Erin Dark is a rising star! This young 17 year old Stand up Paddle Surfer has a lot to be excited about as she recently won not only the junior girls final, but also the open women's final of the inaugural SUP Australia National Titles.
Noosa Heads every year is the venue of one of the world's largest surfing festivals, with athletes of all calibers and crafts showcasing their skills in the iconic right-hander point break in beautiful Queensland, Australia.
On October 22nd, almost 600 paddlers participated in the 111-km Hawkesbury Canoe Classic. Most watercraft were canoes but two brave souls tested the waters of the Hawkesbury River on their stand up paddleboards.
Trade your baking hot room and yoga mat in for calm waters and a stand up paddleboard. Cool down with the Corpse Pose and look for more each week in the SUP Yoga instructional set on SUP Connect.
Trade your baking hot room and yoga mat in for calm waters and a stand up paddleboard. Try out the Upward Plank Pose and look for more each week in the SUP Yoga instructional set on SUP Connect.
Trade your baking hot room and yoga mat in for calm waters and a stand up paddle board. Try out this pose and look for more each week in the SUP Yoga instructional set on SUP Connect.
Trade your baking hot room and yoga mat in for calm waters and a stand up paddle board. Try out this pose and look for more each week in the SUP Yoga instructional set on SUP Connect.
It was the spring of 2009 and a young girl named Kristi Page entered into the women’s division of her first real competition as an unknown skinny kid of 13. Nobody knew who she was or where she came from. But after competing for the four days and coming out with 3rd in the Open Women’s division and “Best Up and Coming Talent award”, it became clear she had some real potential.
One of Noosa’s stand up watermen credited with bringing a surfing revolution to Australia is set to paddle off into the sunset after his successful business was rejected.
Australian surfing history was created at the Country Energy Australian Surf Festival in Port Macquarie today, with the first ever open women’s stand up paddleboard champion.
History was created today as the first ever NSW Standup Paddleboard champions were crowned at the picturesque One Mile Beach.
Only days away, the inaugural NSW Stand Up Paddleboard Titles will hit the shores of Port Stephens this weekend.