SUP SAFE - Rivers & Slow Moving Water / A MUST WATCH
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Moving water can be dangerous. What is its speed and direction and how will it affect your paddling?
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Standup Paddleboarding (SUP) is an amazing way to get out on the water and enjoy the great outdoors. It’s easy to learn and can be great fun for all ages and abilities. You don’t need a lot of expensive equipment and you can do it on your own or with others. The simplicity of SUP is what makes it so appealing to many.
But have you considered the potential risks associated with SUP? And do you know how you can help keep yourself and others safe when paddling?
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This was very helpful. I’m planning a river paddle right now and got some good tips. Will definitely check out a quick release for my leash. Thanks!
@SUPboardermag
2 жыл бұрын
Great to hear! Happy SUPing
The knowledge and advice in these videos are golden! they have helped me so much. Thanks SUPboarder 🏄♂️👍🏻
@SUPboardermag
2 жыл бұрын
Happy to help! Please share and help get the SUP safe message out there with us.
These are an excellent series. I would take issue with your comment about river permits. These as I understand are a rare feature, e.g I am not aware of any rivers in Wales that need a permit. There is certainly conflict on some rivers as some users believe they have sole use but there is no definitive law.
@SUPboardermag
2 жыл бұрын
When it comes to river permits it's definitely a tricky subject. Also bear in mind we had to created this video for an international reach and we are unsure of what / how many rivers run around the world. But I do know that Wales is now getting a solid SUP paddling community which is fantastic. Stay safe and keep having fun all the best Reuben.
@user-nk5xi6lj6f
Жыл бұрын
In wales you need a license for any river that isnt Tidal
@welshpaddler
Жыл бұрын
@@user-nk5xi6lj6f That is not correct. I would be interested in why you think otherwise.
@user-nk5xi6lj6f
Жыл бұрын
@@welshpaddler With the exception of a few rivers where there is a Statutory Public Right of Navigation (the Lugg downstream of Presteigne, the Severn downstream of Pool Quay and the Wye downstream of Hay-on-Wye), there is no confirmed Public Right of Navigation on other physically-navigable, non-tidal rivers in Wales. It has long been assumed by some that rights of navigation on these rivers are private (and generally controlled by riparian owners - i.e. the owners of the river banks). However, some published research now challenges this assumption. Canoe Wales therefore acknowledges that there are different opinions on the legal position on rivers where public rights have not been confirmed and cannot advise paddlers whether they have a right to paddle on such rivers. In addition, any public or private rights of navigation on rivers do not in themselves grant paddlers any rights to cross land to access those rivers, so paddlers should seek permission to paddle or cross land wherever or whenever it is clear and unambiguous in law that you do not have the right to do so. *taken directly from canoe wales website*
Need permit ?;D omg jesus pleaze safe us from givorment and sheep people who agree😢😢
@SUPboardermag
3 ай бұрын
Unfortunately in some countries and on some rivers the fines are pretty high. Not to mention annoying the farmers by accessing rivers that you are not allowed to access across their land. Thanks Reuben