Here's a short clip from my paddling session on Lake Michigan on the afternoon of June 19. That morning I'd seen some awesome downwind conditions; by the afternoon the wind had abated and the conditions weren't so big, but they were there, nevertheless. I had to keep paddling to stay on a run, and that made this session hard work. But I was able to link a lot of runs, and that made it fun. I would think that for an elite-level surfski athlete, training should include a lot of sessions on water like this.
The shoreline that's visible in the distance is Fisherman's Island State Park near Charlevoix, Michigan.
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