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Thanks for the great suggestions! I've hiked Robertson Cliffs before and they are beautiful, especially in the fall! I can only image sunrise there would be spectacular! I'll have to add Havilland Bluffs to my list. Check out this video which included Bathtub Island. ruclips.net/video/n4z4M0sh1TM/видео.htmlsi=vmZRUX3NFJWg1D8g

Flip rescues are used in emergencies or in situation where the person is exhausted, has a cramp or conditions have changed where they are not able to get back on their board or swim (shore might not be accessible either).

lol well first off, you should never perform a flip rescue if you can’t confidently get back on your own board and second you should call for help if it’s an unsafe situation.

Thanks so much for watching and commenting! Yes, paddle boards are a great change up and a cool challenge to take on. Love that "embrace the suck!" lol

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Flip rescues are used in emergencies or situations where the person has a cramp, gets exhausted, conditions have changed, etc. You should never perform a flip rescue if you aren't confident or comfortable getting back on your own board or in a safe situation.

Thanks for the added tips! There are so many amazing places. Yes, the Red Rock Folk Fest is a good one. My friend lives in the area. Have a great time at the fest and enjoying the amazing spot!

Thanks for watching and commenting! I bet there are some amazing ATV/snowmobile trails in that area with some great views!

@@PaddleAdventurer where can i share some oics with you? I have a gorgeous shot of the river.

Love to see that. Maybe Facebook? Paddle Adventurer

@@PaddleAdventurer perfect

Thanks for checking out my videos, Steven! Your board should have a volume and weight capacity. This is dictated by the dimensions of the board but also the construction. Do you know that number for your board? The wider the board the more stable it will be. It sounds like you have a good all round beginner board. Rigidity depends on the construction and quality of the board. Never pump a board beyond the manufactures instructed PSI. You'll likely pop the board if you do. The seams and glue won't be able to hold that pressure. Red Paddle Co boards go to a higher PSI because of the quality and construction. Like a lot of things you get what you pay for type of thing. I hope this helps!

thank you 😊

Have the safest and best time out on the water!

Flip rescues are used in emergencies or situations where the person has a cramp, gets exhausted, conditions have changed, etc. For tips and 3 ways to get back on your own paddle board check out this video ruclips.net/video/KLzWnols0GA/видео.htmlsi=GwONhsadltrXmPtG

Thanks for watching and for the kind feedback. I'm glad it was helpful and hope you visit Rockwood!

Thanks for watching and commenting. I'm glad the video was helpful! Being on the shorter side you might also find getting on from the back a little easier. You can also tie a strap/rope between your middle and back handle/d-ring to grab and use as leverage when getting on from the rear. Let me know how it goes!

I appreciate your feedback. It was one minor swear word, but I understand I'm not for everyone. Thanks for watching. I hope you find the content you're looking for. Happy adventuring!

Flip rescues are used in emergencies or situations where the person has a cramp, gets exhausted, conditions have changed, etc. For tips and 3 ways to get back on your own paddle board check out this video ruclips.net/video/KLzWnols0GA/видео.htmlsi=GwONhsadltrXmPtG

Thanks for watching and for the kind comment! What area and kayak trips and you looking to do? I'm heading out to do another one this summer around Rossport on Lake Superior again.

Thanks for watching and for the kind comment! Welcome to paddle boarding. I'm so glad you and your kids are out having fun! Yup, you'll be fine doing that. It doesn't have to be perfect every time. But I would caution against being too rough with it, especially if it's a lower-quality board. My friend had a lower quality board she bought on Amazon and got a hole in the side where it was always folded - it could have been from dragging it or wear and tear on that section. I hope that helps. Have a safe and great time out on the water!

So many amazing places to explore! 🤩

In normal situations, yes it’s important to practice and know how to get back on your board. I have a video on that too. Flip rescues are used in emergencies or situations where the person is exhausted, has a cramp, conditions have changed etc.

Yes! You have the same PFD. This pocket is amazing. 🙌🏼💄📱

Yes! I’d say closer to months or maybe even years. There are tons of amazing lakes and places to paddle.

Oh no! I’ve never tested that model but thanks for letting folks know to stay away.

Welcome to paddle boarding! 🤙🏼 Thanks for the kind comment, I'm glad it was helpful and you can send it to your friends to learn too! Have you check out this beginner video? ruclips.net/video/mPO2SFxfvxc/видео.htmlsi=4LdykL2z7i9PQZMw Or 5 common beginner mistakes? ruclips.net/video/PEims8KR9Rg/видео.htmlsi=C3GAhZG-ToUrjAoD Have an awesome and safe time out on the water!

Welcome to paddle boarding 🤙🏼 Thanks for reaching out with the kind comment and passing along my content. 🙏🏼😄 Have a safe and awesome time out on the water!

Oh no! That’s scary! What happened?

Thanks for watching and commenting! I’m curious as to what it was about the Terry Fox Monument that made you want to leave the video?

Thanks for watching and for your question. Manual pumps have a gauge located on them to indicate what the PSI is at.

Absolutely! Thanks for the important comment. A quick release leash is a must for any rivers or fast moving water. I talk a little more in depth about that in this safety video ruclips.net/video/8fKEK_1eQWg/видео.htmlsi=mnjHEr0AA9bKt314

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Thanks for watching! It’s a super important skill to learn and practice before heading out. Sounds like you got lucky and had amazing people to help you.

@@PaddleAdventurer I was really lucky and they were an angels who rescued me. I definitely need more practice to be able to go to the sea again with my paddle board. Thank you ☺️

@@aramsipan623 I’m glad the video was helpful! Good luck practicing and happy and safe paddling!

@@PaddleAdventurer Thank you 🙏

Never mind thanking the actual humans that saved you. Just chalk it up to your imaginary angels 🙄

Flip rescues are used in emergencies or situations where the person has a cramp, gets exhausted, conditions have changed, etc. I also have a video on how to get back on a paddle board. It can be challenging but it’s an important thing to learn.

Sunsets from the water are the best!

Yes!! It’s a beautiful spot!

It’s a great drive! If you’re going all the way to Thunder Bay check out this video ruclips.net/video/wfvxedDnEXY/видео.htmlsi=dnVKTU3N1LrtNXZf I also have one with a few things to do in Sault Ste Marie Have the best time!

Thanks for watching and commenting. That drive is outstanding! Did you see this video? ruclips.net/video/n4z4M0sh1TM/видео.htmlsi=Awckp4uEH5PPYGet Have the best time!

Thanks for the kind comment. I’m glad you’re finding my content helpful! I love the Airbank Whale Shark battery powered pump, it is my main go to. I’ll be doing a video just on battery powered pumps since there are more on the market now. Let me know if you have any questions; welcome to paddle boarding!

In normal situations, yes it’s important to practice and know how to get back on your board. I have a video on that too. Flip rescues are used in emergencies or situations where the person is exhausted, has a cramp, conditions have changed etc.

It doesn’t stick as well on deck pads as they aren’t a smooth surface so I wouldn’t recommend that. Does your deck pad go over your entire board?

@@PaddleAdventurer yea it does. boo.

Try this one! amzn.to/3Y4uqpy

@@PaddleAdventurer thanks I’ll take a look

Lake Huron sunsets are incredible! Good eye, Kevin! You haven't missed it. It's one of many in the long-form editing lineup. Thanks for your enthusiasm! 🤙🏼

All about doing what you enjoy and having fun! Check out my video on how to get back on a paddle board. Super important to still know how to do this even if you’re sitting. ruclips.net/video/KLzWnols0GA/видео.htmlsi=t-GtvAeI8MwpWkpU Stay safe and have fun!!

It's a beautiful area of Ontario and one I'm headed back to later this summer!

😆 You can virtually enjoy them through my videos. Also, I’m on Lake Huron, one of the Great Lakes. No sharks here! ❌🦈

😆 I’m not really a fisher but I would love to try fishing from my paddle board! 🎣

I hope you are able to recovery and get back out on the water. You might also find getting on from the side or rear of the board with more kicking vs pulling. I find i use my legs more when getting on from the side but that does require hip mobility. Getting on from the rear you are doing less pulling and using your arms and body weight to push the board down and under you. I hope these techniques help you find the best way for you!

Actually on reflection maybe I was using the leash the wrong way and pulling more than pushing board down and getting arms on. But I do remember having trouble to kick legs up. I was wearing buoyancy aid that was probably riding up a bit. I bought from Decathlon and it doesn't have a zip to close , and does tend to ride up. Inst 5:10 ructor was going to recommend a more suitable one. Aiming to get back on next season!

Leashes are used to keep your board with you if you fall off. Remember to keep your legs straight out behind you. PFDs are important to wear but do add an extra layer. Always important to try different ways with your equipment on. You can absolutely do this! 🙌🏼

lol fair enough! I remember when SUP was new to Canada and it was put in the same category as canoes and kayaks and thus you had to have a bailer too. 😆

Thanks for watching and reaching out! If you can't swim I'd highly recommend taking a lesson and practicing getting back on your board in water you can stand in. Here is a video with 3 different methods. ruclips.net/video/KLzWnols0GA/видео.htmlsi=MGdGTe1FGr3QixBT Wearing a full foam vest PFD and staying within shoreline distance is also recommended.

Thanks for watching and reaching out! First off, it depends on your budget and ability to transport and store. Check out a blog I did on how to choose a paddle board. paddleadventurer.com/how-to-choose-a-paddleboard/ You'll want to check the weight capacity to ensure it will have enough volume for your needs. Wider boards will be more stable for beginners but will not be as efficient or fast in water. My first board and one I still use a lot today is 11'3 in length and 32" wide and it's a great beginner board with room to grow into the sport. If you're looking to hike to lakes with the board ideally you want a compact inflatable paddle board. I know a few companies make them. I have two from Red Paddle Co and they are a lot lighter and pack down to half the size of my other iSUPs. Of course they are a little more expensive. If you live in Canada or the US I do have a 10% discount on Red boards and products with code "paddleadventurer" Here is the link to one of their compacts alnk.to/cSHN3c3 If you can test some boards about before you commit either from renting, borrowing form friends or from a store/brand demo day. Let me know if you have any other questions and what board you decided to buy!

lol Not all people in the water need help. It’s an observation type question.