder, Tourer, Race, Downwind and Surf sups. * POINT 2 * Inflatable: PROS If storage space is limited then the isup or inflatable is a great option. You don't need roofbars on a car to transport them as they can easily fit into a car boot. They're light to carry (some are heavier than others) They're not as easily damaged as a hard board so can be dropped or laid on concrete for example without risking cracking the hard board skin. Great as a shared family board for mucking about on. CONS They are affected more by wind as they often sit higher in the water. They don't have the more refined shapes that hard boards have. They're not as adept at surfing or more performance oriented sup. They can puncture and deflate. Hard board: PROS The board designer can refine a shape and has way more control over... Support this podcast

SDY Founder Nick Clark interviews Davide Sartoni. Davide is a river Stand Up Paddle Board enthusiast. Learn more about Davide and his upcoming workshops CLICK HERE.  Grab yourself a sweet Hala Gear Paddle Board. Head to Spotted Dog Yoga & SUP.  You can also call or text 1-916-990-1720. 

Is there a limit to what can be done online? Today's caller is testing it! Let's consider if there's a way she can teach stand-up paddleboarding from behind a screen.  Side Hustle School features a new episode EVERY DAY, featuring detailed case studies of people who earn extra money without quitting their job. This year, the show includes free guided lessons and listener Q&A several days each week.

Pure Aloha Adventures was founded in 2014 and is a locally owned, woman-owned, and woman-ran small business in beautiful Honolulu, Hawaii! They offer up snorkeling, stand-up paddling, and scuba diving adventures in Hanauma Bay and now also operate near Dauphin Island in Alabama. In today's episode, we were joined by Eva Ramos to talk about everything she's learned in her career after leaving everything behind in 2008. Segments from this episode: 00:00 - Intro 1:18 - The inspiration that led to Eva leaving everything behind 4:45 - Dauphin Island in Alabama 9:00 - Swimming with turtles in Hawaii 11:30 - Best adventures in Hawaii 16:30 - Paddling in Alabama To book your next human-powered adventure, visit us at TripOutside.com https://www.tripoutside.com/ep-26-pure-aloha-hanauma-bay-dauphin-island/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tripoutside/message

We review a dozen brands of Keto-bars to find our best and worst choices. Learn what to buy and what to avoid with our hilarious taste test challenge. SuperFanDan and Roma test bars, and Sen Soc Steve tells a story of his first ill-fated stand up paddle board (SUP) adventure. Check out our site! Get SenSoc gear in our Shop! https://www.thesensiblesociopathpodcast.com/ Support the 'cast: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=BQTKD2SK9RZAL https://www.patreon.com/thesensiblesociopathpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sensible-sociopath/message

Mit Stand-Up Paddling die Welt entdecken | Wenn wir mit unseren Campern unterwegs sind, wollen wir auch die Welt um uns herum entdecken. Doch oftmals ist es dann so, dass wir um unserem Camper herum sitzen und die Zeit genießen. Vielleicht gehen wir mal wandern oder essen. Aber wie schön die Welt vom Wasser aussieht, erkennen wir meist nicht.  Vielleicht bekommen wir einen kurzen Einblick, wenn wir am Meer oder am See sind und schwimmen gehen. Doch mit einem Stand-Up Board unter den Füßen fühlt man sich oftmals sicherer und erkundet so vielleicht auch mal ein paar Strecken weg von den normalen Routen. Was ist Stand-Up Paddling (SUP) überhaupt? Wikipedia beschreibt es so: Stand-Up-Paddling (SUP), auch Stehpaddeln genannt, ist eine Wassersportart, bei der ein Sportler aufrecht auf einem schwimmfähigen Board (Stand-Up-Paddle-Board oder Stehpaddelbrett) steht und mit einem Stechpaddel paddelt. Aber wie schön Stand-Up Paddling wirklich ist, kommt hier natürlich nicht hervor. Stell dir einfach mal zwei Situationen vor: Du bist an einem See und siehst auf der anderen Seite zwei kleine Eingänge, du schaust auf einer online Map und stellst fest, diese Wege führen zu einem kleinen verwunschenen See, ca 1 km weiter entfernt, der nicht zugänglich mit dem Fahrzeug ist. Rüber schwimmen, zu weit. Wer weiß was da auf mich wartet. Aber mit so einem sicheren Board unter den Füßen mal schnell rüber paddeln und sich diesem kleinen Abenteuer hingeben? Das wäre cool. Oder du bist am Meer und hast Lust dich und dein Brett mal ein wenig auszutesten. Am Ufer entstehen gerade kleine Wellen, die noch wenig Kraft haben, aber gerade genug um dein Brett und dich mitzureißen. Also ab aufs Brett, ein wenig warm paddeln und dann dein Glück versuchen. Beide Varianten werden dir einen ganz anderen Blick auf die Landschaft geben, wo du dich gerade befindest und deine Campingreise auf ein anderes Niveau heben. Mucks Mäuschen still oder mit voller Power dein Training machen, alles ist möglich mit einem Stand-Up Paddle Board, egal ob nun ein festes Brett oder ein aufblasbares. Alle Weiterführenden Links und Informationen findest du unter: https://vanlust.de/mit-stand-up-paddling-die-welt-entdecken/ Deine Vanlüstlinge Marcus (Mogli) & Team

Klar, wir sind nicht das einzige Stand-Up-Paddle-Board auf dem stürmischen, wilden und nassen Ozean der Princess-Charming-Recaps… aber wenn es harmoniert und ihr euch in unsere Stimmen vertieft, werdet ihr garantiert… auch mit euren Ohren… auf unseren Podcast… zusteuern. Aber bitte nur, wenn ihr nicht seekrank seid – gibt nämlich ne ganze Menge zu besprechen! FavoritInnencheck, subtile Sprüche, das erste Übernachtungsdate, Poesie, Eierschalenfarben, Glitzerketten, ein wunderschöner Kuss, die Alpen Griechenlands, Papageien auf Schultern, Gurken in der Hose, FreundInnen fürs Leben, Katis Zusammenbruch, Saskias Abgang, und selbstverständlich auch das offene und warmherzige Gespräch zwischen Iry und Iri. Alles vollkommen ehrlich analysiert – und das ist ja das Wichtigste. Viel Spaß!

Welcome to Mud Island Adventures. Here we talk about the sport that started it for us, Surfing. How to start, the history, culture and equipment that makes it such a popular pastime. We also talk about The Big Paddle 2021, a world record attempt to circumnavigate Great Britain by Stand Up Paddle Board, and Geocaching which has become popular over the last few years. Go! Do! Then tell us about it.

This is episode #14 of Entrepreneur Mindset-Reset. Hi everyone! Thanks for tuning-in today for a new episode of Entrepreneur Mindset-Reset, THE podcast where entrepreneurs just like you and me share how they master their mindset to overcome obstacles to their success. In today's episode, I am so excited to speak with the brilliant and energetic Gia-Ninh Chuang of Better Fit Private Training. He shares his best tips on how to move the needle in your business, and you'll want to pay attention if you're like a lot of us and have a hard time asking for and accepting help. Listen to what he says about being photo-ready; it's not what you think! As a fitness professional, he's able to draw from movement and the human body and connect what he's learned to how he approaches business growth. It's pretty remarkable, and I'm certain you're going to love Gia-Ninh as much as I do. So, grab a beverage or a snack and settle-in to listen to Gia-Ninh and his amazing journey. You can find Gia-Ninh at: www.BetterFitPrivateTraining.com Gia-Ninh's Bio: GIA-NINH CHUANG FMS, CPT Functional Movement Specialist Certified Personal Trainer Gia-Ninh Chuang is the premier Functional Movement Specialist and Personal Trainer in the DC region. With over 20 years of experience as a Coach, Trainer and Educator, he has turned a drive to help others into a lifelong career of service and education in the fitness industry. A Maryland native, Gia-Ninh attended The University of Maryland, College Park for dual undergraduate studies in Kinesiology and Opera Performance. It was at UMCP where he discovered his love of movement. He has performed with, coached, and choreographed for multiple dance teams. As a fitness athlete, he is a two-time National Aerobics Champion and has been seen on ESPN. Gia-Ninh is a well-respected educator in the fitness industry and has led workshops for hundreds of fellow fitness professionals throughout his career. He is the first-ever winner of the AAAI/ISMA “Aerobics Instructor Star Search” and has toured the East Coast teaching masterclasses to fellow instructors. He has provided Continuing Education Credits for ACE and AFAA, has served as faculty for Town Sports International, and is the Regional Cycle Pro Mentor for Equinox Fitness. Gia-Ninh's movement expertise is wide-reaching. He is a Level 2 Functional Movement Specialist through FMS, and is a Pain-Free Movement Specialist with ACE. He earned his Personal Trainer Certification through NASM, and was trained in Classical Pilates Mat through Power Pilates. Other specializations include aquatic fitness through AEA, kettlebell training through Kettlebell Concepts, and suspension training with TRX. Gia-Ninh's clientele is equally diverse, with ages ranging from 18 to 90. His clients have ranged from the top amateur Stand-Up Paddleboard athlete in the US training for Nationals to a person successfully returning to an active lifestyle after their second hip replacement. He has been featured in The Washington Post, Fitness Magazine, and on The Oprah Winfrey Show.

We sit down with Special Guests Craig and Aimee from Kinging It - one of the two craziest and funniest travel YouTubers...trust us they have stories that will make your jaw drop...like driving a Rickshaw across India...a Fiat Panda from Wales to Russia and outbidding each other on eBay to buy an old bus to convert into their tiny home on wheels.Subscribe to Kinging-ItYouTube → https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEJM4kRM01cY-2NeJ4-3nbwInstagram → https://www.instagram.com/wearekingingit/Podcast → https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/kinging-it-the-travel-podcast/id1444295025Show notes and links at the bottom.Watch the free video version at http://bit.ly/ftnpodcast or search "Stories from Flying the Nest" on YouTube. This is the show for fans of travel, fans of travel that goes wrong and fans of Stephen, Jess & Hunter from Flying the Nest.Get in your questions for the next episode here - https://flyingthenest.tv/podcast-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow our journeyFlying the Nest:→ Follow our Journey → https://linktr.ee/flyingthenest→ Listen to our Podcast → https://linktr.ee/storiesflyingthenest→ Shop our Presets → https://linktr.ee/flyingthenestshop→ Learn to edit videos for YouTube → https://bit.ly/ftnacademyvideo→ Sign up for our Weekly Coop Update email: https://bit.ly/2Xj573c→ Our current camera + gear setup → http://bit.ly/currentgear----------------------------------------­­--WHERE YOU CAN FIND US:→ Instagram → https://linktr.ee/ftnInstagram→ Chleo Instagram → www.instagram.com/chleoparry→ Flying the Nesters Travel Community Group → https://linktr.ee/FTNFacebook→ Twitter → https://linktr.ee/ftntwitter→ Our Blog → https://linktr.ee/flyingthenestblog----------------------------------------­­--Favourite Country Podcast Episode → https://open.spotify.com/episode/41oi05ONqnGjfUlxNtjK90Enter to win a Stand Up Paddle Board → https://bit.ly/3pBO6MA See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Michael Donnelly has been planning memorable experiences since her 7th birthday party at Leaps n' Bounds. As CEO of Red Suede Shoes and Founder of the FWD Collective, she carries the same tenacity as her 7-year-old self, and leads her events and team with the idea that "business gets done when people have fun."Michael has been the force behind some of the country's most popular large-scale tech and business events, including Techweek, Fear Paradox Summit, and FUND Conference. After helping to put together a number of events for clients, she decided to follow her passion of encouraging professional inclusion at all opportunities and founded FWD (For Women & Diversity) Collective, formerly known as VentureFWD. FWD Collective hosts summits internationally featuring women, P.O.C., and under-represented communities. FWD summits connect emerging entrepreneurs to established business professionals by facilitating discussions on business development, venture capital, and building teams. To learn more check out www.fwdcollective.ioAdditionally, Michael's vibrant personality shines through in building creative experiences and campaigns for clients including Microsoft, Verizon, Walker Sands, and a number of Chicago's small businesses and start-ups, as well as on camera as an affiliate partner with Entrepreneur Media. Through her partnership with Entrepreneur Michael creates content and reports live at national events and hosts the show 're_define work' a growing digital resource for aspiring entrepreneurs. Michael resides in Chicago with her pup Lux, is a founding member of the extreme networking group House Akros, serves on a few local boards including the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago and the mHUB Venture Board, loves to Stand Up Paddle Board, and is all about the #scrappytosavvy life.

In this episode, we sit down and rank our top 10 travel experiences/tours that we have done from our time as full-time travellers.Show notes and links at the bottom.Watch the free video version at http://bit.ly/ftnpodcast or search "Stories from Flying the Nest" on YouTube. This is the show for fans of travel, fans of travel that goes wrong and fans of Stephen, Jess & Hunter from Flying the Nest.Get in your questions for the Kinging-It episode here - https://flyingthenest.tv/podcast-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow our journeyFlying the Nest:→ Follow our Journey → https://linktr.ee/flyingthenest→ Listen to our Podcast → https://linktr.ee/storiesflyingthenest→ Shop our Presets → https://linktr.ee/flyingthenestshop→ Learn to edit videos for YouTube → https://bit.ly/ftnacademyvideo→ Sign up for our Weekly Coop Update email: https://bit.ly/2Xj573c → Our current camera + gear setup → http://bit.ly/currentgear----------------------------------------­­--WHERE YOU CAN FIND US:→ Instagram → https://linktr.ee/ftnInstagram→ Chleo Instagram → www.instagram.com/chleoparry→ Flying the Nesters Travel Community Group → https://linktr.ee/FTNFacebook→ Twitter → https://linktr.ee/ftntwitter→ Our Blog → https://linktr.ee/flyingthenestblog----------------------------------------­­--Favourite Country Podcast Episode → https://open.spotify.com/episode/41oi05ONqnGjfUlxNtjK90Enter to win a Stand Up Paddle Board → https://bit.ly/3pBO6MAGo and convince Kinging-It to come on our podcast → https://www.instagram.com/wearekingingit/Honourable Mentions:Canyoning New Zealand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2hIgHaUWSY&t=8sWhale Sharks in Exmouth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVs8-R33xPM&t=105sLiving with the ladies of Lake Titicaca: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIN6Ey1QdYo#10: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVtaVmOrG6c : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RS5r-Bk9ihA: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HB_qvN3oViI#7: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYHccYpK8Hk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g303LGvzn74 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoRarsb3cg8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAKbqPyXEHU#3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nt-kpS1Iis8#2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeuPa63JFn0
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We chat about Tommy's housemate and his weekend away, Josh's housemate, having New Year's Resolutions in December, and Josh's exercise bike.On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show, we discuss: Tommy's housemateTommy's weekend awayJosh's housemateNew Year's Resolutions in DecemberJosh's exercise bikeWatch and listen to this episode of The Daily Talk Show Email us: hi@thedailytalkshow.comSend us mail: PO BOX 400, Abbotsford VIC 3067The Daily Talk Show is an Australian talk show and daily podcast by Tommy Jackett and Josh Janssen. Tommy and Josh chat about life, creativity, business, and relationships — big questions and banter. Regularly visited by guests and gronks! If you watch the show or listen to the podcast, you're part of the Gronk Squad.This podcast is produced by BIG MEDIA COMPANY. Learn how to podcast or let us help you with your branded podcast production. Visit our podcast agency, Making Podcasts.

In the 31st installment of the Beneath the Surface Podcast, Corey and Sean take us through some of their favorite places to paddle throughout the United States. In Beneath the Surface: Where to Paddle, the guys recount some of their favorite paddle experiences from coast to coast and tons of (surprising) favorite locales in between. Toward the end of the episode, BOTE ambassador Erin O'Malley jumps on to give us her favorite paddle destinations. From the backwoods of Alabama to the Grand Canyon, you won't want to miss this episode of the best places to paddle in the U.S. Links from the EpisodePaddle Bostin in January, or just catch a glimpse in BOTE Presents // The Perfect Season.Don't think you can paddle? You can do it. Paddle around the statue of liberty virtually via BOTE Presents // Operation Phoenix.Go beneath the surface of the “most alive” tiny town in the South, Venice, LA. Landlocked in middle America? Paddle the Ozarks. Can't decide? Take the find your board quiz.Get to know BOTE ambassador Erin O'Malley. Who's in the EpisodeLead Designer, Co-Founder, and CEO at BOTE, Corey Cooper is a licensed engineer hailing from Auburn University. Corey is the pioneer of the DarkRoom, assisting with the design of the machinery, concepting the layout and ultimately developing the workflow used in DarkRoom production. Corey's passion for this project is so strong that on any given day, regardless of how busy things are at BOTE, you will often find Corey working in the DarkRoom.Sean Murphy is the Director of Photography at BOTE and a world-renowned photographer based in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. After spending most of his career based in Los Angeles, shooting for brands like Adidas, Red Bull, and Toyota, just to name a few, Sean moved back to the Redneck Riviera. You can find Sean capturing gritty America and spontaneous moments that translate into visually stunning photography.  Erin O'Malley is a BOTE ambassador and owner of Sunset Standup Paddle in Laguna Beach, CA.Sound Bites“The most challenging place has always been... Los Angeles. We have the Pacific Ocean but there aren't a lot of waterways like we have here in Florida. You've got swells, and wind, and waves, and it's tricky because I like to fish… It's a whole thing. You've gotta pack your car, drive somewhere then carry your board down a cliff. It's cold.” - Sean Murphy, BOTE Director of Photography “The most interesting place was Boston in the wintertime… for a photoshoot called The Perfect Season. I went to school in Boston, in spring and fall it's easy breezy but in January we were paddling in snow and ice. Man, we paddled through the downtown area at four or five in the morning. FROZEN. It was so cool.” - Sean Murphy, BOTE Director of Photography “I've got a farm pond that's on about 10 acres. People don't think of ponds as being a place to stand up paddle board, they think of more expansive bodies of water like lakes and rivers. But just paddling around the edge of the pond to fish for bass and bream beats a johnboat any day.” - Corey Cooper, BOTE CEO and Co-Founder

Welcome back to the Beneath the Surface podcast. In this episode—the thirtieth(!) installment— Corey and Sean alleviate apprehensions about paddle boarding. After all these years, still one of the most common questions people have about paddle boarding is: “Can I do it?” The short answer? Yes. The 25-minute answer outlined in this podcast? Also yes. Emphatically yes. As Corey says, “This sport wouldn't be so popular if it wasn't easy.”In Beneath the Surface: You Can Do It, Corey and Sean detail why paddle boarding is an activity for everyone. Not just that, but why it's an excellent activity for everyone. They also dive into some of the best standup paddle boards based on people's interests and ability levels. And of course, as always, they have a grand old time doing it. So sit back, press play, and enjoy.Links from the Episode Find the right board for you. Take the quiz. Don't fall in. Get the most stable board on the market. Want something a little more maneuverable? Get the paddle board that suits any excursion.Who's in the EpisodeLead Designer, Co-Founder, and CEO at BOTE, Corey Cooper is a licensed engineer hailing from Auburn University. Corey is the pioneer of the DarkRoom, assisting with the design of the machinery, concepting the layout and ultimately developing the workflow used in DarkRoom production. Corey's passion for this project is so strong that on any given day, regardless of how busy things are at BOTE, you will often find Corey working in the DarkRoom.Sean Murphy is the Director of Photography at BOTE and a world-renowned photographer based in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. After spending most of his career based in Los Angeles, shooting for brands like Adidas, Red Bull, and Toyota, just to name a few, Sean moved back to the Redneck Riviera. You can find Sean capturing gritty America and spontaneous moments that translate into visually stunning photography.  Sound Bites“As an inexperienced paddler, the bigger the board you get, the easier it's going to be in the beginning. However, the downside is: you're going to overcome that uncomfortable phase real quick. You're going to acclimate to the board in less than a week. So don't overbuy to the extent that you're no longer having fun with the board once you acclimate to it.” – Corey Cooper, CEO and Co-Founder at BOTE 

In this episode of the Beneath the Surface Podcast, Corey and Sean talk about the creation of their newest and most electrifying product (literally): the Power Rac. It's a new Rac option that started as just paddle board lights but quickly turned into something more. Paddle boarding at night is some of the most epic paddling out there but can be challenging without the right gear, especially when that gear doesn't really exist.After a wet and wild trip to the Everglades with a charged up Rover that didn't quite make the cut, Corey hatched a plan to add power to their boards by keeping it self contained in a Grab Rac. And thus, the Power Rac was born.  Built specifically for the Rackham and Rover boards, the Power Rac consolidates electric power in a super simple control puck, so you can control your LED light, nav lights, accessory ports, and GPS fishfinder all from the same place. Listen up to find out how they came up with the idea and why it's going to be a game-changer in the SUP accessory world.Links from the EpisodeThe Power Rac, an powered up take on the Grab Rac.See how Corey and Sean survived the Everglades with their Rover's.The simplicity of our Rac Systems will have you elevating your board in no time.See what Yak-Power is all about. Spoiler: it's more than just a badass name. Add extra power to your Power Rac with a second NOCQUA battery.Who's in the EpisodeLead Designer, Co-Founder, and CEO at BOTE, Corey Cooper is a licensed engineer hailing from Auburn University. Corey is the pioneer of the DarkRoom, assisting with the design of the machinery, concepting the layout and ultimately developing the workflow used in DarkRoom production. Corey's passion for this project is so strong that on any given day, regardless of how busy things are at BOTE, you will often find Corey working in the DarkRoom.Sean Murphy is the Director of Photography at BOTE and a world-renowned photographer based in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. After spending most of his career based in Los Angeles, shooting for brands like Adidas, Red Bull, and Toyota, just to name a few, Sean moved back to the Redneck Riviera. You can find Sean capturing gritty America and spontaneous moments that translate into visually stunning photography.Sounds Bites“So the idea, the goal, was 1.) we wanted to get lights on the deck of a board so people can see what's on the deck at night without having to use flashlights and headlamps and stuff. 2.) We wanted nav lights so you can paddle the Rover at night. 3.) We wanted to have accessory power. So whether it's powering a speaker or a phone or a bubbler like a Livewell, or GPS, a power port that can power, so you have all these options.”  - Corey Cooper, BOTE CEO and Co-Founder

Craig and Ben are joined by guest presenter Alan Pixsley to discuss, among other things, concerts on the seabed, Oktoberfest, robot dogs, how to duct-tape your Head of Finance to a wall, and multi-million-dollar slot machine winners. What a week!

Kristy is such an amazing soul. I'm certain she is a mermaid in disguise but we will never know for sure. From almost drowning at the age of 9 and then years later facing her fear when the desire to surf out-weighted her fear. Now she is the top Stand Up Paddle Board instructor in Canada and a member of Canada's National SUP Racing and Surfing team. We talk about fear, courage and finding the moment. Such a powerful discussion. Kristy Wright Schell Instagram - @supyogakristy (personal) @supvancouver (SUP) @justaddwateryoga (Yoga on the water) https://www.justaddwateryoga.com/ (https://www.justaddwateryoga.com/) https://www.standuppaddlevancouver.com/ (https://www.standuppaddlevancouver.com/) Dr. Jared McCollum Instagram - @the_acupunk (personal) @healingelementsacupuncture (work) Websites: jaredmccollum.com (me) jaredmccollum.thinkific.com (course) healingelements.ca (clinic, acupuncture)

In episode 19 of the Beneath the Surface Podcast, BOTE Creative Director, Rob McAbee, is in the studio with Corey and Sean to give us the dirt on the creation of their 2016 video, A Western Flow.  When Rob gets the idea to float down Utah's Green River for three days with a motley crew consisting of Sean, two off-the-grid extreme adventurers, and a few other characters,--all in the pursuit of showcasing the versatility and durability of BOTE's inflatable paddle boards--things don't quite go as planned.  Running into trouble the moment they launch off Flaming Gorge dam, this fly fishing paddling excursion has weird twists and turns from start to finish. Sit back and enjoy the latest installment of the Beneath the Surface Podcast.Links for the EpisodeThere's endless and ever changing scenery on Utah's Green River.Check out the board used on the trip, the Rackham Aero Inflatable Paddle Board.A Western Flow, the BOTE video that'll make you want to fly fish.Read up on why Green River trout are so abundant.Sean Murphy is a mad genius, just check out his photo portfolio.Who's in the EpisodeLead Designer, Co-Founder, and CEO at BOTE, Corey Cooper is a licensed engineer hailing from Auburn University. Corey is the pioneer of the DarkRoom, assisting with the design of the machinery, concepting the layout and ultimately developing the workflow used in DarkRoom production. Corey's passion for this project is so strong that on any given day, regardless of how busy things are at BOTE, you will often find Corey working in the DarkRoom.Sean Murphy is the Director of Photography at BOTE and a world-renowned photographer based in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. After spending most of his career based in Los Angeles, shooting for brands like Adidas, Red Bull, and Toyota, just to name a few, Sean moved back to the Redneck Riviera. You can find Sean capturing gritty America and spontaneous moments that translate into visually stunning photography.BOTE Creative Director, Rob McAbee, brings the style when it comes to designing eye-catching stand up paddle boards and developing color palettes, patterns, fonts, and illustrations that unite and define the BOTE brand. With over 25 years of professional brand building and marketing experience, Rob combined his love for fishing with his love for creative design when he joined the BOTE family in 2013. An avid fly fisher, Rob is the founder of Bug Slinger Fly Gear and, in collaboration with Corey, the creative brain behind the BOTE brand.  Sound Bites“On top of the shit I already knew about Utah (Mormons and Moab), I also now know there's a small group of kick ass people who inspired me to live in the moment along one of the most beautiful landscapes in the country.” - Sean Murphy / Director of Photography

We discuss some common questions for those who want to try stand-up paddle Boarding.   Like GEAR:30 on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/GEAR30/ Follow GEAR:30 on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/gear_30/?hl=en For the best deals on amazing outdoor gear, check out our deals of the week at https://www.gearthirty.com Check out gear reviews and watch other great videos from GEAR:30 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8bAS978OE4 . Don't forget to subscribe.

Robert Stehlik started Blue Planet Surf back in the early 90's and it became Blue Planet SUP as he realized the implications of the booming stand up paddle industry. Based in Hawaii a stone's throw away from Waikiki Beach and Ala Moana Beach Park in Honululu, his brand has become one of the foundations of the industry. Renowned for their thriving Youtube channel, Blue Planet SUP has put out hundreds of extremely helpful how to videos and informational small films that have undoubtedly assisted many paddlers in their journeys. It's an honour to be able to tap into Robert Stehlik's extensive experience and knowledge in this episode. If you're looking to buy your first board or upgrade your trusty plank, then this episode is for you. Vital links that can help you make a choice and understand the physics of stand up paddle boards: Choosing a stand up paddle board: https://www.blueplanetsurf.com/service/best-sup-standup-paddle-board/ (https://www.blueplanetsurf.com/service/best-sup-standup-paddle-board/) Choosing a paddle https://www.blueplanetsurf.com/service/best-sup-paddle/ (https://www.blueplanetsurf.com/service/best-sup-paddle/) Choosing fins: https://www.blueplanetsurf.com/service/best-fin-setup-design/ (https://www.blueplanetsurf.com/service/best-fin-setup-design/) Blue Planet Surf YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/blueplanetsurf (https://www.youtube.com/user/blueplanetsurf) Thanks for listening and please share this episode with your friends! Support this podcast

Chris Bertish in 2017, made a solo unassisted 93 day journey and successfully crossed the Atlantic Ocean on a Stand Up Paddleboard.

In the fifth installment of the Beneath the Surface Podcast, Corey and Sean bring Corey's more sensible half, Chief Operations Officer and BOTE Co-Founder, Magda Cooper, into the studio. Wife to Corey, mother to their three children, and the female founder to the BOTE brand, we dive deep with Magda to find out how she manages the juggling act while keeping her sweet demeanor… just kidding, she's actually the first one to drop f%!#* in the podcast (don't worry, it's bleeped).Like all startup stories, Magda and Corey had their moments of frustration, fear of failure, and dwindling bank accounts, but unlike all startup stories, they had each other. Their combined stubbornness and belief in the lifestyle pushed them to succeed.From lugging her newborn to their very first trade show through sleet and snow to coining the idea for the BOTE Inflatable Dock, a top seller in its product category, Magda views every day as an opportunity to get shit done and make a difference. As she puts it, there's no other choice than to succeed.LINKS FROM THE EPISODEDuring a recruiting trip, Magda learns Auburn University isn't in Georgia.Magda's nagging pays off and Florida Sportsman reviews BOTE.Paddle Guru gives you a running tally of paddle board races near you.Check out the simple yet badass BOTE Inflatable Dock in all its glory.Sean Murphy's ‘calmness' is captured in the video Murphy: Simmer Down.WHO'S IN THE EPISODELead Designer, Co-Founder, and CEO at BOTE, Corey Cooper is a licensed engineer hailing from Auburn University. Corey is the pioneer of the DarkRoom, assisting with the design of the machinery, concepting the layout and ultimately developing the workflow used in DarkRoom production. Corey's passion for this project is so strong that on any given day, regardless of how busy things are at BOTE, you will often find Corey working in the DarkRoom.Magda Cooper is the Co-Founder and Chief Operations Officer at BOTE, wife to BOTE CEO, Corey Cooper, mother of three, and three-time collegiate swimming National Champion at Auburn University. Magda's ability to juggle it all coupled with her ‘no quitting allowed' policy has been critical in the success of BOTE. Her belief in the product and eye for identifying market needs and trends has brought the public a quality line of lifestyle products that are second to none. When Magda isn't running the business or teaching her three children that good work ethic pays off, you'll find her finding time in her schedule to work out, likely on the water.Sean Murphy is the Director of Photography at BOTE and a world-renowned photographer based in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. After spending most of his career based in Los Angeles, shooting for brands like Adidas, Red Bull, and Toyota, just to name a few, Sean moved back to the Redneck Riviera. You can find Sean capturing gritty America and spontaneous moments that translate into visually stunning photography.SOUND BITES“BOTE has become our life. From business to product we live it every second of every day. We call it our fourth child! We've been lucky enough to be surrounded with people and employees who share in our passion and believe in the products.” - Magda Cooper, Chief Operations Officer and Co-Founder at BOTE“Starting a business with your spouse is difficult, but I can't imagine having done it without him (Corey). It's a balancing act between family, free time, fitness, and the business. It's a juggling act.” – Magda Cooper, Chief Operations Officer / Co-Founder

Back with another episode of the Badfish SUP Journal. Today's guest is longtime pro paddler, coach, race director and owner of Performance Paddling, Anthony Vela. AV is as involved in stand up paddling scene nationally and internationally as anyone and I wanted to talk with him about the state of Stand Up Paddleboard racing and his background. Please send us an email to info@badfishsup.com with your quarantine paddling stories and stay safe!Retailer Spolight: 7:04AV Interview: 9:58

What is stand up paddleboard yoga? And what is it like to run business in different locations where you split your time? Find out in the latest episode of the Yoga for Balance podcast with Dana Mitchell of SunChaser SUP (linked below or found wherever...

Olympic gold medal winner Etienne Stott meets three inspiring women and hears about their paddling adventures. Jo Moseley calls herself a joy encourager, a mid-life adventurer and a beach cleaner. In August 2019 at the age of 54 she became the first woman to Stand Up Paddleboard coast to coast from Liverpool to Goole. She called it Paddleboard the North and raised money for two charities and picking up litter along the way.Jo's a single mum, empty-nester and this journey was a voyage of personal discovery. Jo wants women, especially of her age, to feel welcome on the water. She feels women can become disconnected from their bodies but she's proud that she lifted her board in and out of more than 90 locks on the canal to give her a confidence that spreads into everyday life. For 11 days she felt the most 'me' she'd ever been.Emma Kitchen returned to the water after going through a tough few years in her life and is back loving the white water. She really wants more women to get into paddlesport and wants to tell everyone why the water can be great for mental and physical health. She calls it escapism in a busy world. Emma used to go paddling with her dad and joined her local canoe club. But fell out of the sport for 19 years before returning a couple of years ago. She also goes SUP'ing and is setting up a community club in Castleford.Jo and Emma are both proud Women's Paddling Ambassadors for British Canoeing. And they're joined by Cadi Lambert, who leads the #ShePaddles programme for British Canoeing. For Cadi, it's much more than a job. It's a complete passion. She's driven to help other women to return to the water or try it for the first time - whether it's on a board, on a raft or in a canoe. And then helping women to get where they want to be in the sport such as becoming a coach or leader. The guests discus access, the environment and rubbish on the riverbanks. We hope you enjoy it!If you want more details on anything in the podcast or to find out about ShePaddles then here are some contacts:www.britishcanoeing.orgYou can find Jo Moseley on twitter @healthyhappy50@OneHappyRowerand at www.healthhappy50.comCadi can be contacted at cadi.lambert@britishcanoeing.org.uk

What an incredible young man. At just the age of 24 Tom has already accomplished some incredible achievements, having completed the Murray River at just 19 by Kayak before navigating his way through a 3,800km river network across four States on a Stand Up Paddleboard. Yet it is his last 5,000km Self-Supported Duathlon from Cape York to Wilsons Prom that sits as his greatest disappointment to date. Find out why. Enjoy

Maureen is not only an RYT 500 Yoga Teacher but an MD with over 20 years practicing medicine. She is also our resident adventurous Yogi and teachers our Stand Up Paddleboard yoga at PL. We discuss what got her into yoga, yoga for athletes and how she balances the world of Science-based and holistic healing

Every day of our life, we learn new useful skills. But the problem is, we don’t often think to use these skills in our day to day life. Recently Pauline was responsible for a huge SUP stuff up. She used her powers of persuasion for bad and convinced Rae not to buy a particular Stand Up Paddleboard she wanted. What happened next was a comedy of errors (mostly comedy at Pauline’s expense), as Pauline had to find a clever way to right the wrong, she’d stupidly committed. Listen in as Pauline and Rae share the story of the great SUP stuff up and what it taught them. (Oh, and why you should never say “What’s Up!” to Pauline.)

A Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) is a great way to relax, get some exercise, escape the kids, or hang out with the kids. They're pretty awesome! But... there's length, shape, width, and construction to think about. They're not a cheap item, so you want to get it right. Today we're lucky enough to have back with us Adam and Sharon Galway, aka the Galways Go Round (https://www.galwaysgoround.com.au/). In this episode we cover: - Choosing the right size - Considerations when choosing between inflatable vs. rigid fibreglass SUPs - Myths and misconceptions about inflatable SUPs... and much more! Mentioned in this episode is the Red Paddle Co SUPs. Check out the Galways' page for more details. Find us at https://www.facebook.com/abigpeacheyadventure/ or http://thefamilytravelpodcast.com/

Guest biography:Ryan James is a well-seasoned athlete that has represented Great Britain across several different sports including elite-level long-distance & iron man triathlon, sprint track cycling, stand up paddleboarding, and outrigger canoeing. He is also a highly experienced personal trainer, sports therapist, fitness educator, nutritionist, and is a senior well-being advisor for the emergency services. Episode content:In this episode explores a whole range of fascinating fitness, training and mindset information, especially focusing on overcoming injury on the road to high-level physical performance:what attracted Ryan to water sports in the beginningthe range of sporting injuries Ryan overcame to successhow fitness and therapy education helped provide an advantage in recoveryhow to manage your mindset during elite performance and recoverya wide range of training tips and strategies to optimise physical performance If you enjoy this episode, then please rate the show and share it with your friends so they can benefit from this free expert information. Your comments and feedback are always welcome. Please subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or the video on YouTube so you will receive each update immediately upon release.

This is a short taster of the upcoming episode with 6 x UK national stand up paddle board champion, Ryan James. The full episode will be released shortly - keep in touch and subscribe to the show so you don't miss it. Questions include: - favourite exercise - best recovery food - lifestyle priority - stress relief - role of learning If you enjoy this short episode, please rate, review and leave a comment. Thanks for listening.

On April 1, 2018, Aaron Gonzales will launch “Paddle for Patriot PAWS” – a 400 plus mile Stand Up Paddleboard trip up the coast of Texas to raise awareness and money for Patriot PAWS Service Dogs.  Patriot PAWS is a national 501(c)(3) non-profit based in Rockwall, TX, that trains and provides service dogs at no cost to disabled American veterans.   Starting at Boca Chica Beach at the Texas-Mexico border, he will travel solo – without a support crew – paddling north until he reaches the Texas-Louisiana border at Port Arthur.  His goal is to travel roughly 30 miles a day, camping on the beach as he goes along...Yes, beaches that are not strangers to coyotes, rattlesnakes and other predators. And, did we mention the 12 different sharks that are swimming in the Texas Gulf? Where did this idea come from? What sparked Aaron's zest for adventure and charity? And, why this event? He tells us his humbling story in this week's "I Could Never Do That." Follow along with Aaron Here: Website Instagram Patriot PAWS is an amazing organization with a passionate following of supporters. Not only do they place service dogs with disabled veterans across the nation, but their innovative volunteer programs are positively impacting people from college campuses to prison cells.  To learn more about Patriot PAWS, please on Twitter Instagram and Facebook.   Theme Music: ”Aitech" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

This week I interview Damon Newpher of Adventure Bound on the Fly, a guide service that specializes in fly fishing from all sorts of craft, including stand-up paddleboards. Damon uses his SUP to chase steelhead, bass, and even muskies in his western New York location, but has ranged as far away as Belize and the Yucatan with inflatable boards, and has even floated remote rivers and lakes in Chile from them. He advises us on why you would want one, what to look for, how to accessorize one, and how to navigate moving water. These craft offer great advantages because they can get into places no other craft can go, with more stealth than any other method. Plus you are up above the water so you can spot fish and subsurface structures easier. And of course an added benefit is that you’ll stay in great shape while you fish! In this week’s Fly Box, we cover, as usual, an eclectic range of things: · Why did my wife get skunked fishing a streamer while I was using two at once? · How to evaluate a fly rod in a shop · Pike fishing from shore · How do I fish emerger flies? · What is the perfect fly rod for tiny streams? · Should I buy a 10-foot 4-weight or 5-weight for tightline nymphing? · Are practice casting rods any good—other than just to torture cats? · And we have a new acronym, thanks to a listener: WINTER. Len from PA gives us great advice on how a fly fisher should spend the winter preparing for spring.

Episode 29 Abenteuerbericht Donau Timm Kruse zu seiner 2800 km SUP Tour auf der DonauIm Juni ist er aufgebrochen, nach 62 Tagen angekommen. 1x die gesamte Donau auf dem Stand Up Paddle Board am Stück hat Timm auf seier Tour zurückgelegt. Hier erzählt Timm, wie die Tour für ihn gewesen ist...Ein faszinierender Abenteuerbericht.Alle Links und Infos hier

Karl Kruger is the first person ever to complete the grueling “Race to Alaska” from Port Townsend Washington, to Ketchikan Alaska–by Stand Up Paddle Board! Meet the incredible athlete and gentleman behind this epic feat which is a huge victory for him and the rest of the stand paddle board community.

SUP Mission EuropaEin Mann, ein Board und 2800 km AbenteuertourTimm Kruse ist Journalist, Autor, SUP begeistert und steht ein für ein barrierefreies Europa ein. Um die Freiheit aller Europäer zu verteidigen will er mit einer gewaltigen Abenteuertour auf dem Stand Up Paddleboard darauf aufmerksam machen. 10 Tage vor seinen Tourstart haben wir ausführlich über alle SUP-relevanten Themen dieses Tipps gesprochen, bei der neben einem Buch auch ein Film entstehen soll.Episodenlinks:Life Tracking - hier ist Timm gerade unterwegsUnterstütze Timm bei seiner MissionMach mit beim Stand Up Summer 2017 Videoanleitungen um Bewertungen bei iTunes abzugeben:Hier findest du unsere Videonleitung zum Bewerten in iTunes (Mobiltelefon)Hier findest du unsere Videoleitung zum Bewerten in iTunes (Desktop PC)

  Tanvi Jagadish is India’s first Stand Up Paddle Racer and a darling of her country as a pioneer of female surfing and SUP racing.  She was always told that girls don’t surf, but with the help of family and her local “Surfing Ashram”, Tanvi found Nirvana in the sport and in Mother Ocean.  Tanvi talks about early family life in India, and her daily rituals in preparing for SUP races and... Read More

Episode 59 ~ March 29, 2017 Podcast Info / Topics Chris Bertish finished his transatlantic Stand Up Paddleboard trip, breaking a few records in the process Take a timber raft trip just like Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn

Episode 59 ~ March 29, 2017 Podcast Info / Topics Chris Bertish finished his transatlantic Stand Up Paddleboard trip, breaking a few records in the process Take a timber raft trip just like Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn

97: Alex has always been driven to the ocean. He is an active duty Senior Chief in the Navy and has started San Diego's highest Yelp rated private Stand Up Paddle Board instructional company: Liquid Stand Up Paddle. Recently in March of 2015 he founded the 501(c)(3) non-profit: One More Wave Surf Corp. The Mission of One More Wave is to provide wounded or injured veterans with surfboards customized to their injury. Alex lives in San Diego with his wife Brittney and their dog Chico. https://www.facebook.com/1MWave/ http://www.onemw.org/  

Franz Orsi and Bart de Zwart on their round the world SUP trip Franz Orsi SUPs around the world This week Nick chats with waterman Franz Orsi who was on the second part of a five stage world stand up paddle board trip with Bart De Zwart, when they were caught up in the Nepal earthquake. Franz is an Italian film maker and photographer living between Italy and Portugal who has travelled extensively to capture stand up paddle in all its forms. Recently he teamed up with Bart de Zwart for the third time, for a cross the world trip to a number of less conventional stand up paddleboard locations. He started his trip in Yap in Polynesia and moved on to Nepal when they were caught in the tragedy which was the Nepal earthquake. They were eventually able to move on to the Grand Rift Valley in Ethiopia and on to Istanbul, before finishing their trip at the ISA World Championships in Sayulita, Mexico. In This Episode Franz Covers:Nepal earthquake Yap & the Rai stones Ethiopia Starboard Istanbul The best ever ISA Championship SUP at the Olympics 2020 Portugese stand up paddle board European train tour with Connor Baxter and Bart De Zwart Venice Franz's photography & equipment Future adventure plans : USA coast to coast   Support this podcast

John Hibbard – Co Founder of Red Paddle Co John Hibbard talks SUP innovation. This week Nick geeks out on innovation and technology in his chat with John Hibbard, the co- founder and brand director of worldwide inflatable stand up paddle board specialists – Red Paddle Co. Over seven years John and his team have taken Red Paddle Co from a standing start, to a company which arguably has the biggest worldwide coverage and presence (selling in over 50 countries). They have a core focus to develop top quality inflatable SUPs through product innovation and development. John was one of the first in to see the future potential of S.U.P. He was thoroughly marinated in salt water with a successful career as a professional windsurfer before he established himself across all SUP disciplines John Hibbard shares his insight into the life of a developing paddle board brand, with a glimpse into the cycle of product development and what he loves about the sport, together with his views on the future development and direction of the industry. John Hibbards's Notes and ResourcesRed Paddle Co Website UK Red Paddle Co Website US Dave Kalama's open letter about inflatable boards here SIPA' s self inflatable paddle board's kick starter page For the purposes of transparancy : SUPfm have no commercial or reciprocal relationship with Red Paddle Co or any other company and have received no monetary or other recompense for this episode. RED Paddle Co Support this podcast

The word ‘inspirational' is an overused one…but you would be hard pressed to think of a more appropriate word to describe Charlie Howden. That's what we both felt after we spoke to him. Charlie made a huge impression on us. We were in awe of his larger than life personality and his courage and determination, which you can probably hear from our jaws dropping frequently in this episode. There aren't many families that have been untouched by cancer, most of us have lost people we love to that disease and Charlie was no exception. It was only when he was planning a SUP trip down the length of Costa Rica to raise money for the William Guy Forbeck Foundation, a cancer research charity, that he discovered that he was suffering from stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Pancreatic cancer is one of the most aggressive forms of the disease, but this British born, Fort Lauderdale resident had the treatment and against all the odds responded to it and was in remission, before he was told that it had come back. Charlie Howden was receiving treatment including chemo, however, he decided that ‘come hell or high water' he would still make the trip and raise money for the foundation by travelling the length of the Costa Rican Coast by stand up paddleboard. So on the 17th May 15 that's exactly what he did. Supported by his fiance, family and friends, he covered the distance over a period of two weeks, with time freed up by combining his week of recovery time from chemo, with an additional doctor sanctioned week's holiday from his treatment. --- The aim of his trip was to raise money for cancer research Rest in peace Charlie. Support this podcast

In this session Nick and Simon chat with the editor of SUP Mag UK Tez Plavenieks about how to make the right choice when you are buying your first board. Stand up paddle is the fastest growing watersport worldwide and something that Laird Hamilton predicted “will be bigger than surfing”. This means that there is a growing number of beginners joining the sport, some of whom have never surfed or even been on the water before. Tez uses his long experience of testing boards to explain the choices available and gives some important reminders for anyone at any level looking to buy a new board. In this episode we coverHayling Island and the godfather of windsurfing Pete Chilvers When Tez met SUP and his first time on a board How he became the editor of SUP Mag UK Tez's board and kit testing experience Basic advice to newbies when buying a board – keep it simple. Width, thickness & size Inflatables Demo Days Women in SUP Board Disciplines Fishing & Adventure Paddling Links & ResourcesSUP Mag UK RedPaddle.com US and Rest Of World Red Paddle.co.uk (UK) Fat Stick Paddle Boards (UK) Wake surfing on a SUP in Alaska (Video) UK based waterman Tez Plavenieks defies gravity on his windsurfer Another board testing session…living the dream. Support this podcast

In my recent interview with Hawaii born international shaper/surfer, Dennis Pang, I got a chance to know the guy who’s more than just your average shaper. Dennis talks about his SUP race creation for Tropical Blends – the 17’6” custom race board that Guy Pere won rode to win the 2009 Duke’s Oceanfest.Dennis said he [...]

Bill was on the boat at the Hennessey's Molokai - Oahu stand up paddle race and Nate was competing in a stand up paddle race in Califorinia. This Pure Stoke Radio session is all about downwind and flat water racing. Enjoy!

I got a chance to hang out with Joe Blair during his recent trip to Oahu’s north shore. We surfed everyday and had a blast on this new 8′9″ x 30″ x 4.25″ stand up board. I was shocked that at 220 lbs I could stand on it comfortably. In fact, once [...]

Jim of Tropical Blends Surf talks about the different type of fin box that they have on their surfboards and why they use such. He also explains to us the importance of fins and how they affect performance on any watercraft. He says that you don’t have to necessarily change the board if you’re not [...]

Jim of Tropical Blends Surf talks about the different type of fin box that they have on their surfboards and why they use such. He also explains to us the importance of fins and how they affect performance on any watercraft. He says that you don’t have to necessarily change the board if you’re not [...]