Tomorrow the year is 1/4 over, how many sessions are you at?

[supthecreek]

Winter in New England
Full time job

Surf    = 22 (6 out of the last 7 days)
Paddle = 26
Golf     = 18
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             66 days active outdoor sport
             17 storm days
               8 days of other comitments
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  Total    91 days since Jan 1st

[stoneaxe]

It's been a terrible year for me. I'd usually be up around 30-40 surf and flatwater combined. This year around 10.

[Weed]

1 for me.

[spookini]

Even 1 sesh is a hell of a lot better than zero!!   

[surfinJ]

It's been a terrible year for me. I'd usually be up around 30-40 surf and flatwater combined. This year around 10.

. Broken board, two bouts of the flu, it's been quality over quantity so far this year.
Though the total does bum me a bit...

Even 1 sesh is a hell of a lot better than zero!!   

[endlessfight]

one session - 1ft @ 4 second wave period. one, fkin, session. too much ice otherwise.

welcome to living in canada on the great lakes

(i did take a surf trip to nica in feb for 10 days and clocked many sessions)

[Suptremblant]

Lake has been frozen up here and it is minus 10 Celsius right not. Sailboat goes in the water in 5 weeks mind you. Leave for Antigua in 4 weeks so first session will be there and then. Can't wait !

[supthecreek]

Saw "Tremblant" in your name and had to check... welcome to the fold!
Coldest I ever experienced was skiing Mt Tremblant at 30 below zero. I was at Grey Rocks Inn for a week long ski lesson. Great spot... but pretty gosh darn cold.

Post pics of SUPing the lake when the ice leaves

[Bulky]

8 surfs.  Always wish for more, but I'm OK with that.

Lots of Saturdays spent chasing kids on soccer fields, etc. these days.  Fun of a different kind.

[SUPlime]

15

[sup_surf_giant]

It's OK to have a disclaimer, but goals dictate your activities. Working a 60 hour week and two children, I was able to ride 350-500 miles a week for over 18 years because bike racing was my goal.

This is ironic teamalty. I raced/trained/rode for 10 years but then kids derailed my time and passion to train. Enter SUP.

[teamalty]

  Sup_sur_giant, there could have been a problem, but by the time I started at age 30, my children were older. They followed me to races, and I made their ball games. Also my bike training started 4 a.m. rain or shine, living in Seattle, and then again from about 6-9 p.m.. The weekends were races or long group rides. Normally we would have 20-40(some times more) riders on training rides You probably guessed that on weekends our totals were between 150-250 miles. I tried paddling in the dark--that was not fun. It seemed easier to ride in the dark, but that was a long time ago. I probably wouldn't do it today.
  I do work three days a week, and now that my wife is retired, she joins me on most paddles. Even while she was working (retired two weeks ago) she still paddled a minimum of five days a week. The SUP racing group is by far the most fun of any group in all the years of racing--run, bike, car, boat, canoe and now SUP. Smile.   

[OUTSIDEWAVE]

not enough  maybe 5 injuries & work

[sup_surf_giant]

  Sup_sur_giant, there could have been a problem, but by the time I started at age 30, my children were older. They followed me to races, and I made their ball games. Also my bike training started 4 a.m. rain or shine, living in Seattle, and then again from about 6-9 p.m.  

That's a pretty brutal schedule! Yeah, the little kids makes it challenging.

Can't get my wife to paddle though. I'll have to appreciate the 10 years riding together I guess.

[headmount]

There's been a few days... I haven't gone.  But I try to swim on those days.