Master SUP Technique in Augusta, Kansas with Expert Coaching
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1.5–2 hours per session
Fitness Level
Participants should have basic balance and endurance to enjoy and keep up with the technique drills.
Overview
Join a targeted 6-week SUP technique course in Augusta, Kansas! Learn strokes, turning, and confidence-building from certified instructors in a small class setting.
Details
Experience the thrill and calm of paddleboarding while refining your skills in the DROP IN - SUP Tech Training course offered by Flatwater Fitness & Fun in Augusta, Kansas. Over six weeks, this comprehensive program focuses on mastering the fundamental strokes, maneuvering, and turning techniques essential for stand-up paddleboarding success. Designed for all skill levels, the course creates a supportive environment limited to just eight participants, ensuring personalized attention from PaddleFit Certified instructors. You’ll track your progress through journaling and receive detailed video feedback to build confidence on the water. Situated along the serene waterways of Augusta, this course not only boosts your paddleboarding ability but also connects you with a supportive community eager to share the joys of water sports. Whether you’re aiming to improve fitness or prepare for more advanced SUP challenges, this training offers expert guidance with a personal touch in a beautiful Midwestern setting.
Adventure Tips
Wear a personal flotation device
Even experienced paddlers should wear a PFD to stay safe on varying water conditions.
Bring a waterproof journal
Use a waterproof journal to track your goals and progress during each session.
Apply reef-safe sunscreen
Protect your skin from sun exposure while staying environmentally friendly near water bodies.
Practice proper paddle grip
Correct grip reduces fatigue and makes turning easier, key skills you’ll develop in this course.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Cunningham Memorial Park Paddle Trails
- Augusta’s Riverside Brewing for a post-session local brew
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- River Otters
History
Augusta’s waterways were historically important for trade and transport, shaping the town's early development.
Conservation
Local paddling groups collaborate to keep waterways clean and encourage responsible recreation to protect native flora and fauna.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Along the riverbank near Riverside Park
- From paddleboard on calm water stretches
- Augusta Historical Bridge
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
A PFD ensures safety on the water during all training sessions.
Lightweight, quick-dry apparel
Keeps you comfortable and dry while paddling in warm weather.
summer specific
Waterproof journal or notebook
Helps track your progress and reflect on video feedback.
Sun protection gear
Sunglasses, hats, and reef-safe sunscreen protect you during outdoor sessions.
spring|summer specific