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|HL7 TSC FMG Meeting Minutes
|Date: 2015-01-18
Time: 12:30 PM U.S. Central
|Note taker(s):Anne W.
|Quorum = chair + 4
|Co chairs
|David Hay
|Lloyd McKenzie
|Woody Beeler,
Dave Shaver
FGB Co-chairs
|John Quinn, CTO
|Hans Buitendijk
|Brian Postlethwaite
|Paul Knapp
|Anne Wizauer, scribe
|Josh Mandel
|John Moehrke
|Brian Pech
|Grahame Grieve
|Lorraine Constable
|Ewout Kramer
|Marten Smits,visitor
|Rien Wertheim,visitor
|Mary Kay McDaniel, visitor
- Roll Call
- Agenda Check
- Key ballot issues
- Comment submission process
- Objectives for the week
- Argonaut
- Ballot timelines
Called to order at 12:58 pm
- Added two items to agenda: Argonaut and Ballot timelines.
- Went over schedule and objectives for the week.
- Key ballot issues mostly revolved around consistency.
- Comment submissions - difficulty getting them to show up correctly into gforge - missing columns, etc. Will need to get it fixed asap or use the spreadsheet as a backup.
- QA may be an issue for many WGs who haven't had time to look at it due to accelerated work timelines.
- Key thing by the end of the week is to communicate what we'll need from people for the next cycle.
- Q4 on Thursday we'll be defining plans. We can say we're going to proceed with May ballot and the expectation is that all change requests will be applied or deferred and all QA will be done. Perhaps we should decide on Thursday that we shouldn't do it, but it may be too early to decide that we are? In terms of things that we can do: we can say that we're going on existing timelines, on existing timelines with a relaxed scope, that we're pushing to September ballot, or that we'll do an out of cycle ballot. There will be some political issues if we don't hit the May timeline. Change requests, quality criteria are issues we need to address. Lorraine mentions issues regarding WG issues with communication and confusion amongst the WGs.
- Argonaut: confusion regarding governance of Argonaut. Need to be able to have some sense for the co-chairs dinner re: what is it, when are things happening, etc. Argonaut is accelerating the mapping for C-CDA, contributing to security. There is a challenge in that those who are doing the mapping are heads down doing the work and aren't engaging with the WGs. Grahame is doing some mapping, Brett, Eric Haas, others. We can make a request to have Grahame let the WGs know who is working on their parts of things. The concerns from a WG perspective are what is it, what do you need from us, is the contractor work happening on time, when and how will coordination occur. Mappings will likely be ready for review in March over the ballot process. WGs should be reviewing the mapping to ensure that it is correct before the ballot process. Change requests have to be raised before the ballot content deadline. Will the WG have bandwidth to do that? They should be given the opportunity anyway. The key component before DSTU2 was confidence that radical changes to the resources after DSTU 2 would not be necessary. Lorraine: we need to come up with a reasonable message to WGs about this. Lloyd: The domain committees will have review opportunity by end of March, then they can submit change requests from March to May. Discussion ensued regarding if this is sufficient and its adherence to HL7 procedures.


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Paddle board yoga is quickly becoming the recreational activity of choice for many people.
You can practise SUP yoga on most SUP boards. But the best paddle boards for yoga generally are wider, giving you a more stable surface.
So, which board should you get?
The nine SUPs reviewed below have proven to be amazing for SUP yoga. They have features that allow for various poses and more importantly, other SUP yogis have tried and approved them.
These are the boards we'll look at:
Best Paddle Boards For Yoga
Best Stand Up Paddle Board For Yoga Reviews
Read on for our reviews:
1. Peak 10' Yoga Fitness Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board
The Peak 10' Yoga iSUP is known for its weight. When fully inflated, it only weighs 18 lbs. The weight allows you to carry the board to your spot of choice. As you know, yoga is best done at a place that is calm and not crowded. The board is constructed using lightweight military grade PVC and Korean Dropstitch technology. You are assured of durability even if you decide to use the Peak 10' for other activities that may involve bumping into rocks.
Given the measurements of the Peak 10', SUP yoga will be an awesome experience for you. It is not too wide and too long so you will have a challenge with the more complex poses—which is a benefit. The size is just enough to make sure you can do all the yoga poses you plan to do and come up with customized ones. The manufacturer has included a bag, pump, paddle, leash, snap-in fin and a waterproof phone case. The accessories are color-matched with the paddleboard. On top of all these great features, Peak Paddle Boards will give you a 30-day guarantee and a one-year warranty.
Features and Specifications
- Comes in a coral color
- Package includes accessories
- Accessories are color-matched
- Soft EVA pad on deck for yoga
- Made using Korean Dropstitch construction
- Material used is military-grade PVC
- Stable enough for yoga
- Dog-friendly
- Suitable for all water conditions
- Measurements: 10' x 31" x 6"
- Weight: 18 lbs
- Volume: 225 liters
- Maximum rider weight: 275 lbs
Pros & Cons
- Comes with SUP accessory bundle
- Fin is easy to attach
- Lightweight
- Stable
- Only one color to choose from
Customer Feedback
Good luck finding negative reviews on the Peak 10'. The included bag is spacious. You can fit all the accessories and extra essentials. Although only one color is available, the users love it. Some say they got a lot of compliments when they took it out to the water. The board is stiff and stable on the water. All the features are exactly as the manufacturer describes them. Additionally, the paddlers are saying great things about Peak Paddle Boards' customer service.
2. Nixy Venice 10'6 Yoga SUP Board
The Nixy Venice iSUP offers variety when it comes to colors. You can choose from aqua, blue, purple and pink. Moving on from colors, this inflatable paddleboard is designed for all paddlers, regardless of your skill level. The most important aspect of SUP yoga is stability staying out of the water. Being 6" thick, this paddleboard does not submerge—better still, it will never bend in the middle and even when two paddlers are on it. The width is 34" and offers enough space for complicated poses.
Despite the ample deck space, the Nixy Venice paddleboard is still one of the lightest paddleboards in the market. The makers did this without compromising on quality. Like all great inflatable boards, heavy-duty materials were used together with fusion laminated Dropstitch construction. Do not be afraid to take this iSUP anywhere. All the accessories you may need are included in the package; a leash, paddle, pump, detachable fin and a bag.
Features and Specifications
- Suitable for all paddlers
- Dog-friendly
- Bungee cord for kayak
- Extra D-rings included
- Leash is padded
- Soft, large traction pad
- Backpack has wheels for easy transport
- Made using advanced fusion laminated Dropstitch technology
- Comes with accessory bundle
- Four colors to choose from
- Beautiful designs
- Measurements: 10'6 x 34" x 6"
- Weight: 19 lbs
- Volume: 315 liters
- Maximum rider weight: 400 lbs
Pros & Cons
- Wide and spacious
- Can accommodate heavier paddlers
- EVA pad is large
- Lightweight
Customer Feedback
The Nixy Venice is one of the most loved inflatable paddle boards for yoga. Users agree that the quality is unmatched. When fully inflated, you will not believe that it is inflatable. The iSUP is sturdy and your yoga sessions will be amazing. Because of the big rider capacity and its size, many of the paddlers take their dogs with them.
3. Driftsun Balance 11'
This paddleboard definitely had to make it to the list. There are so many things you are going to love about the Driftsun iSUP as a SUP yogi. First of all, it is built to be stable. Both the nose and tail are wide to enable maximum stability. This feature favors those who are just getting started or yogis that want to explore complicated poses.
With a length of 11' and a width of 34" there is enough space on the deck for whatever you want to do. You can comfortably lie down if you feel like. The deck space also allows you to bring a dog or a friend. The weight limit is 400 lbs so do not worry about bending. The military grade PVC used to construct this board ensures durability. Lastly, the Driftsun does not disappoint when it comes to the SUP accessory bundle. It comes with a backpack, paddle, leash, detachable fin and a manual pump.
Features and Specifications
- Wide tail and nose for stability
- Aqua/gray in color
- Comfortable and durable EVA pad
- Bungee cord for luggage at the front
- Extra D-rings
- Center handle for carrying when inflated
- All-inclusive SUP bundle
- Made with military grade PVC
- MLS technology for construction
- 30-day guarantee
- One-year warranty
- Measurements: 11' x 34" x 6"
- Weight: 26 lbs
- Volume: 352 liters
- Maximum rider weight: 400 lbs
Pros & Cons
- All-inclusive SUP bundle
- Large deck space
- Stable
- Ultra durable
- A little heavy
Customer Feedback
Just as the manufacturer points out, this board was designed to have outstanding stability. Going through the reviews, you can see that the users fully agree. One beginner was able to remain balanced on the board within only three hours. They love the large deck which, for most of them, allows them to bring their dogs. The iSUP and the included accessories are well made, according to the customers. Using the manual pump is a little work but they are not complaining.
4. Isle Scout Yoga Paddle Board
Isle Surf and SUP is a well-known company for making all kinds of watersports equipment. Like the yoga iSUP above, the Isle Airtech 10' has a wide nose and tail for stability—this feature is, however, not exaggerated and the board would still be ideal for other activities, including touring. At first, it was marketed as a women's board but it is now advertised as a yoga board for all genders. This Isle iSUP is 32" wide and 10' long. It offers enough space for yoga poses without being too bulky. It is made using Airtech construction that makes it virtually indestructible.
The paddleboard comes with a good accessory bundle consisting of an aluminum paddle, backpack, high-pressure pump, coil leash and a center fin. There is a bungee strap at the front of the deck for your luggage. You may not be able to carry much, though. The manufacturer offers a 60-day guarantee and a one-year warranty.
Features and Specifications
- Moderately wide tail and nose for stability
- Made using Airtech construction
- Virtually indestructible
- Suitable for all paddlers
- Large EVA deck pad
- Bungee cord for luggage
- Center grab handle for easy carrying
- All-inclusive SUP bundle
- Material used is military grade PVC
- Beautiful design
- Measurements: 10' x 32" x 6"
- Weight: 20 lbs
- Volume: 228 liters
- Maximum rider weight: 240 lbs
Pros & Cons
- All-inclusive SUP bundle
- iSUP looks gorgeous
- Stable
- Very durable
- Great for everyone
- No color options
Customer Feedback
Inflating an iSUP using a manual pump is never an easy job. However, the Isle, according to paddlers, is not that difficult to blow up. When fully inflated, the board is super stiff and is quite stable on the water—just what you need for yoga. The included accessories are totally amazing. Some SUPers chose to bring their dogs along and they had an awesome time. There are paddlers that do not like the fact that the paddle does not float.
5. Thurso Surf Tranquility
Taking a quick look at the Thurso Surf Tranquility, you will know that it is created to give you the best user experience. Starting with the deck, there is enough space for all your planned activities. On top of that, there is a beautiful striped soft pad that covers most of the board. It feels like a yoga mat. At the front is a bungee cord attached to four D-rings for securing your belongings. Extra D-rings are included on the board for your customization. Lastly, the deck features three grab handles for easy carrying.
The SUP bundle package is very enticing. In addition to your Thurso Surf paddleboard, you will get a classy backpack, deck bag, pump, leash, fins and a paddle. The paddle is made of carbon and is light. It also floats on water which is something that SUPers love. All the fins are detachable and you can personalize the fin system to your liking.
Features and Specifications
- Large stripped deck pad
- Ample deck space
- Three grab handles for easy carrying
- Bungee cord for cargo at the front
- Extra D-rings included
- All-inclusive SUP bundle
- Paddle is made of carbon and floats
- Made using state-of-the-art construction
- Customizable tri-fin system
- Measurements: 10'8 x 34" x 6"
- Weight: 29 lbs
- Volume: 320 liters
- Maximum rider weight: 480 lbs
Pros & Cons
- Fantastic accessories in package
- Flexible fin system
- Large deck pad
- Great width for yoga
- Paddle floats
- A little heavy
Customer Feedback
This inflatable paddleboard has received positive remarks regarding its width. Yogis say that they have enough space for all the stretching involved. The 6" thickness helps it float high; one paddler said that she remained dry even when there were waves. The accessories are impressive and the SUPers appreciate it. Generally, users agree that this is a remarkable paddleboard.
The above nine inflatable paddleboards are the best for yoga.
As you can see, most of them have ample deck space to give you freedom while doing poses. They also have large soft pads that are very similar to a yoga mat.
Besides, the pads are all dog-friendly so you can bring your furry friend along.
SUP yoga is a wonderful activity and it becomes even more enjoyable with the right paddleboard. Pick the one that resonates with your style then go on and have the best adventure ever.
How to Choose the Best Paddleboard for Yoga
Is there anything better than SUP yoga?
Everyone gets overwhelmed with life occasionally—nobody can escape that. Yoga is one of the many things that people turn to for peace, clarity and solace. It is all about flexibility, calmness and stability (both mental and physical). Paddleboarding is also a calming exercise. Like yoga, it involves stability. Depending on where and how you do it, it can be an awesome way to calm your mind. The water is known to have a relaxing effect on people. These two activities share a few similarities and people who enjoy both of them realized that they can be combined to make a more challenging and beneficial exercise—SUP yoga.
Once you have decided that you love SUP yoga and want to get into it (a little) seriously, there is another decision you need to make. A paddleboard specifically designed for yoga is necessary. You can do SUP yoga on any paddleboard but not all paddleboards will give you the experience you are looking for. Even though a board is advertised as being suitable for SUP yoga, you still have to take a closer look at it. You want a board that will not be limiting in terms of the poses you can do. So, how do you go about this decision?
Factors to Consider
An Inflatable or a Solid Paddleboard?
A quick answer would be that an inflatable paddleboard is the best. However, a small number of people may disagree.
On one hand, iSUPs have a soft top. While doing poses, different parts of your body will come into contact with the paddleboard. These include elbows and knees. The traction pad that covers most inflatable paddleboards offers a soft platform for you to rest on. They are just like yoga mats.
Another thing, iSUPs are easy to transport. They can be deflated, folded and packed into a bag. This means that you get to go wherever you want. If you have always wanted to go to a specific secret spot, it will be easier with an inflatable board. Additionally, iSUPs are great for whitewater. They are made using tough material that can handle things like rocks.
On the other hand, solid paddleboards are superior to inflatable boards when it comes to stability. This is not to say that iSUPs are not stable; not at all. They are, but solid boards are way better in this area. The board's stability is an important factor for yogis. Beginners, especially, can use this feature.
An inflatable paddleboard is obviously the ideal choice here. Solid epoxy boards are only better in terms of stability. Nonetheless, you can choose a wider iSUP and enjoy awesome stability.
Hull Type
Most paddleboards have either a displacement hull or a planing hull. When a paddleboard has a displacement hull, it means that the nose is pointed. This gives it a streamlined shape that allows it to knife through the water with ease and move at a high speed. Although you will not use a lot of energy paddling a displacement hull board, it is not the easiest to control. Boards like these are better suited for SUP races, SUP touring and any other activity where speed is important. They are, therefore, not the best for SUP yoga.
A board with a planing hull is wide at the nose. It cannot move very fast in the water and will fail you if you use it for racing. However, it is ideal for yoga. The planing hull enables it to stay on top of the water—this is what you want during yoga. When paddling, you will realize that it is easy to control.
The Measurements
Starting with length, it is not that important if your board is for yoga only. A long board is usually best suited for speed. This factor does not mean much because yoga has nothing to do with speed.
As for thickness, look for a thick board. A good number of inflatable paddleboards are 6" thick, which is perfect. Totally avoid a thin board if you are more on the heavier or taller side. Thick boards tend to be buoyant. They float higher so you do not have to keep getting into the water. Thicker iSUPs are also very stiff. They do not bend in the middle—something that you want to avoid when doing SUP yoga.
Lastly, consider the width. This is probably the most important aspect. Stay away from any board that is less than 32" wide. A wide board means more stability. You will fall less often. A width of 32"+ gives you enough space for all the yoga poses you have in mind; from the simpler ones to the more challenging ones. Note that, the wider the board, the slower it will be. If your board is predominantly for yoga, you can go big. However, if you intend to use it for other things, do not get carried away.
The Volume of the Board and Weight Limit
The weight limit of a paddleboard is the maximum weight of the rider recommend by the manufacturer. For most boards, the limit is not less than 250 lbs. Assuming you already know your weight (who doesn't?) look for a board that has a weight limit that is a little higher than your weight; just to be on the safe side. Do not worry if you are a little heavy. There are tons of boards with a high capacity. Some are even designed for multiple riders, so you will definitely find one.
The volume of a paddleboard (given in liters), shows how well the board can remain afloat when a rider is on it. Just like the weight capacity, manufacturers will always list the paddleboard's volume. The ideal volume depends on your weight. If you are heavy, you should look for a SUP board with a higher volume.
The Fin System
This factor does not matter much in SUP yoga but it still plays a part. Paddleboards can either have a single-fin setup of a tri-fin setup. The single fin can be detachable or permanent. In the case of a tri-fin system, one of the fins (the large center one) can be detachable or all of them can be configurable.
When the fins are removable, you can do yoga wherever you want—even on land. You only need to remove one or all of the fins to suit your situation.
When the fins are all permanent, you will not have to worry about any of them coming loose in the water. They are also great for shallow water paddling.
As you can see, fins are not really that important unless you want to use your board for other SUP activities.
SUP Yoga Tips
You already know what to look for in a SUP yoga board. So, here are a few tips to get you started once you buy your paddleboard. Some of the tips are optional, but others are crucial; especially those concerning safety.
You need more than your paddleboard: you will need a paddle (obviously), a leash, a PFD and a whistle. The leash will come in handy when you fall into the water. This happens to the best of SUP yogis. It ensures that you are not separated from your board. The PFD is for your safety and it is mandatory in some jurisdictions.
Start with simple poses: it is normal to be eager if you are doing this for the first time. Nevertheless, starting with complicated SUP yoga poses will frustrate you. Begin with wide stances and move on from there.
Find a quiet spot: you do not necessarily have to get to a secluded spot but, at least, keep a distance from crowds. With people swimming and paddling very close, you may not achieve much. The noise and staring may distract you when you are trying to concentrate.
Go to a calm area: it is almost impossible to do yoga when the waves are raging. The exercise is already difficult enough on calm waters. Wind can also be a nuisance and the same applies to people swimming too close and making the water unstable. Spend a little time looking for the best spot.
Apply sunscreen: you will be out in the water for a significant amount of time and you are not tougher than the sun. The last thing you need is a painful sunburn.
Buy appropriate clothing: look for something that is ideal for yoga and the water—think water-resistant yoga pants. If you are pressed for cash, look for yoga tights that are not made of cotton. Those should work.
Lower your expectations: after seeing pros gracefully move from one pose to another, you may think that the same will happen with you. Be a little realistic. You will hack some poses effortlessly but others will require a little more effort. Expect to fall into the water a couple of times too.
Have lots of fun: yoga on a paddleboard in the water is pure bliss. Do not ruin the moment by being too nervous and uptight. As long as you are in a safe spot, relax and go with the flow. Allow your mind and body to take in the awesomeness.


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