(Workshop) SUP Wise Intensiv
Training Venue
Hartlepool, Durham England, UK
Sports
SUP
Times and Dates
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
14-April-2023 - 14-April-2023
Closing: 04-April-2023
Included
Certification
Online manual/videos
Bring to Workshop
SUP board-leash-paddle
SUP clothing
Refreshments
Languages
English
On Water Training
The Lock Office, Slake Terrace
Hartlepool Marina
Hartlepool, Tees Valley, TS24 0RU, England
Parking available. Payment required.
This workshop is a practical session to cover on water SUP skills and paddle stroke, ASI methodology and terminology. You will also have access to an online course manual and videos.
Optional: You may like to read the online manual and view technique videos prior to the workshop (but it is not a workshop requirement).
SCHEDULE
SUP Wise Intensiv
Friday. 14 April 2023. 9am to 12pm (3 hrs)
HOSTING
On Water Training are providing local support for the ASI training, providing a wealth of local area knowledge.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Read the course information and requirements before enrolling.
See SUP/Courses.
Stevie Boyle Biography
Closest airport:
Durham Tees Valley Airport (MME). (22 miles, 30 minute drive to training venue)
Newcastle International Airport (NCL) (41 miles, 40 minute drive)
Closest train station:
Hartlepool (300 metres to training venue)
Closest bus station:
Hartlepool Marina
Please bring the following equipment:
- Flat water SUP board & coiled leash
- Paddle
- SUP paddling clothing
If you are travelling and don’t have your SUP board or SUP gear, you can hire it from On Water Training.
Please contact Adam in advance to organise.
Ph: +44 1429 452321 (landline)
Email: info@onwater-training.com
The training is being held at Hartlepool Marina which offers ideal flat-water conditions for SUP at a historic quay.
Immediately outside of the Marina is an inlet, perfect for gradual introduction to exposed waters.
A short hop across the beach is the coastline around Seaton Carew and Hartlepool with ideal surf conditions forming on a northerly swell.
Hartlepool Marina, is a multi-award winning visitor destination surrounded by a cosmopolitan mix of bistros, bars and restaurants.
It has links to Big Ben and the Titanic. You can also paddle under the mast of the Trincomalee – Britain’s oldest warship.
It is also host to a variety of bird and marine life. Cormorants and gannets, arctic turns, oyster catchers and Kittiwake’s to name a few.
