roelvnVraagstellerlid sinds 2009 · 22 berichten10 okt 2009 09:18
Zojuist de TheKiteboarder magazine special ontvangen met hierin een prima instructional special over Stand Up Paddle surfen. Dit is wat ze er over zeggen.
Since this is a magazine about kiteboarding, you may be asking yourself, “WHAT IS A STAND UP PADLEBOARDING INSTRU CTIONAL GUIDE DOING HERE?†Ask a few of your kiteboarding friends if they have tried stand up paddleboarding and you will have your answer as to why we chose to do this. Over the past year, it has become very obvious to us that a great majority of our readers either already have their own stand up paddling equipment, have given it a try, or are interested in getting into this rapidly growing sport. The sad truth about kiteboarding is that our sport is condition dependant, meaning that we need a certain set of weather conditions in order to get out on the water. When conditions are to our liking, we are in heaven, but when the wind doesn’t show up for long periods of time, kiteboarders are known to become grumpy, irritable, and just downright mean. Stand up paddleboarding offers a cure to the no-wind blues, as it offers an alternative for kiteboarders to still get on the water when we would otherwise be at home checking and rechecking wind sensors and forecasts to see if there is any hope of the wind blowing, even when we know deep down that there is absolutely no chance of it happening. Stand up paddlleboarding (SUP) gives us the chance to get our water fix and some exercise instead of pouting on the beach because of the lack of wind.
Wil je meer weten over de 'no-wind cure' check, dan deze link op de Stand Up Paddle Holland site en klik voor de PDF met de instructional PDF van the Kiteboarder mag.
http://standuppaddleholland.ning.com/profiles/blogs/stand-up-paddle-instructional
Since this is a magazine about kiteboarding, you may be asking yourself, “WHAT IS A STAND UP PADLEBOARDING INSTRU CTIONAL GUIDE DOING HERE?†Ask a few of your kiteboarding friends if they have tried stand up paddleboarding and you will have your answer as to why we chose to do this. Over the past year, it has become very obvious to us that a great majority of our readers either already have their own stand up paddling equipment, have given it a try, or are interested in getting into this rapidly growing sport. The sad truth about kiteboarding is that our sport is condition dependant, meaning that we need a certain set of weather conditions in order to get out on the water. When conditions are to our liking, we are in heaven, but when the wind doesn’t show up for long periods of time, kiteboarders are known to become grumpy, irritable, and just downright mean. Stand up paddleboarding offers a cure to the no-wind blues, as it offers an alternative for kiteboarders to still get on the water when we would otherwise be at home checking and rechecking wind sensors and forecasts to see if there is any hope of the wind blowing, even when we know deep down that there is absolutely no chance of it happening. Stand up paddlleboarding (SUP) gives us the chance to get our water fix and some exercise instead of pouting on the beach because of the lack of wind.
Wil je meer weten over de 'no-wind cure' check, dan deze link op de Stand Up Paddle Holland site en klik voor de PDF met de instructional PDF van the Kiteboarder mag.
http://standuppaddleholland.ning.com/profiles/blogs/stand-up-paddle-instructional
Nu over naar Amundson customs Promodel (6' waveboardl) voor in de golven. Ik blijf een directional fan.
