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

[14 West]

Just curious.

I threw down number 28 today.

[SUPCHLU]

33 - surf
  4 - flatwater paddle when surf sucked

Hope to do much better next quarter....

[PonoBill]

I haven't really kept count, but I'm in the water most days. I'd guess I'm well above 65  days surfing and downwinding. Some days both.

[Wood_Ogre]

71 days.  319.5 flat water miles. 2 days SUP surfing ,no mileage on surfing.

[linter]

let's see ....

1.5 months spent in NC, went out 5 times total.

Rest of time spent in St. Augustine, FL, went out twice.

Did spend 8 days in Costa Rica, went out 12 times.

Lesson learned?  Next year, I'm wintering in Costa Rica!

[paul_SUP]

31 sessions Surf (mostly on very small waves with board), only one flatwater

[jdmotes]

NOT ENOUGH!!!!!    Paddle on,    JD

[TWsup]

2. yesterday and day before yesterday. 

[teamalty]

88 days, 933 miles and 199 hours with five races. 20 sessions on spin bike, and light weights everyday. That's 10.6 miles a day average, and all on flat water. I've only been on salt water three times. Real race starts in two months. Can't wait. Great year, so far. Smile.

[SlatchJim]

I haven't kept track exactly but about 15, missed a few weekends and doubled up on a few.  Wife is only about 2 sessions behind, and probably logs in an extra half hour to hour each day we go.
I'd be happy to have 60 to 70 sessions in by the end of the year, so yea it's off to a good start.

[lanikaipaddler]

at least 25 SUS sessions

[14 West]

Maybe there should be a disclaimer: "with a full time job or without" 

[sup_surf_giant]

Full time employed with 2 kids and grateful to have registered over 50 sessions in the water so far this year.

[teamalty]

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. For two years, I took up running and averaged 106 miles a week, plus ran races every weekend. You do what you love, and love what you do. One can make time, or find time to make it work. The again, if it's just a hobby, with no racing, then ANY amount of time spent is good. No reason to compare, just enjoy what you do.

[pdxmike]

The again, if it's just a hobby, with no racing, then ANY amount of time spent is good. No reason to compare, just enjoy what you do.

Can't say I agree with the "with no racing" part.  Racing can be rewarding even for people who paddle a limited amount due to having other priorities.  Granted, most people who race could go faster if they trained more, but then again that's evidence that people are enjoying racing despite limited training.