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The camera went into the water so droplets remained in the lense. The last thing I was worried about was wiping down my lense. I was trying to catch my breathe!

I know i was kidding juni :p

Develop your strengths.

There will be times where the wind will pick-up when you didn’t expect it.

Yes. She kicked my ass

@@kabanuistanduppaddlecrew4299 she kicks a lot of ass!

Insta360 OneX2 camera

Mine would have done a 720 🥲

Here's a great video from Blue Planet on "How to paddle straight" ua-cam.com/video/SBURA5HvTOM/v-deo.html

One from cvs

I use a waist pfd

I'd do about 3 perfect circles in 20 strokes :)

Hes got a nice sport sup that probably tracks better than most. But! Search up a J stroke or C stroke, these are strokes that help counterbalance the turning that a normal stroke gives you. Rather than just pulling your paddle parallel to your board, you reach out away from your board, pull towards your nose on a diagonal, then keep your stroke parallel with the board and finish off pushing diagonal away from your board in a kind of C shape. Also pay attention to where you place your weight when you are paddling, i cant remember right now, but depending on your weight being over inner/outer foot it affects your tracking as you paddle. I ride an 11’6” irocker nautical through big ocean chop island to island, i have no chance keeping straight doing 20 strokes on sided lol.

@@florjangjolaj4436 Yes you're right! A good board with a good fin will help you to track straight. However, if you notice this board is very, very tippy. I was using an SIC FX14, dugout. Only 3 of this kind were ever made around 2016. It has a pintail stearn, so even at 14' x 25", this board was tippy!!! However, it was also fast. At the beginning of the video, I mentioned that you should pick a spot in front of you to focus on and to aim your bow (front of the board) towards that spot. By getting your hands over the water and pushing straight down, then you should keep your board fairly straight. And yes, the J-Stroke or Draw Stroke is very helpful in making corrections, very good suggestion.

Here's a great video from Blue Planet on "How to paddle straight" ua-cam.com/video/SBURA5HvTOM/v-deo.html

I wish! LOL

14 feet x 26inches

We actually stack each exercise on top of the next. So it works like this: 1) 10 push-ups on your board, then paddle sprint in the Water 100 yards. 2) 10 push-ups on your board, 10 burpees on the sand, then paddle sprint in the Water 100 yards 3) 10 push-ups on your board, 10 burpees on the sand, 10 leg lifts, then paddle sprint in the Water 100 yards 4) 10 push-ups on your board, 10 burpees on the sand, 10 leg lifts, 20 mountain climbers, then paddle sprint in the Water 100 yards 5) finish with a 50 yard sprint on the sand Then we do the #dunkandrecoverchallenge, followed by 20 minutes of Buoy and Pivot turns. We then cool down with a casual 1-2 mile paddle

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Thank you!!