It is always important to confirm that a plastic surgeon has been certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) - the only Board recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) to certify doctors in the specialty of Plastic Surgery, Only ABPS diplomates can call themselves a Plastic Surgeon.
Paddle Board Size. No matter how you are using a stand up paddle board, this one rule holds true: the bigger you are, the bigger board you'll need. Most 1st time paddlers start out with a board in the 10'6-12' range. But the length of the SUP is not always the best indication of how floaty a board will be.
Average Guide Length: 66. Hint: Measure from floor to chin for a more precise paddle length. Choosing a canoe paddle length is a fairly straight forward formula. Sit in a chair and measure from your chair seat to your nose. Add this number to the height of your canoe seat, then add the length of the paddle blade. An even simpler formulas is this, 56 to 58 inch lengths fits 80% of all whitewater canoeist. If you are in a open canoe with a taller seat or have a long torso you may want to consider a longer length 60 to 62 inch paddle.