Paddler
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(Redirected from Support paddler)
noun - A paddler is a person who uses a paddle board or stand-up paddleboard (SUP) to assist, feed, protect, warn and guide an open water swimmer during a swim in an open body of water.
Usage
The paddler was leading the swimmers around the last turn buoy.
Synonym
External links
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- Alone Amid The Risks Of The Open Water
- Champions, Adventurers, Record Holders, Endurers And Supporters In The Hall Of Fame
- Australian Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honors Rottnest Channel Swimming Association
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- Darren Miller's Rock Solid Six Pack
- Marathon Swimming
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Officiating Intent In The Open Water World
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- Alooooha, Honolulu. No Kai Oi In The Open Water
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- Ocean Adventurers Weigh Risks And Rewards, Part 2
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- 1 Down, 6 To Go For Beth French's Oceans Seven
