Trade the studio for a floating mat on Maryland’s Bohemia River. Kula SUP’s private group SUP yoga blends paddle skills, anchors for stability, and gentle flows—perfect for groups, beginners, and yogis seeking a new surface.
Trade the studio for a floating mat on Maryland’s Bohemia River. Kula SUP’s private group SUP yoga blends paddle skills, anchors for stability, and gentle flows—perfect for groups, beginners, and yogis seeking a new surface.
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Operated by Kula SUP · Earleville, Maryland
On Maryland’s Eastern Shore the Bohemia River offers calm, brackish waterways where Kula SUP runs Private Group SUP Yoga, combining paddle instruction and accessible vinyasa on floating boards for groups. Meet at Richmond's Marina | 1500 Glebe Rd, Earleville, MD 21919 where classes begin with land drills teaching mounting, stroking, fall recovery, and safety before paddling out together for practice. Each session runs ninety minutes, suits participants ages sixteen and older, includes all necessary boards and anchors with a forty dollar equipment-included rate, and requires pre-registration at least twenty-four hours. All participants must be able to swim, arrive twenty minutes early with essentials, and note that sunset classes require a headlamp, which the operator rents for three dollars per person. Private groups of five to ten can be scheduled by emailing [email protected] or texting 443-350-5439; BYO boards are welcome but must carry a USCG-approved life jacket, whistle, and SUP leash. The river corridor features tidal marsh grasses, wooded shorelines, osprey and great blue heron sightings, while the Bohemia’s gentle tidal pulse and chop create stable conditions for anchored practice sessions. Kula SUP instructors offer multiple modifications so total beginners, intermediate paddlers, and seasoned yogis can tailor flows; the practice emphasizes alignment, balance, breath, and playful inversions where appropriate and safety. What sets this offering apart is the combination of small-group focus, use of anchors to steady boards, a skilled instructor ratio, and the Bohemia River’s estuarine setting with local character. Bring water, sunscreen, bug spray, hat and sunglasses, water shoes, towel and change; if you bring a personal SUP remember to carry a USCG life jacket, whistle, and leash required. This class suits first-time paddlers seeking a serene introduction to SUP, experienced yogis wanting balance challenges, small private groups celebrating milestones, and visitors who prefer low-impact outdoor movement and connection. Participants often spot ospreys diving for fish, great blue herons hunting along the banks, and migratory songbirds in season, an easy wildlife viewing opportunity from the quiet water surface nearby. Booking is straightforward: reserve a private group through the operator’s booking system or contact [email protected] or text 443-350-5439 to coordinate times, and confirm equipment preferences ahead of your session details. Arrive prepared for sun and insects, layer clothing for variable coastal breezes, and wear footwear that can get wet; the class runs rain or shine unless guides cancel for safety. On the Bohemia River a SUP yoga class swaps a stable studio mat for a water platform, pairing expert instruction with river scenery to create a focused, memorable outdoor practice. To try this calm challenge, reserve Kula SUP’s Private Group SUP Yoga at Richmond's Marina, arrive early with essentials, and expect ninety minutes of steady, restorative practice on the water.
No; classes begin with land-based paddle instruction and instructors provide modifications for all levels.
Participants must be at least 16 years old.
Yes; if you bring a personal SUP you must carry a USCG-approved life jacket, whistle, and SUP leash by law.
Private groups are organized for five to ten people; contact [email protected] or text 443-350-5439 to schedule.
The class runs rain or shine unless guides cancel for safety; instructors will reschedule or provide guidance if conditions are unsafe.
Bring water, towel, water-friendly footwear, sunscreen, bug spray, and a change of clothes; bring a headlamp for sunset classes.
Kula SUP is a guided stand-up paddleboarding outfitter based in North East, Maryland, offering a mix of scenic tours and fitness classes on the Bohemia River and North East River. The business runs five distinct experiences: the Scotchman's Creek Long Distance Tour to the Bohemia River, Sunset SUP Tour on the Bohemia River, Paddle Fit fitness classes, POWER Paddle sessions on the North East River, and Full Moon Paddle excursions. Tours emphasize scenic wildlife viewing—Bald Eagles and deer are commonly noted on the Scotchman's Creek route—and opportunities for relaxed or challenging paddling depending on the trip. The Scotchman's Creek Long Distance Tour accommodates experienced paddlers and allows participants to enjoy a packed lunch on their board. The Sunset SUP Tour and Paddle Fit both require pre-registration; Paddle Fit classes are 75 minutes and focus on full-body, low-impact strength and stabilization movements. POWER Paddle is intended for experienced paddlers seeking faster techniques and technical turns, led by expert instructors. The Full Moon Paddle combines sunset and night paddling with glow sticks and essential headlamps for guided moonlit exploration and requests prior experience. Kula SUP highlights guided instruction, route knowledge, and a focus on safety for outings in tidal creeks, coves, and rivers. The combination of structured fitness classes and guided tours provides options for paddlers seeking both recreational outings and skill progression. Clear trip descriptions and pre-registration requirements help visitors choose the right experience. Seasonal scheduling and local waterways expertise support safe, memorable outings for residents and visitors alike.
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