Tips To Climb Back Onto Your SUP / SUPboarder How To

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Title	:	Tips To Climb Back Onto Your SUP / SUPboarder How To
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im young, and have very long limbs at 6'4 so its pretty easy, but this method will def be helpful when im older
Comment from : Nick Kolettis

thank you!
Comment from : A Eastman

The sideways way is much more easier than getting on again from the back, that is my experience!
Comment from : IndyJones

I have a new board, and my center handle after I got up, have a tear, I would not recomended…
Comment from : Alvaro Betancourt Realtor®️

Cheers buddy
Comment from : just luv finches uk

Any tips to get a large dog back on board? My 70 lbs Chesapeake Bay Retriever wants to jump in, and its hard to get her back on unless I go to shore
Comment from : AndyWager

Look I'm fat, i run a Tower XPlorer, I have a old plastic coated stirrup, some marine line, and hook that to the handle, in the water you just get behind the board you can use the marine line to pull the board towards you, your foot in the stirrup in the water gives you something to push against(and helps pull the board under you) I'd never get on doing a side remount, this method hasn't failed this klutz I legit just remount from the back of the board, I try and remember not to use my foot with the surf leash attached seems to make my life harder I isup on Lake Superior, Huron and Michigan And little tiny lakes around me
Comment from : K J

tnx!!
Comment from : Калле- Kalle Кала-Kala

I dont know if its because I gained some weight But I've been suggested to "crawl" from the back of the board if I ever fell Was pretty slippery Luckily I am in pretty good shape even while being bulkier right now I juste used the small ass hooks to pull myself up with my index fingers 😆 Next time ima definitely try from the side !
Comment from : Alex Pepin

Thank you For this topic I fell off a rented, inflatable sup, flatable sup! Im large chested, I was struggling to get back up! Love the stirrup idea!
Comment from : nurseguardian

I find it easy to get on again after a normal fall, that said I am arround 60kg and most of that is musclemassbrHowever, I managed to turn the wholenboard over 2 days ago, the top beeing in the water, including the drybag, and the fin sticking upbrAfter a short moment of panic I let myself be carried by the safety west thingy, grabed the fin, and the closer edge to me in the middle and pushed the middle away from me and the fin towards me and down once the board was the right way up again, getting on was easybrbr
Comment from : Michael Fankhauser

My best friend has always been 25 feet of water
Comment from : Robin R Koykka

I don’t even have a sup yet but the stirrup idea is certainly one I will be giving a try
Comment from : projectzip

I tried for the first time yesterday, it was so difficult, I was as graceful as an elephant seal 🙂
Comment from : Mark Benniman

I like the stirrup idea 😎👍🏻
Comment from : Sean Falconer

I think a handle on the side of the board towards the back would be a big help My rigid board is very easy to get back on because it is so much thiner
Comment from : John Helm

I tried this and the whole board flipped over
Comment from : gamerdadvsgamerdaughter

Stirrup is a great idea, thnx!
Comment from : T Walk

Our paddle designed floats w/ beverage holders aids individuals getting on and and off the SUP
Comment from : Floatn Thang

Thanks for the tutorial (in the name of the peoples:)), but could you show this done by a woman with huge tits?brNice that you cover the PFD problem, it almost make it as difficult to get back, but we can always remove the PFD, but girls can't really remove the breasts, and especially not while in the water and trying to get back on the boardbrI saw women with smaller breasts struggle with getting back to the board, but someone with really big ones, especially if they have a PFD vest on, it looked almost impossiblebrI like the helper rope idea, I'll try it, but if you have any useful idea for the goddesses out there, they sure would appreciate it :)
Comment from : TalkCafe del Mar

I will try the rope trick! I fall off veeeery often, and most of the times i try to get back i flip the board, get anxious and waste a lot of energy trying to get back until someone can hold the opposite side to avoir the flip
Comment from : Alejandro González Vázquez

Hello again I have deliberately tipped myself into the water to practice this at Clevedon Marine lake Last year! I am going to do so again in this month of April At Saltford And practice it again brbrRiver paddle boarding is a little bit different from the seaside But I should be able to do it
Comment from : Stephen Farthing

I fell right next to a rapid in a river and to avoid the rapid, i swam to the side of the river and grabbed to foliage to get back on my board I was not wearing my PFD I panicked and lost my paddle in the rapid I was lucky to find it later Not wearing my PFD was a mistake, specially in a river
Comment from : GodOfWine

I was practicing self rescues today and I just can't get on my 6" inflatable with my life jacket on but it's easy to do if I take the life jacket off(not a great thing to do in a real situation hah!) I'm going to try making a stirrup and see how that goes with the life jacket next time
Comment from : Ted Milker

Thank you very much for explaining the different techniques!!!
Comment from : Nicole Neff

Thanks helpful Except you have no soul ginger But still thanks
Comment from : a b

This video saved my life I know how to swim but falling in water had be shocked and panic If I wouldn’t have watched this I would have drowned before my instructor came to rescue me Thank you so much! Now I m back to swimming as I need to build confidence
Comment from : Ammar Hassan

Indeed I think that approaching the aft of the board is not the easiest option I have been thinking of approaching the board from a 15 or 20° angle of the stern of it And taking it slower to get back onto the board is also something to consider Something I will be practicing next Monday of the 15th August At Clevedon Marine lake assuming that the problem with water clarity is resolved by the 12th of the monthbrbrOh yes - and although the main recommendation is barefoot for paddle boarding The advice at the Clevedon Marine lake is to wear surf shoes when wading through the water That will have to be taken in consideration of the doing so
Comment from : Stephen Farthing

For presentation purposes, you shall ask someone struggling, high, a bit bigger person
Comment from : Mike J

How cold is the water since the guy is using a suit?
Comment from : Ateisme

Good point about wind! And that seems a very valid one This will have to be explored a little bit more pronounced
Comment from : Stephen Farthing

Thank you - this has really helped me
Comment from : Deborah Hay

You made me afraid to fall down Some of us complete beginners were using sup for the first time and some of my friends just jumped into the water for fun and get back on their boards without knowing any techniques etc I assumed it was piece of cake easy Now i read your comments that it is not an easy task, so now i am afraid to fall in (and previously i was not, seeing how easy my newbie buddies got back on theirs)
Comment from : M

For SUP SAFETY ist an absolute NoNo to hold on to the middle bar with one hand and with the other hand on the end of the board Thats just the perfect way to make your board turn over on you I teach this kind of things and i always teach NEVER grab the middle handle The Better AND safer solution is to place your hands onto the board and push yourself up on one side of the rail The Flip-Over is with two people NOT alone I cant recommend the third method with the rope Its MUCH more useful to train to get back on your board in a safe space Its a question of the right techique
Comment from : Fire Flower

Please make a short video about the rope hookup
Comment from : Justin Christiana

The tip about preparing a rope as an underwater step is great!
Comment from : Shidan de Vries

I've taken newbies out on kayak and SUPs, and always have them practice falling off and re-boarding in chest-deep water before going into deep water I've found rolling from belly to butt once up makes bringing legs on board much easier
Comment from : Gary Sapper

Thanks great info
Comment from : Enki, Inanna & co

I’m anxiously waiting for my 1st SUP to arrive! When I rented a SUP to see if it was for me I didn’t fall off but I know I will at some point Thanks for the lesson about getting back on!
Comment from : Katrina Allen

I'm new to SUPing Got a 34" wide, 6" thick inflatable Fell in my last two times on the water and cannot get myself back on despite trying these methods I'm a 5"2 male so I am short Not a particularly big chest/tummy, but it feels like my problem is my arms aren't long enough to reach to the center handle Possibly my life vest is getting in the way too (I am in the process of replacing it with one that hopefully isn't as bulky) Anyway when I pull or lift myself onto the side of the board, it topples and flips over me I have also tried from the back, but find myself unable to get a good enough grip to pull myself up from there Watching these videos and seeing others do it successfully, I feel like somehow they are positioned higher above the surface of the water than I am Not sure how that can be Obviously I tried with my chest facing down into the water and legs kicking behind me
Comment from : Le Liu

Got a taste of that wind yesterday in a tidal river, board smacked in my face, should have watched this first 😂🌊
Comment from : shevi04

The rope is an excellent tool!!! Practice 30 min a day!!! In and out it’s an incredible workout 😅
Comment from : Kevy Williams

When I was guiding we used stirrups with kayaks for heavy clients or clients with less upper body strength Never thought of it for a SUP Great application
Comment from : Zane D

Thank you very much
Comment from : GUY ROBERT

that was awesome
Comment from : My little Coco

I love the rope sturrip! Thank you!
Comment from : Carol Gonzales

Do u have to be able to kneel on the paddle board before standing As I can't bend my knee but want to learn paddle boarding x
Comment from : Jackie wren

Good video
Comment from : DDS

Where can I buy this rope? I don't have upper body strength :/
Comment from : Rosa ZMDo

Thank you for this How long is the rope with the stirrup in Can I buy one ready made? This will be great for hen I am getting tired especially
Comment from : Sarah Pitman

hi, did you buy a special stirrup rope or just make one please ? I am struggling as only 5ft 3 to get back on my board, so think rope is way to go
Comment from : Lisa

🎯
Comment from : James Guinan

I carry a paddle float Handy in chop conditions
Comment from : Steve Bannon

Hello Whats the name of your belt, how can I find it ? Thamks
Comment from : Eşref paşa

Should be able to fall off and hop back on without putting out my smoke
Comment from : A Brad’s Eye View

Ive tried using my paddle as an outrigger Paddle handle under the sup handle with paddle 90degrees over the water Somewhere to hook a leg over Danger is breaking paddle!
Comment from : welshpaddler

A very good video! Thank's! :)
Comment from : Bashier B

Glad you mentioned the wind In my albeit limited experience facing the wind is almost certain to end in failure with the wind getting under the board and it bashing me in the face
Comment from : Sean Kearney

A stirrup lined with a piece of pvc pipe is the way to go for us big blokes , also getting back on from the tail if best
Comment from : Meibeon

Very useful! Thank you
Comment from : Powerline Health

Great video as always, thanks for sharing with us and teaching us nice stuffhello from Bucharest, Romaniai am Maryo, 52 years old, firefighter :) i am big fan of your channel :)
Comment from : MARYO LIONHEART

A great video to show to newbies and it is vital people practice getting back on, until they have it perfected
Comment from : Julie Marriott

thank you so much for this! when its a calm day i will definitely try some of these!
Comment from : Matthew Abbott

I've tried a stirrup but my foot slipped right through it and it went half way up my calf and upended me I was in quite a bad place luckily I managed to keep myself breathing until help got to me Take care if you do that and make sure somebody is near by and the stirrup is loop is not too big!!
Comment from : Warren Shattock