Whether you’re into stand up paddle boarding, kayaking, canoeing or any other paddle sport, understanding your performance data is key to maximise your potential. With Paddle Logger, you can track vital metrics like speed, pace, and heart rate, and check out how they change throughout your session by viewing the graphs. This isn’t just about numbers; the data is designed to help you improve and become a better paddler.

Being safe on your paddleboard essentially comes down to two things:

1: Reducing the risks of something going wrong. In other words,  proper planning and preparation, and knowledge/understanding of your environment.

2: Coping better if something does happen. In other words, knowing what to do when things go wrong, and understanding your safety equipment. 

Over the next few regular blog articles we’re going to be focussing on the second of these; a topic which doesn’t get anywhere near enough coverage in safety discussion. However, to start the discussion off, we’re going to consider planning; one of the four cornerstones of paddleboarding safety [these four cornerstones are covered in much more detail in the SUP SAFETY books]. Because actually, proper planning is always the first link in the chain.  The reason why things go wrong when you’re out there on the water very often comes back to a failure at the planning stage. 

Paddle Logger is excited to announce the launch of PaddlePLAN™, a a game-changing new feature for iPhone and Apple Watch that helps paddlers to explore and plan routes, navigate while on the water, and stay on course.

With PaddlePLAN™, we’re not just launching a new feature; we’re pioneering a whole new way to experience the water, blending our brand hallmarks of Safety, Simplicity, and Adventure.

PaddlePLAN™ offers an inspiring and unparalleled paddling experience for everyone, from first-timers to professionals.

There's something magical about being on the water at sunrise. As the world wakes up, the stillness and serenity of the early morning offer a unique paddling experience that sets the tone for the rest of the day. Whether you're a seasoned paddler or just starting out, incorporating early morning paddle sessions into your routine can transform your fitness, mental well-being, and overall lifestyle.