Paddle Articles
MBX 2015 - A SoCal Paddler Perspective
MBX 2015 - Whattacrew Novice Team Tackle the Crossing
[Join Jocelyn and this novice group (nicknamed "Whatacrew") as they take on their longest race yet, the Monterey Bay Crossing. After an amazing season, this ended up being the final bang to go out on!]
This past weekend "WhattaCrew" faced their biggest challenge yet. A full novice crew, who decided to take on the Monterey Bay Challenge, Ironed the entire 26 miles. As I sit here, not sure how to even start describing the entire experience from beginning to end, I go back to the first day we were all tossed into a canoe together and knew immediately this was about to be one EPIC ride! Let me tell you how we earned our vacation...
Memoir of a Voyage: Moku ‘o Keawe to Mokupuni ‘o Maui - Journey to my Roots
Vitamin "Sea"
Cali Paddler Explorations: Brent Allen Outside
Hawaii - Aloha and Honor (A Cali Paddler's first time racing in Hawaii)
Cali Paddler Connection: Ernest Johnson & Paddle Republic California
EJ is our guest today and this man is as unique as they come in the sport, yet as down to earth as all of us.
NorCal Outrigger and Why it Rocks!
A leash. The importance of how to put it on...and take it off!
Leashes are a hot topic with the recent tragedy at the Gorge. The industry is writing articles about how to get more folks to wear them, and some very valid and creative ideas are being floated (pardon the pun). That said...one safety topic regarding leashes, that I feel often gets overlooked is how to quickly detach a leash. Just like in surfing, there are rare times when you need to detach ASAP. And not doing so can be just as dangerous as not wearing one.