So, you are going to go to Kauai to explore its water with the trendiest water sport nowadays, the hawaii paddle boarding. What do you want to gain in this wet season? As we know, the wet season means a whole lot different game to play and you should be prepared to keep your game fun and safe. Whether you are going alone or with your entourage, you will need to consider these tips to make it successful.
Rule no. 1 – Stay Warm
Although it is not as cold as your area’s winter, it is also the season where the rain can come anytime. It is important to stay warm to avoid any cramps, injuries, or hypothermia. Water is good but it can be lower than before. If you are not up to lower temperature in Kauai, you could consider using the good rubber. Not to mention to wear warm and comfortable clothes during your SUP sessions. That way your body will be kept warm although the water can be rough in Kauai river. Since the focus is to stay warm, don’t forget to do the warm up exercise. This will also prevent you from cramps and injures.
Rule no. 2 – Stay in Shape
If you’re caught in a cough, you may postpone your plan in SUPing. The SUP water time will depend on certain factors including the temperature of the water that you are going to deal with. It is a good idea to exercise during the week to prepare your body. Also, consider to mind your diet balance so that you will not be prone to certain illness.
Rule no.3 – Weather forecast
It has never been a bad idea to check the weather forecast before going to SUP. Check the SUP forecasts sites in the internet. Or you can use the help of the locals in case you don’t have internet connection there. The locals will give you ample information that you can use to play it fun and safe.
Rule no.4 – Focus on the right spot
The success key to your hawaii paddle boarding experience is whether or not you find the right spot for you and your entourage. You can imagine how messy it can be when you get the wrong water to deal with.
Rule no. 5 – Observe the conditions
Everything above have been checked. The next thing you want to do is to observe the environment. It is important to observe the water you are planning to get on so that you will know what kind of challenges that await you.
Rule no. 6 – Do it in a group
It is okay to be alone. But if your point is to have fun, it is great to tag along your friends or family. You will need others to take care and accompany you in case of emergency.
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