The Express Two Story Living Djeridjinap Run & SUPWA SUPer DW Clinic with Travis Grant The Friday before the Stand Up Surf Shop King of the Cut will feature a new, community based SUP event - The Djeridjinap Run. This is a social Downwind Run - not race, held on the protected waters of the Mandurah Estuary.  The Estuary is a fantastic option for learning to Downwind and SUPWA has arranged two of the best in the World to show you how. Travis Grant is a SUP Downwind World Champion, winning the famous 52km Hawaiian Downwind epic - the Moolaki 2 Oahu 3 times. Travis will guide you thru the basics of Downwind technique - how to catch bumps and provide some insights into how he prepares for his big races. This Clinic would suit any paddler that has done the Michael Booth Clinic the previous weekend or an intermediate level paddler. Terrene Black is also a SUP Downwind World Champion, winning the Moolaki2Ohau in 2014. Terrene is running a female only Downwind clinic - open to any ladies that are starting into Downwind paddling, in particular Unlimimted boards. Please note only 14'+ boards will be suitable for this clinic. Limited numbers will be available to hire at the venue. Please note the Terrene Black Clinic has been cancelled due to sickness. All booked in particpants will have the option of attending the Travis Grant Clinic or a refund. Djeridjinap Run - free for SUPWA members Djeridjinap means "Happy Place", If you just want to do the run, you can use any length board you like - 9 foot, 10 foot, anything. The course is 5km downiwind and SUPWA volunteers will be on hand to give you some tips on how to downwind. Be part of the "Happy Place" with the biggest Social SUP Downwind the Estuary has seen! The run is free for SUPWA members, for non members simply follow the link - https://supwa.tidyhq.com/member/memberships and pay $25 for membership and a great savings that allows you to particpate in 3 events over the weekend for free! Registration  4-4:30pm Keith Holmes Reserve 5:00pm Start at Mandurah Quay Resort 6:30pm Presentations and Official Opening for the Stand Up Surf King of the Cut Weekend at Keith Holmes Reserve. Safety  All participants must have a leg rope attached to their board and themselves as a minimum safety requirement. PFDs are also recommended for paddlers.    

Details:http://www.sunsetsurfskiseries.com/

SUPWA Presents The Michael Booth Paddling Clinic - as part of the SUPer Clinic Series   Michael Booth is a stand up paddler from the east coast of Australia with a background in many sports. After competing at an elite level in Surf Life Saving, Kayaking and Ocean Ski in 2016 he has turned his major focus to sup. With an extensive knowledge in paddlesports and an ability to adapt his skills he has successfully burst onto the SUP scene in 2016. In doing so this year he has won events in Australia including 12 Towers, Forster Island Paddle, Noosa Surfing Festival, Qld SUP titles and overseas Lost Mills - Germany, Sainte Maxime - France, the SUP CUP - Croatia, Battle of the Bay - San Fransisco, The Chigaski SUP Cup - Japan & The Kalamalka Classic - Canada.    With Michaels extensive knowledge in paddling in many different sports he is offering to teach his secrets and help you become a better paddler. His goal is to help you to become a more efficient and effective paddler which will ultimately help you have more fun!    This is an opportunity to learn from the 2016 World Champion from the Pacific Paddle Games. Spots are limited for the 1.5 hour clinic so book early to avoid disappointment.    Michael is a Starboard Team rider and the full 2018 Race board range will be on hand to try out during the clinic.

Details:http://www.sunsetsurfskiseries.com/

Registration 0700 for a 0730 start. Come down to Deep Water Point Mt Pleasant, it's a free event for SUPWA members or $5 to non members, just nominate your completion time. 1. The Long Loop - 4.2km (below 30mins is a good time for strong paddler) 2. Short Loop - 2.2km (below 15mins is a good time for a strong paddler) All board lengths and types are welcome - It isn't a race, but about having fun. Nominate a time that you think you will achieve - next PaddleLoop try and beat that time. The trick is to paddle consistently at a speed you feel comfortable with - which is entirely up to you! The winner is the person closest to their nominated time.  The winners receives a great SUPWA T'shirt for those closest to their time - also the top 5 paddlers (closest to their time) receive Pod Points for their Pod. It's a fun opportunity to get involved with the very friendly SUPWA community and try or develop your SUP paddling. Get some tips, have some fun or have a goal for fitness. Open to all levels and all ages. (kids under 10 should be accompanied by an adult around the course). See you for a fun morning, the best way to kick start your weekend

  The 2017 SUP Central Flat Water 20 Marathon Event is held in the beautiful upper reaches of the Swan River, Belmont Waters at the Ascot Kayak Club.   The SUP Central Flat Water 20 is formatted to allow paddlers of all ages and abilities to participate and witness the incredible endurance and abilities of Western Australia’s elite SUP race paddlers, as they compete for state titles and prepare to take on the world’s best in the Stand Up Surf Shop King of the Cut.   The SUP Central FW20 Teams and PaddleLoop format;   • Team Option: This year you can set your team up anyway you like! The only condition is that you need to do 3 laps of the 5.5km loop (16.5km) as well as come up with the best team name! • Paddle Loop Option: Individuals can participate and complete ‘one’ 3.5 km Paddle Loop lap – you simply nominate your expected time and the winner is the person closest to their nominated time.   So you can "Race it or Cruise it!".   SUPER LAP - Solo Competitors Only SUPWA will for the first time introduce a ‘Super Lap’ concept, within the multi- 4 lap course. • The 4 laps consisting of 3 x 5.5km laps and 1 x 3.5km lap; each individual ‘Marathon’ paddler gets to take a short lap on one lap of their choice. • This concept allows a competitor to break away from a train and make the race even more tactical. The U/17 is a 9 km marathon distance, consisting of 1 x 5.5km lap and 1 x 3.5km lap. Don’t miss the first event on SUPWA’s 2017/18 Racing Calendar!   AWARDS 20 Km State Title (14' Board Class Only) Open Elite - Men Open Elite - Female Under 17 Male & Female 9km Under 40 Male & Female Over 40 Male & Female Over 50 Male   State Championship medals and trophies will be awarded to Solo categories. Open Elite Category will be first 3 paddlers across the line in female and male regardless of age group.     Team Event 16.5km – 3 legs (12.6 & 14ft Board Length Only) Awards will be issued for following categories: • 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place Teams • The Team that nominated closest to their time!   Teams are to select a captain who is to contact the team events manager for event rules. Can all use the same board or 3 separate boards.   Paddlers that don't have full team can contact the teams Event Manager (Sue Collins –sueandchallis@iinet.net.au) to get organised into one.   Individual - Paddle Loop 3.5km (any board length greater than 10') Individuals to nominate their time and awards issued to those who complete the course closest to their time.   Registration - 0730 Race briefing - 0830 Race Start - 0900 Presentations immediately after the final competitor finishes.  

Registration link  http://www.paddlewa.asn.au/eventers/canoeing-wa-classic-paddle/

Registration 0700 for a 0730 start. Come down to Deep Water Point Mt Pleasant, it's a free event for SUPWA members or $5 to non members, just nominate your completion time. 1. The Long Loop - 4.2km (below 30mins is a good time for strong paddler) 2. Short Loop - 2.2km (below 15mins is a good time for a strong paddler) All board lengths and types are welcome - It isn't a race, but about having fun. Nominate a time that you think you will achieve - next PaddleLoop try and beat that time. The trick is to paddle consistently at a speed you feel comfortable with - which is entirely up to you! The winner is the person closest to their nominated time.  The winners receives a great SUPWA T'shirt for those closest to their time - also the top 5 paddlers (closest to their time) receive Pod Points for their Pod. It's a fun opportunity to get involved with the very friendly SUPWA community and try or develop your SUP paddling. Get some tips, have some fun or have a goal for fitness. Open to all levels and all ages. (kids under 10 should be accompanied by an adult around the course). See you for a fun morning, the best way to kick start your weekend

Registration and Briefing 7:00am  Start 7:30am  Come down to Deep Water Point Mt Pleasant, it's a free event for SUPWA members or $5 to non-members, just nominate your completion time. 1. The Long Loop - 4.2km (below 30mins is a good time for strong paddler, 40-45mins is a good estimate for a 1st time 4.2km Paddlelooper) 2. Short Loop - 2.2km (below 15mins is a good time for a strong paddler, 20-25mins is a good estimate for a 1st time 2.2km Paddlelooper)   ALL BOARD LENGTHS AND TYPES ARE WELCOME It isn't a race, but about having fun. Nominate a time that you think you will achieve - next PaddleLoop try and beat that time. The trick is to paddle consistently at a speed you feel comfortable with - which is entirely up to you! The winner is the person closest to their nominated time.     The winners receive a little token of merit (eg: coffee voucher, hat, it will be a surprise!) for those closest to their time – MOST importantly the top 5 paddlers (closest to their time) receive Pod Points for their Pod.  You can find out more about Pods via www.supwa.com.au/pods.   It's a fun opportunity to get involved with the very friendly SUPWA community and try or develop your SUP paddling. Get some tips, have some fun or have a goal for fitness. Open to all levels and all ages (kids under 10 should be accompanied by an adult around the course).   See you for a fun morning, the best way to kick start your weekend Board: any size you like, just nominate your completion time. Cost: SUPWA members FREE. Non-members $5 Registration: https://supwa.tidyhq.com/public/events/ Membership: https://supwa.tidyhq.com/public/memberships/new Contact/Queries: Jade Lane M: 0405 493 077

SUP SURFING eventSunset Beach 26th -27th of August.Briefing 7:30am for 8am start.Divisions:Open MenOpen WomenOver 40's MenOver 50's MenJuniors (under 18)Entry is $55.00 for Non Members$40.00 for SUPWA Members$30.00 for Juniors

The 2017 SUPWA Annual Dinner & AGMCome down to SUPWA HQ and celebrate the 2016-17 SUPWA season. Presentations for age group champions, State Team and the Greg Kerr Award for most Outstanding Paddler.Where : Alfresco Area4.00 pm AGM5pm PresentationsDinner Following$40 per head$10 Presentations onlyDrinks available from barCook your Own BBQ pack.Tender SteakBBQ Thin SausagesChicken KebabsSautéed OnionsFresh Dinner RollsSauces and CondimentsGarden Salad, Potato Salad and Fresh ColeslawFresh Fruit SaladOption to pay an extra $8.00 per person for Grilled Snapper or King Prawns (to pay on top of ticket price)

Canoeing WA would like to invite your club to enter this years Be Active Avon Challenge.Date: Sunday 6th August, 2017Venue: Swan River – Middle Swan Bridge, Middle Swan to Riverside Gardens, BayswaterEntries: Entries close 12:00am (Midnight) WST, Thursday August 3, 2017Registrations: 7:45am-8:30amBriefing: 8:30am, at Middle Swan Bridge, Middle Swan Reserve,Distance: 15 kilometresStart: Interval start by classes, in grids9.00am – Stand Up Paddlers9.02am – 3 Leg Team Relay9.04am – 2 Leg Team Relay9.10am – Dragon Boats9.12am – Outriggers9.14 am – Ironperson11am cut off time for Ascot Kayak Club. If you have not reached this checkpoint by this time you will be pulled off the water.Presentations will be at 12:00pmDragon Boats, Outrigger 6 and Double Canadian Teams register as a team. All other teams register individually.More information and to register go to this link http://www.paddlewa.asn.au/eventers/canoeing-waavon-challenge/We look forward to seeing you at the start line.