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SUP Risk Management & Safety
        Jose H. Gonzalez, Ed.D.
     REI Outdoor Programs Market Manager
  ACA-Stand Up Paddleboarding Instructor Trainer
Outline
1. Introduction
2. Before You Go
3. Personal & Safety
   Equipment
4. Towing Systems
5. Rules of the Road
6. Signals
Introduction
 Stand-up paddleboards
  (SUP) are now no
  different than vessels in
  the eyes of the U.S.
  Coast Guard (Surfline,
  2008)
Introduction (2)

When outside surf or
swim zones or bathing
areas SUPs are required
to carry a:
1. Lifejacket
2. Whistle
3. Flashlight, if out after
    dark
Personal abilities
 Beginner             Flat water
 Intermediate         Surfing
 Expert               River
Environmental conditions
  Managing the Surf Zone
      Look for the channel
      Time the waves
      Be ready to bail
      Be aware of other SUPers or surfers




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Environmental conditions
Tides and Tidal Flow
1. Is there a rip current?
2. What is the tide
   doing? Ebb? Flow?
3. Will the water current
   be with or against
   you?                      http://youtu.be/wH_yg4hqoW8
4. Do you need shoes for
   the low tide on the
   way back?
Environmental conditions

Wind
1. Are you going
   with or against
   the wind?
2. Are you
   prepared to
   finish the last
   miles kneeling?


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Personal & Safety equipment
   Water
   Layers
   Extra paddle
   Hypothermia kit
   Knife
   Repair Kit
   Navigation tools
   Extra food
   Towing system
   Communication (VHF)
SUP towing systems
        #1
SUP towing systems
        #1
SUP Towing systems
       #2
SUP Towing systems
       #2
SUP Towing Systems
        #3
Rules of the road & boat traffic
                            New Reels Catch Fish So
                                Purchase Some
Rules for SUP/Kayaks
                          1. Not Under Command
1. Be Aware
                          2. Restricted Ability to
2. See and Be Seen
                              Maneuver
3. Law of Gross Tonnage
                          3. Constrained by Draft
    (Use Common Sense)
                          4. Fishing
4. Know the Rights of
    Passage               5. Sailing vessel
5. Know How to Avoid      6. Power driven vessel
    Collisions            7. Seaplane
Paddle Signals




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Questions?
      Who is Ebb and Flow?
      What are 3 required
       items every SUP must
       carry with them?

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