paddleboard
paddle board

So we researched and found out how to make a paddleboard from natural materials.

Its design, that has arguably won more races than any other stock paddleboard, remains a popular choice today.

A proposal to build a lifesaving paddleboard for the Red Cross came their way.

Used boards that have been well kept are in high demand and can be sold fairly easily on paddleboard listing web sites.

Fortunately, the paddleboard itself made Arrou feel better.

A paddleboard was a shallow boat big enough for one person to lie face down on and paddle with arms and legs.

Doing yoga moves on a paddleboard, which is larger than a surfboard, takes muscle control to keep from making a splash.

Another indicator of the sport's growth is the number of entrants in paddleboard races.

By mid-morning he had a working paddleboard.

- Introduced the first Unlimited paddleboard to Ireland, 1998.

Arrou waved harder and almost capsized the paddleboard.

The final weigh-in pass came down to a paddleboard sprint between Bek and Shane.

Thomas Edward Blake is credited as the pioneer in paddleboard construction in the early 1930s.

An emerging paddleboard technology is an epoxy surfboard, which are stronger and lighter than traditional fiberglass.

You can also scuba dive, sail, windsurf, kite surf and stand-up paddleboard.

Sick of having her "legs beat to a pulp" running and cycling, she said, she just ordered her first paddleboard.

In 1997, the race that is now known as the Molokai-2-Oahu Paddleboard World Championships was born.

And Arrou, in his quest for paddleboard material, was leading them into thicker and thicker growth.

So Arrou gave up and tried to step carefully onto the skimmer, but his paddleboard wobbled and filled with water anyway.

In keeping with his fitness theme, Kahn, at the age of 77, continues to surf, paddleboard, and skateboard (longboard).

Kayak and paddleboard rentals.

In 2010, Ark Paddleboards developed a signature Jason Arnold paddleboard for the serious sport fisherman.

Freeth is credited by some with developing the rescue paddleboard and the rescue can, tools commonly used by lifeguards.

Niemier now lives in Bellingham, Washington where he continues creating new kayak and stand up paddleboard designs, provide business consulting services and speaking.

It came to his ears in spurts, intermittently as his paddleboard dipped into wave valleys then rose on wave crests.