M&M SUP Amsterdam

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Stand Up Paddle (SUP) is originally from Hawaii. In the sixties and during the time of the Beach Boys every American wanted to learn to surf. Hawaiian surf teachers were already standing up on their board at that time to keep an eye on the huge amount of surf students. It was also a good way to make photo’s of the floundering tourists. So what is the big difference between Stand Up Paddle and Surfing? When you are surfing you lie on your stomach on your board and use both arms to paddle. When you are on a SUP-board you are standing up with one paddle in your hands which you use to paddle alongside both sides of your board, a couple strokes on each side at the time. That is the reason why the Stand Up Paddle sport is one of the most complete (core) workouts you can get. You train your legs, buttocks, abdomen, back, arms and shoulders. At M&M SUP we paddle on Boga boards. The Boga team is proud to offer an affordable, high quality line of stand up boards designed to meet the widest range of use in today's most popular paddle board disciplines. The Boga line of boards feature the high quality construction, performance and value which riders of all levels should demand. Whether you cruise lakes or paddle surf, the Boga team has designed a quality stand up board and paddle to meet your needs. Check out www.bogaboards.eu Would you like to have SUP experience or have a good core workout or just have fun with friends or colleagues? Check out the website www.mm-sup.com or contact us (info@mm-sup.com) to see if we have space on the grid. To be updated with our events follow our facebook page at www.facebook.com/MMSUP

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Stand Up Paddle (SUP) is originally from Hawaii. In the sixties and during the time of the Beach Boys every American wanted to learn to surf. Hawaiian surf teachers were already standing up on their board at that time to keep an eye on the huge amount of surf students. It was also a good way to make photo’s of the floundering tourists. So what is the big difference between Stand Up Paddle and Surfing? When you are surfing you lie on your stomach on your board and use both arms to paddle. When you are on a SUP-board you are standing up with one paddle in your hands which you use to paddle alongside both sides of your board, a couple strokes on each side at the time. That is the reason why the Stand Up Paddle sport is one of the most complete (core) workouts you can get. You train your legs, buttocks, abdomen, back, arms and shoulders. At M&M SUP we paddle on Boga boards. The Boga team is proud to offer an affordable, high quality line of stand up boards designed to meet the widest range of use in today's most popular paddle board disciplines. The Boga line of boards feature the high quality construction, performance and value which riders of all levels should demand. Whether you cruise lakes or paddle surf, the Boga team has designed a quality stand up board and paddle to meet your needs. Check out www.bogaboards.eu Would you like to have SUP experience or have a good core workout or just have fun with friends or colleagues? Check out the website www.mm-sup.com or contact us (info@mm-sup.com) to see if we have space on the grid. To be updated with our events follow our facebook page at www.facebook.com/MMSUP

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Amsterdam

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1-10

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Founded

2011

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$1 to $1,000,000

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