moderate
1.5–2 hours per session
Good cardiovascular endurance and core strength help you maximize training benefits.
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Always wear a Coast Guard-approved PFD for safety during training sessions.
Staying hydrated is key during physical activity on the water, especially in summer.
Wind and waves can change quickly; confirm conditions before heading out.
Give yourself extra time to acclimate and prepare your paddleboard and gear at the start of each session.
Essex's waterfront played a role in Baltimore’s maritime commerce, with many historic shipyards nearby.
Local organizations work to preserve the Chesapeake Bay's water quality, promoting sustainable paddling practices.
Necessary for safety and often mandatory during water activities.
Keeps you cool and dry under the sun during summer training.
summer specific
Protects your skin during extended sun exposure on the water.
spring specific
Keeps feet warm and protected when water temperatures start to drop.
fall specific