The Battle of the Paddle Collector's Edition by Gerry Lopzez- Racing / Touring - Javelin Carbon Performance Racing /Touring...

BLACK HAWAII, By Franz Orsi
CUBA LIBRE, By David Macri
GRAND CANYON, By Kim Fuller and Scotty Stoughton
TALMA’S BARBADOS, By Standup Journal Staff
FRANCE BY BIKE, By Florian Jung

THE WEST SIDE By Steve West.

CHRIS’S CROSSING By Evelyn O’Doherty.

KARINE CHOINIERE By Cory Leis.

KAYLAN JOY DAHL By Wilba.

Open Rangers: Outside North America's City Limits
Standup Journal—online and in print—is rich with stories, ideas, occasional advice, tall tales of special, even sacred, places to paddle, and sagas of the true characters of sup. We are the “modern hippy bus” for standup paddling. Wildflowers and sage hang from the rear view mirror, seashells adorn the dashboard…and LOTS of boards and paddles live on our roof racks. We unearth the grizzle, glow and glory of the personalities that make up the fabric of our sport—women and men, young and old, on all continents. You are the grassroots spirit of standup paddling. We move forward with love. Love for our fellow paddlers…love for the day-to-day awareness and exciting progression of our sport…stoked to peek around the corner at the next months, and years ahead!        

The Next 10 Years of Wanderlust and Light // By Glenn Dubock 
Somewhere in my first decade on this planet I read an article called “Seven Solitary Secrets.” It was a simple tale, lavishly illustrated with enticing yet unidentified surfing locations that encouraged the reader to seek out the waves not ridden just off the roads less traveled. Did the trick; it set me on a wanderlust for fun and photography that has not let up for several decades.
 
I now want to challenge our happy, growing family of paddlers to take this 10-year-old “child” we know as standup paddling and show it the world—to not follow the herd instinct, but rather to look around every roaring bend in the river, search every mystic headland of the coast, explore behind that tall stand of trees on the far side of the lake.

Who among you will join me as we seek to find our own solitary secrets?

Send us some photos of where you’ve been—no need to say exactly where it is if you don’t want to. Feel free to act like a kid again; a 10-year-old out discovering a whole new world. This photo annual is a celebration of that spirit of wanderlust, a tribute to our photographer friends who seek out the light in all those far corners of our liquid dreams. -Glenn


Searchin’ For Rainbows: Rapa Nui • Chile • Montana • Punta Mita • Barbados • Big Isle • Maui • Fiona 

How well I remember my first flight on a jet airplane. It was 45 summers ago (please, no jokes about the pilot Orville and his flight attendant named Wilbur). I raced through my high school graduation ceremony. The party at my parent’s house in Pasadena went by fast. 

I gladly accepted cash from aunts and uncles who shook my hand not knowing how immediately—as in dawn of the next day!—I’d be putting their generosity to work…ok, to play. With the airline ticket my parents gave me (for successfully staying alive for 17 years, I guess), my destination was Lihue Airport, Kauai, where my big bro John had a house and an unlimited supply of surf awaiting me. I insisted on a window seat. None were available, so in desperation I conjured up a minor fib about being claustrophobic—likely to hurl in Technicolor as soon as the plane took off. No way was I gonna miss a window view for 5 hours of flying. 

I was positive I’d catch a glimpse of some secret, magic island, a whale, a dolphin, a shark or some weird creature on the wing like in that hideous Twilight Zone episode. I pressed my nose to that window the whole way, even though about all I saw was cotton candy clouds with the occasional glimpse of ocean.  -Dubock

As we began producing this “10 Years a Sport” issue, I didn’t think it was possible to become nostalgic over something that’s barely a decade old. But I was feeling a happy bit misty-eyed to see how much our young sport and our heroes have grown; heck, world wave champ Izzi Gomez was in second grade when the sup cat got outta the bag in 2007! A lot has changed, but what has stayed the same is that it really still is all about just going paddling.

At several points in every surfer’s and standup paddler’s life comes that moment when it’s sunny, your friends are going to the beach, and the forecast is perfect—and your to-do list has to shrink instantly. I slapped the laptop lid closed with a snap, pushing myself away from my desk like a sniper going for the kill… except that all that I was assassinating today was a spreadsheet. Computers are great…when you turn them off! Today, I’d determined, was going to be an off day. Now I don’t mean one of those days off you book a year and a half in advance with your employer. This was an off day that has no official terms or conditions—a clandestine mission…the denial of any work. To justify my quick escape, I recalled one of those glorious, life-affirming pieces of advice someone had copied from someone, who had copied it from someone else on the internet: “Your kids will remember the days they went to the beach more than the days they watched TV.” It’s good advice—and global 

Our 9th Photo Annual | By Standup Paddling’s Greatest Moment Makers

The Impact Zone: Photographers live in the impact zone. While the surf crowd defines this as the area where a wave of consequence will unleash its breaking energy, photographers will tell you different. They will point out that shooting beneath a thundering waterfall on a placid pond will certainly get your attention. 

They will tell you about the time they almost took their last snap on the way to a watery grave while pinned to a creek bed in two feet of turbulent rapids. They will recount the incident where the ice beneath their tripod legs started to crack like ice cubes in a cocktail glass when the hard liquor splashes into it.

The other impact zone that image-makers will talk about the medium where all of their hard work sees the light of day. They know that the images they have labored over can and will have a strong impact…now and in the future.What you see on these pages today will become a visual reference point for future generations of standup paddlers to look back upon and either hoot or marvel at the way things were. 

Photographers know well the power of water and great photography because that is where they reside—at the intersection of water and light.So that makes this Photo Annual—our 9th and most diverse—The Impact Zone: a pixel explosion that aims to put you squarely in the minds and eyes of our string of immensely talented lens people, whose clear intention is to deliver maximum impact to you, our readers. -Glenn Dubock, Impact Wrench/Photo Editor

ESCAPES, NEAR & FAR
Egypt • Kiribati • Kolkata • Mont St. Michel • Puerto Rico • Turks & Caicos • Ireland • Philippines • Panama • Baja
Dave Kalama on his second favorite piece of Hawaiian downwinder paradise: Ma’alaea to South Kihei, Maui, by Darrell Wong

AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL: Missouri and the Coast to Coast Gallery...Plus The Story of New England Sup! I grew up and have lived completely in the American West—Arizona, Colorado, California and Oregon—until some inexplicable force suddenly rocketed me to New Hampshire and then to the Maine coast. In the 11 years I’ve lived here, my California and Oregon buddies often ask, “What’s it like there? How does the surf and lifestyle compare to the West Coast?” This should be an easy answer for me...

IZZI & GIORGIO’S SOUTH FLORIDA By Steve Sjuggerud • Images by Greg Panas
Standup Tour World Wave Champion, 15-year-old Izzi Gomez diggin’ downtime in Nicaragua, by Tom Servais , TAHITI WITH NIKKI By Jimmy Blakeney , FACES: CAROLINA CUP By AJ Messier , HIGH CLASS DIRTBAGS By Ryan Salm. and much more...

Straight Shooters
Ode to The Standup Photographers, By S. West

I hope that with our Eighth Photo Annual in your hands you find striking images that sing to you today and through the ages, full-bodied captions that entice you to wander and stories that fill you with wonder.

Who knows—years from now, this Photo Annual may even spark a memory that gives you a visual reference to a distant time in your life, a certain whisper from your past that propels a life-long stoke to get out on the water and paddle.

Thank you for letting us be part of your Good Old Days of Standup!

Keep on Sweepin’ -Glenn

FIRE, ICE & SLABS
Hi Everybody,
It continues to amaze me. Our sport is SO expansive—Yoga, flatwater, rivers, fishing, crossings, downwinders… and what I personally cherish most of all: surf. Try as I might, as the editor of Standup Journal I have to bend over backwards not to overdo it with the rich surf photos and stories that pour in about wavehound sup adventures around the world.

Honestly, if we were just a sup-surf mag, heck that would be so easy. But I love it all! There’s nothing like an autumn evening paddle with Joyce along a quiet New England lake; golden leaves reflecting on glassy water, and all you hear is the dipping of your blade in the water and droplets trickling off the back.

Swept Up By Summer by Jodelle Fitzwater
Standup paddling in a crowded California lineup is a hard sell. That is a fact. I paddle surfed yesterday at a very crowded spot. Positioning myself just below the main peak, I took off on waves that swung wide. I also picked up the leftovers, the waves from the bowl that nobody made. Yes, standup paddle surfing in my crowded hometown break is all about making lemonade out of lemons. I’m surfing lesser-quality waves than those at the top of the lineup, but I’m still snagging my fair share of fun little nuggets. Just minding my own beeswax, humming along, enjoying the solitude of being content with the less than desirable as I go. Imperfection can be sublimely sweet.

ULTIMATE SLIDESHOW: Dim the lights, prepare to shout: It’s our 7th Photo Annual!

Echoes From The Photo Well By Associate Publisher Glenn Dubock

For those of you who have long followed the evolution of the revolution we call Standup Journal, our trending toward lots of big photos and better words should look somewhat familiar with this, our 7th Photo Annual. When Clay, Steve Sjuggerud, Joyce Bilodeau and I pushed off from the desolate shoreline of standup magazines some seven years ago to start this literary adventure, there was no one else out there with us—we were free to drift about the publishing waterscape and flow in any compass heading we wanted...

Heavy Water: Chasing Giants
If you go out and kill yourself in huge surf because you read our Heavy Water issue, it’s not my fault!

As most salty dogs get older, we tend to follow advice that Gerry Lopez gave a few years back on the pages of Standup Journal. In a story about a big day on the Oregon coast, Gerry cautioned would-be big-wave chasers to “Live to surf tomorrow, not like there is no tomorrow.” But that’s not the mantra of a small handful of elite big-wave sup surfers. These guys and women have ice in their veins and that thousand-yard, searching-the-horizon-for-the-next-huge-set stare in their eyes.

THE STANDIES OF SANTA CRUZ: Life in Northern California’s Exploding Sup Zone

Coming Home to Santa Cruz Greeted by an Epic, Surprise West Swell.  It was January, 2012—Joyce and I were happily ensconced in Standup Journal’s winter HQ: a little cottage we’d rented on Depot Hill, Capitola, California, where I’d grown up as a surfer.

We had just arrived from our 3,600-mile New England-to-Santa Cruz cross-country road trip, unloaded our packed Prius, pulled our boards off the insect-encrusted car rack and paddled out into Capitola’s thick kelp bed.

When a momma sea otter and her one-month-old pup popped up right in front of us, I turned to Joyce and said, “Welcome to my world, babe.” Everything: otters, kelp, us, turned gold in the late-day light.

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SIXTY FOUR COVER SHOTS
“Our Entire Family Up and Moved for Sup,” by Ron DuBois

Hi Everybody,
In the spirit of sticking to our visual approach to communicating this sport that has satisfyingly swallowed us all whole, instead of spending a wordy page about the stoke of sup’ing in the Summertime, I’d like to share the three quotes below. Along with Pandora Radio’s Jeoffrey Foucalt and Meg Hutchinson stations, the meaning behind these quotes drove me happily through our long deadline grind—it was a huge ish for us, the highlights of which include our first-ever cover shot taken by a woman, and the thickest sup mag in history… so far:

“People may not remember exactly what you did, or what you said, but they will always remember how you made them feel.” -From a story my bud/Journal advisory board member Tom ‘Wart’ Craig sent me

“Passion is a healthy combination of love and anger” -Heard this, of all places, from a football player on a sports radio talk show

“You feel at home with a paddle in your hands—as natural and indigenous as a bow or a spear. When you swing through the stroke and move forward, you set in motion long-forgotten reflexes, stir up ancient sensations deep within your subconscious.” -Taken [with a couple editorial liberties] from paddling sage & adventurer Sigurd Oslen; a quote we found in “the other Steve West’s” (from the UK) new, rich and very complete book, Stand Up Paddle, available through Kanuculture.com

Combined with this page’s superb Russell Ord image of Aussie sup ripper Courts Gray heading out at Margaret River, I hope you’ll be inspired to take the day—or the Summer!—off… and just go paddling with friends, old and new.

ÉLAN, DASH & FLARE
The Photographers: Defining “Style” Across Our Standup Planet

Nobody and Everybody Owns Sup 
Guest Editorial by Stuart Murray
I love that standup paddling is not a surfing sport, though surfing is one of the things you can choose to do. It’s not canoeing. It’s not kayaking. And that’s the buzz: Sup is unique and universal.

I look into the future and dare to dream… 5 years, then 10, then 20, then 50, then 100… then 200 years. I have a vision. This sport is standup paddling and it stands the test of time. It is the sum of great activities yet is not exclusively any one of them. It’s not racing. It’s not competition. It is the joy of sharing the water. It is sup.

Today, people are standing on a sup board for the first time, and they are falling in love right now. It’s out of our hands.
And when 200 years have gone by, the crazy will still be crazy and the love will still be love. And the core of the sport—the heart of the sport—will still beat to the rhythm of the oceans, rivers, lakes, bays. I have a vision. We… are standup paddling. -Stuart, Northern Beaches, Sydney, Australia

5th PHOTOGRAPHY ANNUAL
With “Why Do You Sup? Here’s Why I Do,” by Karen Mirlenbrink

THANK YOU TO OUR READERS FOR BACKING OUR CREATIVE STRUGGLE

Anyone who has ever met a deadline in any line of work can relate better than most to what a mind bender it is to nail down a magazine for press— polish (polish some more)… polish even more… get to press… find 12 copy mistakes on pages you swear you’ve proofed twenty times already. Or you find “stuff that bugs you.” You can’t explain why but you can’t leave well enough alone! So you make more improvements on the fly while you’re at press… little copy changes… tweaks; last minute color corrections… And now you’re holding the issue we’ve been fretting over. Winner images keep coming in from the most inspiring (and inspired!) photographers on the planet. All of us at Standup Journal are Grateful. Honored… Humbled to receive such quality work. Thank you to our stoked readers for allowing us this creative struggle. We love it! Keep on sweepin’ -Clay & Glenn

Brewer’s Feast:
Images & Sagas from Global Sup Sojourner Jim Brewer

Fall is For Lovers… and Paddling with Your Family

Hi Everybody,
Stand up paddle boarding is one of the first sports I’ve done where I can actually talk to the one I’m with. I’ve run marathons and done a lot of biking, hiking and kayaking; none of which allow you to be close enough to really “be” with one another. But via standup, Clay and I paddle in the evenings off our home on Suncook Lake, New Hampshire… actually enjoying a quiet conversation.

You can make it whatever you want: a peaceful paddle or a cranking downwinder. You can bust out and paddle as hard as you can, or try a yoga pose—standup has changed my life. I never go anywhere with my board that someone doesn’t ask “What are you doing?” Followed by, “Where can I get one of those?”

One of the best things about this fabulous new sport is that my son Adam (our graphic artist), and my grandchildren love it. Nicholas, who is 7, graduated from a surfboard to “Grammy’s cruiser” to my raceboard in one week.

A family gathering that was once only a sit down dinner at the table now also includes a sunset sup ‘round the lake—catching up while paddling together far into Fall’s Indian Summer days. Standup paddling and talking with loved ones… it works! Standup works.
See you on the water, -Joyce

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Standup Journal Magazine - Fall 2015

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