How do you store your SUP's?

[SEA]

Those are east indian swinging clubs. I have 1 , 2 , 3,  5, and 10 Lb set. I swing these daily and have completely rehabed my shoulders. I had major shoulder repair done last year and my shoulders are able to handle the riggors of Stand up Paddling.
These clubs will keep your shoulders in top shape. ALL stand up paddlers should be swinging these they are AWESOSME !!!!  Check out Long time Stand Up Paddler Jack Gillen from Kona , Hawaii  he came up with a routine for Sup Paddlers , Surfers and Canoe paddlers.

Wave Chi .com   
 

[prskiller]

Wow, cool............I thought them were bowling pins.  Going to have to google east indian swinging clubs.

[prskiller]

Ok this is what I found, which is not much and so funny how the second site is porn.  Did not spend much time looking at it but I gather it is much like arnis but a with a little more heft to it.

http://www.indianclubs.com/

Ok btt.

[Woody]

I purposed some Home Depot wall racks for the task that come with protective foam sleeves at $5 each ($10/board total). They have really worked out well and only stick out from the wall less than 16-inches. Paddles get stashed behind the boards and I have a convenient hanger for drying rubber.

Cheers.

[spleeft]

[SEA]

Ok this is what I found, which is not much and so funny how the second site is porn.  Did not spend much time looking at it but I gather it is much like arnis but a with a little more heft to it.

http://www.indianclubs.com/

Ok btt.

These are two links for you to check out about swinging clubs for shoulder and arm health.

www.wavechi.com

[pdxmike]

I know a guy who didn't have any room in his house to store his boards except for the master bedroom.  After he got his third board, his wife finally told him she wouldn't put up with it anymore.  So he built a shed behind the garage and everything was great. 

Then she started complaining that she couldn't sleep because it was too cold for her out there. 

[jdmotes]

I know a guy who didn't have any room in his house to store his boards except for the master bedroom.  After he got his third board, his wife finally told him she wouldn't put up with it anymore.  So he built a shed behind the garage and everything was great. 

Then she started complaining that she couldn't sleep because it was too cold for her out there. 

 Classic  ...  Thanks for the laugh,            JD

[DavidJohn]

I know a guy who didn't have any room in his house to store his boards except for the master bedroom.  After he got his third board, his wife finally told him she wouldn't put up with it anymore.  So he built a shed behind the garage and everything was great. 

Then she started complaining that she couldn't sleep because it was too cold for her out there. 

I could see that coming.. 

DJ

[pdxmike]

DJ--then you probably also know that when the same guy went to his local surf shop and said, "I'd like to get a new SUP for my wife", the shop owner said "OK--sounds like a fair trade to me". 

[DavidJohn]

DJ--then you probably also know that when the same guy went to his local surf shop and said, "I'd like to get a new SUP for my wife", the shop owner said "OK--sounds like a fair trade to me". 

 

[mwilson]

Here's the board rack I finished this weekend. I like that it's mobile and total cost was less than $100. The most expensive parts were the casters and the iron pipe for the "shelves". Also like that it's accessible from the sides -- makes it easy to access!

[Pureadrenalin]

Here's the board rack I finished this weekend. I like that it's mobile and total cost was less than $100. The most expensive parts were the casters and the iron pipe for the "shelves". Also like that it's accessible from the sides -- makes it easy to access!

Sweet nice job. I really like the mobile idea.

[dannyg]

Okay, by the looks of these posts I have some work to do!  Awesome ideas.  The rolling rack of fun is a fav, the home depot hack job is perfect also...I need to get crackin.  (Nice array of boards BTW). 

[pdxmike]

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