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This summer don’t waste your time by just sitting under an AC. Join the summer camps in san Franciso, make your steps ready for the paddle board, and don’t worry about the paddle gears Dog Path Paddle got your back. Visit our stores anytime you want paddle board for summer camps and for every other need for relative gear.

Blue waters and white sands meant heading up to the SF bay area during the summers for us as fellow San Franciscans. Of course, SF Bay area summer camps have long been a staple of both our and our children's sweltering summer vacations, at least until the pandemic struck.

Blue waters and white sands meant heading up to the SF bay area during the summers for us as fellow San Franciscans. Of course, SF Bay area summer camps have long been a staple of both our and our children's sweltering summer vacations, at least until the pandemic struck.

Blue waters and white sands meant heading up to the SF bay area during the summers for us as fellow San Franciscans. Of course, SF Bay area summer camps have long been a staple of both our and our children's sweltering summer vacations, at least until the pandemic struck.

Now that the lock down has been lifted and school has halted, summer has arrived—and so have those SF bay area summer camps.

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Well, before summer kicks in, it is time to start looking at your kids. Visiting the summer camps is one of the amazing things that you can do for your child. The bay area summer camp has an array of activities and services to offer.

As the club has grown and the San Francisco paddle board summer camps have filled, one of the primary questions I get asked is what to wear on the water. The answer may not be as obvious to some as others. Various factors also contribute to your apparel decisions. So let’s dive into this (pun very much intended).

First you need to frame your activity, location, conditions, weather, and skill level: Are you kayaking or paddle boarding? Will you be on a lake, river, bay, or ocean? Is it hot or cold, choppy or flat, strong current or slack tide? Is this your first time, intermediate or experienced? Once you compartmentalize these factors, it will become easier to plan.

There is also a comfort component to consider. Paddling is a repetitive motion activity. You’ll want to minimize the restriction of motion in your arms. This is why PFD vests, belts and shorty wet suits are preferred. If you’re experienced and want the most range of motion, you’ll want to consider clothing that doesn’t restrict.