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SPECIAL EVENTS:

Carolina Cup Clinic: 4/20/18 12-2pm at the Blockade Runner resort in Wrightsville Beach - Sign up - click "register here"

Key West Paddle Classic Clinic: 4/27/18 12-2pm at Lazy Dog Key West - Sign up - click "register here" 

Bay Bridge Paddle Clinic: 6//1/18 3:30-5pm at Sandy Point State Park in Annapolis, MD - Sign up - click "register here"

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A few photos from my clinic on Friday, and some stellar groms I met this weekend. I love this sport and these people so much! I loved seeing so many of my clinic attendees and paddle monster athletes on the podium this weekend! It makes me so happy to see people work on something and become better paddlers. The community and the vibe this sport generates is out of this world. I am on a high from all your energy this weekend. I saw so many familiar smiling faces and I met so many more. I can’t wait to see everyone in Key West next weekend and especially those of you who I met who are going to take my clinic there. Yay! Congrats to the Super Grom chicks! Two of which I got to see battle it out in the kids race today and take 1st and 2nd overall. And the other To who got second and third overall in Harbor Island on Saturday. Congratulations to all the competitors especially those of you who this was your very first race ever at Carolina cup this year. How exciting!? @sicmaui #boundbywater @pdlmnstr #trainingworks #supcarolinacup #standuppaddle #ohana #community #supergroms #supclinic #seychellesup #supselfie #sup #paddle #stoked #futureofoursport #gratitude #love #bestjobever
My 2018 @supcarolinacup race review: What a race! There is so much I can say about this event that I will definitely be putting out more than one post. So this is just about my race performance since y’all have been asking. And how I ended up coming 5th in the elite women’s field after being in 12 position the last time anyone saw me. Traditionally my downfall in this event is on the ocean where in the past I have felt completely out of my comfort zone. I am super proud to say that the ocean leg, especially the last leg of the race where most struggled in the mixed and side well, I felt comfortable and even strong. This is a huge improvement for me and a direct reflection of my move up the coast and all the hours of ocean paddling I have put in this year! It is paying off! Ironically enough my mistakes were made in the flat water. Turns outs I’m really good at going up current. Not so good at going with it. I headed to the center of the channel to get the best possible push from the current, but it wasn’t there. I took a risk and let all the draft trains of women get away and even pass me, thinking I was being smart by searching for the current, out in the middle of the channel, all by myself, but I was wrong. The faster water was on the right and I lost A LOT of ground. But, and here’s where I am really proud of my performance, I didn’t get discouraged and I didn’t give up. Not even for a second. I just paddled hard. And kept them(the ones that I could still see) in sight and told my self over and over, “You can do this. You can catch them!” And one by one, I did. A lot of people were hurting and fading by the time we reached the north inlet but I was on fire! All the training on mindset and positive mentality paid off as well as I just felt good and strong the entire race. Physical training and conditioning were on point as well! And I can’t say enough about my RS board performance. It’s a bummer I missed the opportunity to be in the top group of girls from the get go to see how thing would have panned out had I not epically failed to find a good current line. But even so, to power back to 5th place in such a competitive women’s field ... Continued in comments
So ready to race! (Except it’s not bikini weather tomorrow AT ALL) Repost @westmarineinc ・・・ Hi folks! Who’s ready to paddle?! @seychellesup here reporting from the @supcarolinacup in Wrightsville Beach this weekend. The big Paddle race kicks off tomorrow but we have lots of fun stuff going down all weekend here at the @blockaderunnerbeachresort! This event is a water sports festival for the whole family. Come on down and check out the action. Also stay tuned to our story today as I give you a little inside scoop with an Instagram takeover! Photo: @reliveitglobal #happypaddling #supcarolinacup #standuppaddle #seychellesup #westmarine #watersports #watersportsfestival #suprace #waterlife #instagramtakeover
Day 2 in Wrightsville Beach in the books. Fun times at the @sicmaui house. Just being here this week is an experience all in its is own. A true water sports stoke festival. An annual pilgrimage and reunion for this sport. Having so much fun. Today I have clinic and also be sure to tune in to and follow @westmarineinc where I will be posting on the story all day in another fun instagram takeover! #yew #stoked #funtimes #supcarolinacup #standuppaddle #paddle #paddlefestival #boundbywater #waterlife #wrightsvillebeach #sunset #happygirl #blessed #teamwork #thecrew