The Basics of the Stand up Paddling Stroke With Tommy Buday
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Adhering to proper paddling technique will ensure you have a long and happy paddling career by avoiding overtaxing your joints and muscle groups to efficiently leverage your entire body as you propel yourself over the water. Before venturing out on your board, practice your stance on land to develop the appropriate amount of bend in your hips and knees as well as foot position. Dry land practice is also a good time to become accustomed to the appropriate hand position on your paddle - not too high and not too low.
best stand board tutorial,very precise, I am always unsure about the "exit" phase, and you bring it up here now, thanks!
Hi Tommy, Wow after listening to a lot of other videos that have been helpful - Yours was the best - You were precise - and you showed each part of the stroke with a clear body dance as well as a good choice of words with instructions - That will be my mantra while I continue to learn.... Set Up - Catch - Pull Phase - Exit - Recovery - Ace Sup'er Here I come! Thanks again.
From a SUP guy with hundreds of miles experience, this is a perfect video for me to hone my Paddling skills. WELL DONE ! Thank you
I appreciate that you broke it down for us! (I hope I can remember it all for tomorrow)
I was never taught the "Pull" phase like you taught it, but I've always paddled that way... Like planting a flag pole and pulling my craft to it...but never have I heard anyone instruct that way. Fantastic to see this video. Share more!!
Just got back from the lake, first time out after finding this video. YESSSSSS! As a beginner living in SUP diaspora, (no teacher within 300 km), I watched A TON of videos to learn - this is the most useful! All the position details I needed. Even a private lesson with some world cup athlete in SUP mecca Sayulita didn't give me that much useful information. Well done, and THANKS from Lake Chapala, Mexico.
Tommy, you are the man, mate. EXCELLENT instructional video your teaching is clear, comprehensive yet concise. Bought a board last week- went out for first time (after watching Blueplanet's top ten tips) Lake Mead 20mph wind - got up the second attempt - managed half a mile downwind! WWWWAAAYYY HEEEEYY :)) Cannot wait to implement to gold you have given me here- thanks bro- If ever you are in Vegas stop by for a thank you painting mate- Top man Tommy x
The most useful video I have ever seen about SUP base technique !!! Bravo Bravo !!!!
One of the best video for beginners about basic stroke technique! Thank you!
Super nice explanation, thanks!
Great video. This really helped my technique. I have been kayaking for years and recently started SUP and never considered how similar the strokes are.
As a fellow kayak enthusiast I cannot agree more. There are many differences but also many similarities, and you just know after watching this video that this just *must* be correct :) I'll try some more boarding tomorrow. HKV is one of the few kayaking *and* SUP clubs in NL, so I'll be taking one of the two club boards out there tomorrow.
Me too. coming from years of Canoeing then Kayaking. Good technique carried over well. Couple of new paddle tricks I learned that are "SUP" only moves.
Extremely helpful tips!!
Great comments. Thanks.
Great video 👍
Fantastic instructional video. Very useful indeed.
Interesting - much of what he is saying also applies to my dragon boat stroke!
Thanks for the video. You have given me some great help and I can see what I should be doing now. Hopefully I will be faster and more efficient next time I go out. Cheers
Tommy. Just been out today. Your tips and advise really worked. Thanks again. Cheers
Thank you! This helped me so much. ❤️
Thank you, will try this next time I use my SUP. It makes sense, great video! 👍
great video, thanks!
Ciao , esiste una traduzione in italiano?
Tell me, what material is the Board made of???
Usually epoxy blank/core and epoxy glass. Keeps them light in weight
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Tell me, what material is the Board made of???
Tell me, what material is the Board made of???