Master the Board: A 6‑Week SUP Technique Course on Santa Fe Lake

AUGUSTA SUP FIELD GUIDE

Master the Board: A 6‑Week SUP Technique Course on Santa Fe Lake

A PaddleFit‑certified, six‑week SUP Technique program in Augusta that pairs small‑group instruction with video evaluations and included lake access — this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.

Master the Board: A 6‑Week SUP Technique Course on Santa Fe Lake.

Duration
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Location
Augusta
Operator
Flatwater Fitness & Fun
Category
SUP
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Join a six‑week SUP Technique course designed to build foundational stroke skills, maneuvering and turning, and steady on‑water confidence. Taught by PaddleFit‑certified instructors with individualized goal tracking, the program combines weekly two‑hour sessions, journaling and up to two video evaluations to chart your progress on Santa Fe Lake.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

INSTRUCTION

PaddleFit‑Certified Coaching

Sessions are led by PaddleFit‑certified instructors with multiple years of combined experience; instruction is tailored to personal goals and tracked across the six‑week course.

SKILL BUILDING

Technique, Turns and On‑Water Drills

The curriculum focuses on foundational stroke techniques, maneuvering and turning, with journaling and video evaluations used to record improvements from the first to the final session.

ACCESS

Small Groups and Lake Access

Classes run in a small‑group format (limited to the first eight participants) and include lake access for the duration of each class night so you can practice what you learn on site.

What the day feels like

What the Course Feels Like

Across six weekly, two‑hour sessions you move from orientation and goal‑setting to targeted on‑water drills and recorded evaluations. Expect structured practice time focused on stroke mechanics and turns, weekly journaling to track progress, and video feedback at the start and finish to measure improvement.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this course suits — and who should consider alternatives.

1
Beginner paddlersIdeal for people seeking a structured, progressive course to learn foundational SUP technique in a small‑group setting (class size capped at eight).
2
Goal‑oriented learnersA good match for participants who want measurable improvement through goal tracking, journaling and video evaluation over six weeks.
3
Those who prefer small groupsWell suited to paddlers who perform best with focused attention—each class is limited to eight sign‑ups, preserving an intimate instructor‑to‑student ratio.
4
People with rigid schedulesLess suitable for people who cannot commit to weekly sessions, since the curriculum is delivered over six consecutive weeks and spots are limited.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Lake access for the duration of each class night is included in the course fee; if you want to practice at other times and do not already have a pass, an annual lake pass can be purchased for $55 at the SFL Office.

Access & Practice

The fee covers lake access during class nights so you can use the site to practice between drills and lessons included in the program.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is each class session?

Each class session runs two hours.

What is the total length of the course?

The course runs for six weeks with a class each week.

Is there a deposit or cancellation policy?

A $25 non‑refundable deposit is required to hold your spot; the deposit is applied to your balance on the first day of class and will be forfeited if you cancel.

What does the course fee cover and what is the fee?

The $150 fee covers six weeks of classes (held every Monday) and includes a lake pass for the duration of each class night; missed classes may be made up if options are available.

What happens if a class is canceled?

If the instructor cancels class due to weather or other issues, those classes will be rescheduled at the end of the initial six weeks.

Are there video evaluations?

Yes — up to two video evaluations are conducted: one at the beginning and one at the end of the course to document progress.

How many people are in each class?

Each class is limited to the first eight participants who sign up.

Where do sessions meet?

Meetings take place at 11367 SW Shore Dr, Santa Fe Lake, Augusta, KS.