All boards will be All-round class planing hull style (surf sup)
  • Max length 11’6
  • Minimum width 30 inch
  • No minimum or maximum thickness
  • Round Nose/planning hull
  • No displacement hull
  • No maximum amount of fins
  • All participants will be required to be a member of the AAU - JOIN HERE
  • You can join the AAU Sports Paddle Sports League club if you wish. Our Club number is W384FF

2023 
10 event series
Locations could change

  1. 01/07/2023 Paddle Sports League Winter Challenge. SUP GAMES event #1 Also part of the Florida Competition Paddlers Association 
  2. 02/04 Paddling Paradise, Palm Bay, FL ​
  3. 03/12 Cocoa Beach FL Beach N  Boards Fest
  4. 04/01 Water Wellness Orlando Grills on Lake Fairview in Orlando
  5. 05/06 Paddling Paradise, Palm Bay, FL 
  6. 06/03 Paddling Paradise, Palm Bay, FL 
  7. 07/2022 Santa Monica, California West Coast Junior Olympic Games ( all ages welcome)
  8. 08/05 Paddling Paradise, Palm Bay, FL 
  9. 09/02 Paddling Paradise, Palm Bay, FL 
  10. 10/07 Final Event of 2023 Paddling Paradise, Palm Bay, FL ​​
"SUP is a new sport, it’s a unique sport and it has a proud heritage in the world of surfing. I believe we have to keep our boards looking something like surfboards, and NOT like canoes. Even if it means we’re going a little bit slower, I very strongly believe it’s for the good of the sport. If you want to go as fast as possible on the water, you’re in the wrong sport already"
Jim Terrell  Quickblade paddles 2013
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