I'ts on again this Saturday 1st November!
An ideal opportunity for any new comers to take it to the next level.
Any size shape or whatever craft as long as you can stand up and paddle it!
Condition's are looking great so just txt your name and nominated time (to complete the 4.2klm loop) to 0417 911311 before 8.00 pm Friday and we'll see you North side of the Deep Water Point Cafe, registrations between 7.30 and 8.00 am for an 8.30 start!
Love the paddle loop, a race against yourself with your nominated time, whoo hoo!
Cool pic, how was that?
Select to expand quoteGosup said..
I'ts on again this Saturday 1st November!
An ideal opportunity for any new comers to take it to the next level
Any size shape or whatever craft as long as you can stand up and paddle it!
Condition's are looking great so just txt your name and nominated time (to complete the 4.2klm loop) to 0417 911311 before 8.00 pm Friday and we'll see you North side of the Deep Water Point Cafe, registrations between 7.30 and 8.00 am for an 8.30 start!
Maxeeboy said..
Love the paddle loop, a race against yourself with your nominated time, whoo hoo!
Cool pic, how was that?
My apologies paddlers, we will be starting at approx. 8.05am and not 8.30am as stated above.
Hey I'm keen to have a go doing some flat water paddling. Wondering if something like this would be a could place to start. Been doing a bit in the surf but want to try other disciplines.
Also wanted to have a crack on a race board if there are any available to try.
Appreciate anyones input
cheers tim
Hi Tim
Absolutely, the PaddleLoop is the perfect first Flatwater event.
We all know Flatwater paddling is best with a group, not everyone wants to go flat out either. You nominate a time you think you will do the course in (2 distances 4.2km and 2km for short boards). The idea is to paddle at an intensity that will get you closest to your time.
Great opportunity to get out and meet the fantastic SUPWA people and enjoy a paddle on the beautiful canning river!
After that you can join a pod to develop your paddling and fittness to improve further.
Cheers
Greg
