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SUP in October: Why This Month is Made for Paddling

  • Sep 25
  • 2 min read

October might just be the best month to get on the water. The long summer days have faded, but paddling season is far from over—in fact, it’s arguably at its best.


Here’s why I love October paddling:

Weather: The air is crisp and comfortable, without the heavy heat of midsummer.

Water temps: Still warm enough for easy paddling and even a quick swim if you’re up for it.

Less crowded: The busy summer season slows down, which means quieter waterways and more space to explore.

Seasonal transition: Life moves at a different pace this time of year—slower for some, with local businesses and groups ready to shift into a more intentional rhythm.


All of this makes October perfect for gathering with others, whether it’s for fun, adventure, or team building.



What’s Happening in October


This month, I’m focusing on connection—bringing people together on the water and helping paddlers of all levels grow their skills. Here’s what’s coming up:


🌊 Group Outings & Team-Building Excursions (perfect for businesses, schools, or group programs)

🌊 SUP Lessons & Paddle Surf Coaching

🌊 SUP 101 Workshops & Clinics


Whether you’re brand-new or looking to sharpen your technique, October is the time to do it.



Beyond the Local Water


Not in the Lowcountry? You can still paddle with me:


Remote Coaching — customized support from wherever you are

Online Guides & Programs — resources you can use anytime

2026 Retreats & Camps in Nosara — now open for bookings



The Takeaway


October is a month of transition—but it’s also an invitation. It’s a chance to get outside, enjoy the water in its most comfortable season, and reconnect with yourself, your team, or your community.


So grab your paddle, gather your people, and let’s make the most of it. Visit www.standandpaddle.com for details and booking.

 
 
 

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