Reta Boychuk -- Founder of CANRVRSUP, Canadian Whitewater Paddler and Queen of the Mullet

EDDY OUT

MEET RETA: (HAPPY BIRTHDAY! LUCKY 32!)

First Female Instructor Trainer in Canada and (hopefully) the First RIVER-2 Female Instructor Trainer in Canada (as well)

ORIGIN OF RETA SUPS! (River Education Training for Adventures)

Reta's goal to finish her internship with Raven Rescue to become a Swift Water Rescue Instructor

SHOUTOUTS FROM RETA

Abby Dent

Neil Gilson

Norm Hann and his website

Tina Coastal Stoke "Flat to Flow" Clinic

Natali's Video of Skookumchuk forming into a wave

Natali's movie with Reta! "Lets Get Wet"

TEAM CANRVRSUP (Canadian River Stand Up Paddleboarding) Instructor Collective

Reta Boychuk- Head Instructor

Jason Hay -Jaylife 13 Dry bags

Rebecca Marjoram

Kelsey Baldwan- Owner of Kelsey's Caravan

Lisa Stocking-- Writer/contributor

CANRVRSUP EVENTS

Hunter Valley Adventures on the Red Dear River

CANRVRSUP COLLABORATIONS

Devils Head Coffee- CANRVRSUP (FULL SEND BLEND) "Wild and free with a hint of magical booty beer"

BADFISH SUP

RETA'S BIO

Reta is an all around whitewater paddling enthusiast that specializes in whitewater stand up paddling. She has paddled on rivers in Alberta, British Columbia, Colorado, Costa Rica and Ecuador.
In addition to SUP you can always find Reta going with the flow; singing her way down a river behind the oars, working on crushing bigger lines in her kayak or trying to roll an OC1. Reta just wants to be on the water!
Reta is the founder of CANRVRSUP Instructor Collective. She started the collective to bring instructors together in hopes of supporting her passion to grow a safe community of River Stand Up Paddlers through quality instruction and training. As head instructor and Paddle Canada Certified Instructor Trainer, she plans to work with all the collective instructors to provide high quality training for all students wanting to take courses related to SUP.
Reta fell in love with SUP after she was first introduced to it in 2010. It is a sport that anyone can enjoy and the sport can be as challenging as you want it to be as you progress from flat water on lakes to whitewater on the rivers.