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Attention all Future Fighters! Join starboard on a journey towards a sustainable future and make a positive impact on the planet. By showcasing your passion for sustainability, you have the chance to be crowned as the Ultimate Future Fighter! Pick up trash, plant trees, and go paddle for a chance to win a 5-night trip for two to Cora Cora Maldives, including guilt-free carbon offset return tickets. Explore the crystal-clear waters of the Maldives, which are known to be one of the paddle boarder’s favorite places with protected wildlife, while protecting the environment.

Zen Adventure of a Lifetime

Published on mars 16th, 2023 | by Paddleworld

Attention all Future Fighters! Join starboard on a journey towards a sustainable future and make a positive impact on the planet. By showcasing your passion for sustainability, you have the chance to be crowned as the [&hellip... Read More →


Instructional

For situations when your paddling partner can't help themselves—too fatigued, injured, or even unconscious—the scoop rescue is a reliable method that requires very little effort on the swimmer's part. Online Sea Kayaking show us how it's done.

Online Sea Kayaking Rescue Tips: Scoop Rescue

Published on mars 14th, 2023 | by Paddleworld

For situations when your paddling partner can’t help themselves—too fatigued, injured, or even unconscious—the scoop rescue is a reliable method that requires very little effort on the swimmer’s part. Online Sea Kayaking show us how it’s [&hellip... Read More →


News

Happy International Women's Day! Check out this Short Film by NRS X Chicas al Agua showing how a small group of chilean female paddlers created change within their community: "Despite growing up next to one of the world’s most famous rivers, many of the young women in Futaleufú never learned how to swim. Deep in Patagonia, where gauchos still ride horses down dirt roads, an undertone of machismo lingers. Kayaking, like any “rough” sport associated with adrenaline and risk, hasn’t really been an option. By foreigners and men, sure, but teenage Chilenas? Almost never. Chicas al Agua changed everything. A completely free program, led by an all-female instructor team, Chicas al Agua teaches the young women of Futaleufú to kayak and to care for the river. Instead of being told, “you can’t” or “you’re not strong enough,” the girls are given the opportunity to find out what they are capable of themselves."

Chicas al Agua

Published on mars 8th, 2023 | by Paddleworld

Happy International Women’s Day! Check out this Short Film by NRS X Chicas al Agua showing how a small group of chilean female paddlers created change within their community: « Despite growing up next to one of [&hellip... Read More →


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