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-====== Fitness on the Water ====== 
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-Types of workouts, progressions,​ plans, etc… 
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-==== Intervals ==== 
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-  * **Flatwater Routines** ​ - while considered one of the more efficient ways to train these can be hard work and challenge motivation. One of the best ways to battle motivation is to form groups of friends and like minded paddlers to do interval drills. Get a leader who uses a workout plan and who shuffles plans for variety (once again to combat boredom and "​interval fatigue"​.) If you do not have a lake to paddle on is there a local marina, inlet, etc. where the water is protected enough to paddle and work on speed and technique without too much disturbance from waves? 
-  * **Downwinders,​ Tidal Rips** ​ - if you get tired of interval workouts on flatwater and have the on water opportunity to surf waves then by all means do it. These are the best kind of intervals possible - ones where you are having fun. Every sprint for a wave is an "​interval"​. Tidal rips ([[:​deception_pass|Deception Pass]], [[:​ambleside|Ambleside]]) tend to be the hardest because typically they work best when the wind is stacking up waves against a tidal current. Catching such waves is more challenging and more work because of the current you are paddling against. But you will probably see the greatest gains in your fitness from this kind of paddling. Tidal rip waves can also be pretty volatile so you may get some pretty good balance and boat control practice also. 
-==== Balance ==== 
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-  * [[:​surfski_balance_drill|On Water Drill]] 
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