Paddletics? Not in Britain! English canoe/surfing bodies agree to hold hands
In a minor victory for both common sense and logic, we've just heard news of a positive collaboration between the canoeing and surfing bodies that may actually help the sport of stand up paddling move forward. It o
Molokai-2-Oahu confirms dates, opens entries for 23rd annual “Channel of Bones” crossing
In brief: Dates are set for the 23rd crossing of the infamous Ka'iwi Channel between the Hawaiian islands of Molokai and Oahu (aka the "Channel of Bones"). The 2019 Molokai-2-Oahu Paddleboard World Championships will go down on Sunday, July 28.
Trade Week: Japan #1 Kenny Kaneko joins Team ONE
In brief: Japan's long-reigning number one Kenny Kaneko has departed Team JP and moved to ONE ahead of the 2019 season, delivering the boutique Aussie brand one of the sport's finest ambassadors and hardest-working athletes. Kenny
Whether fun or daunting, ocean racing is always a challenge
This year's 12 Towers Ocean Race was a good one: nearly 250 entries and plenty of wind. It wasn't a "clean" downwinder along the Gold Coast (past 12 lifeguard towers) between Snapper Rocks and Burleigh Heads, but those who knew how to work the ocean were having a ball
An ode to the 2010 Naish Glide
I dusted off my old race board on Saturday.
RESULTS: Karla Gilbert, Lincoln Dews have won the APSU “12 Towers” Ocean Race in Australia
In brief: Karla Gilbert has won her sixth 12 Towers title while Lincoln Dews cemented his world number one status by vanquishing a strong pre-season field on Australaia's Gold Coast today. The iconic ocean race offered competitors a solid downwind run to make up for last yea
