moderate
1.5 hours
Participants should have general good fitness and basic paddling endurance to handle continuous paddling and racing drills.
Join Rocky Mountain Paddleboard's Race Clinics in Lakewood to master SUP racing techniques and enjoy fun skill-building games. Perfect for all skill levels eager to race on stunning Colorado waters.
Experience the thrill of stand-up paddleboard racing with Rocky Mountain Paddleboard's Race Clinics in Lakewood, Colorado. These engaging 1.5-hour sessions are designed for paddlers looking to sharpen their racing skills in a welcoming community setting. You'll learn essential techniques like proper stroke mechanics, race starts, and efficient turns, all under the guidance of experienced instructors. The clinic features practice runs on a scenic 1-mile course where you'll put your new skills to the test. The hands-on coaching includes personalized feedback to help you improve quickly and confidently. Beyond the practice runs, each clinic wraps up with fun skill games that build camaraderie and add an element of friendly competition. Whether you’re a beginner wanting to try racing for the first time or an intermediate paddler aiming to compete, these clinics offer a supportive atmosphere to grow your abilities. Plus, the beautiful Lakewood waters provide an ideal setting to enjoy Colorado’s outdoor lifestyle. Join this community-focused experience where fitness, technique, and fun come together on the water.
Always wear a personal flotation device during the clinic for safety on open water.
Come 15 minutes early to get set up and receive a thorough safety briefing before paddling.
Bring water and stay hydrated, especially during warmer months on the water.
Apply waterproof sunscreen and wear a hat or sunglasses to protect yourself from UV rays.
Lakewood has a rich outdoor heritage, evolving from early settlement farming to a hub for water sports and community paddling events.
Rocky Mountain Paddleboard emphasizes Leave No Trace practices and supports waterway cleanups to protect local ecosystems.
Required for safety compliance on the water during all sessions.
Staying hydrated is critical, especially during warm-weather clinics.
summer specific
Protects your skin from UV rays while spending extended time on the water.
spring specific
Offers warmth during cooler months and longer water exposure.
fall specific