The Swedish Canoe Association and Yster SUP announced yesterday a collaboration within Yo! WhatSUP â a kick-start project for organized childrenâs and youth activities for Stand-Up Paddling (SUP) within the Swedish Canoe Association â where the Swedish Canoe Association will provide SUP equipment from Swedish brand Yster SUP to five local canoe and SUP clubs.
âThanks to the Swedish Canoe Associationâs investment, we now make it possible for children and young people to paddle with professional SUP equipment,â says Per Vallbo, Founder and CEO of Yster SUP. âWe build our childrenâs and youth boards in the same way as our most advanced boards because we know what difference professional equipment makes.â
Canoe and SUP clubs in Sweden can apply to participate in the project until 31 January 2023! Decisions on which five clubs will be included in the project will be made in the course of the month of February.
âI love the event format: Itâs a race with no finish line, only your physical and mental endurance determine where your finish line is,â said Per Vallbo, Founder and CEO of Yster SUP, a premium Swedish SUP brand based in Malmo, which is The Last Paddler Standing official board partner. TotalSUP caught up with Greg Wingo, [âŠ]
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