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Q. What is paddleboarding?
A. Paddleboarding is the newest water sport to hit the scene! It is one of the fastest growing watersports in Florida. Paddleboards allow you to easily catch waves and get a great workout at the same time. They are great for flat summer days or when there are nice rolling swells.
As well as being lots of fun, stand-up paddling is a very good aerobic and strength training exercise - depending on how vigorously you attack it, stand-up paddling can be anything from a comfortable cruise in the park to a heart-pounding, calorie-burning workout that will leave you nicely tired out and ready for a great dinner! Fishing, exploring, sailing . . . the sky's the limit!
Whether you like to cruise the lake, drift down the river, troll the reefs, travel between islands or hit the surf, stand-up paddling is the best way to walk on water! Florida's beautiful outdoors are yours for the paddling - waterways, rivers, lakes and the ocean all become your own personal playground! Stand-up paddling - lots of fun, great exercise.
Q. Is paddleboarding a safe sport?
A. Paddleboarding is a very safe sport, as long as one selects conditions within his or her ability level. Paddleboards are large pieces of equipment, that should be respected regardless of the water conditions. Lessons help teach new riders safe and responsible paddleboarding practices.
Q. Do I need a lesson to go paddleboarding?
A. Paddleboarding lessons are a great idea to help new riders learn the basic skills. Normally a few minutes of practice is all it takes to become self-sufficient.
Q. How much are paddleboarding lessons and demos?
A. If you follow this link, "LESSONS HERE", you will find out it's not as much as you think to have an unforgettable and life changing experience!
Q. Where can I go paddleboarding?
A. Paddleboarding is possible anywhere with enough water. Locations with heavy boat traffic, strong currents, dangerous outcroppings, and unforgiving conditions should be avoided. Keep a safe distance from swimming areas at local beaches, so as not to become a danger to other swimmers or surfers.