Have some questions? We’ve got you covered!

What to wear? 

Wear anything you feel comfortable getting wet in! Dry-fit yoga clothes, board shorts, or swimsuits are great. Avoid cotton or anything excessively baggy. Be sure to wear sunscreen!

What To Bring?

You may wish to bring a towel and water bottle. Bring a layer in case the wind picks up. Don’t forget your extra sunscreen and a hat! Leave all cell phones and valuables behind.

Where to meet? 

It depends on the location you signed up for! Click the link below to learn the details of each location.

Weather Cancellations? 

Lucky being located in sunny San Diego we have few days of rain a year. Unfortunately we can’t control the weather, and when it rains we can do our best to avoid it. So why no class when it rains? Besides being uncomfortable you also risk getting sick. Not only due to being cold, water quality also becomes to be unsafe.

How do I find photos? 

Photos are a free perk (for paddle board yoga and pilates classes only) we added to our classes to capture your SunChaser experience.  It is our way of saying thank you for choosing us. Photos are posted to our FB page once a week. Please try to be patient with your photos we know how excited you are to receive them. We do our best to get them posted in a timely manner.  

How do I chase the sun?

We require a reservation for all of our classes on land and on sea.  Ensure you reserve your spot today by clicking the "Sign up" button in schedule. Send all other inquires to our email and we would be happy to set up your next adventure. 

Do I need to know yoga or how to paddle? 

There answer is NO.  We begin each SUP Yoga class with a beginners land lesson. Our class caters to all levels of yoga. We will build your confidence and encourage you to be playful with the practice!

What if I fall?

It doesn’t happen too too frequently except to those that don’t mind falling in in the first place! And on days of colder weather we adjust class to make our poses less strenuous and more relaxing, but in the summertime we encourage it! Falling is a part of learning and growing! After you have fallen once, you learn it’s not that scary and actually pretty fun! Life jackets are giving to all students in the water and of course you don’t have to try anything that you are uncomfortable with.