I have been told that 70 is the new “40.” That’s a confusing comparison. At any age we are only as young as our:

• Sense of play and wonder
• Drive to learn something new – then teach it to others
• Curiosity about the world, nature and the connection among it all
• Hunger to practice, work hard at keeping strength, flexibility, endurance and balance honed well
• Consistent search for adventures
• A hearty sense of humor and kindness

This section of the Elder SUP blog will share stories from standup paddlers whose lives have been meandering through an adventurous, curious and “wonder”-full six or seven (or more) decades.  Maybe it takes that long to incubate dreams, design who we really are and gather some terrific stories about the journey. You won’t get tales of championships here, but you will read about “champions of life”. YOU may be full of just the stories we seek – if so, connect with us and share.

Flying Into a New Sport – Winging It

Evolving Our Vision and a Sense of Joy at Any Age

SUP: A Simple Paddle from a 65+

Pailolo Power = Peggy King

65 – Medicare and Water Athletes Sharing the STOKE!

Newbie Paddler at age 59 – way to launch a new decade

Travel and Adventures: Great Winter SUP Trip – Great Winter Trip Day 2 – SUP Travel: Expect Wonder – Rainy Days and Sunday: Cozy Food – Here Comes the Sun – Winter Glassy Surf: Brookings Oregon – Stories from Under the Waves –SUP Adventures:  Nature Dictates 

SUP WonderWoman: Peggy KIng – Chapter 1

Insights and Imagination