SURF, SKATE and SUP with us!

SURF

As a beginner your main focus will be to stand up and keep the balance on the board in the white water, also called the foam or the inside.

You will especially learn

  • Safety in the water

  • Basic Paddling & Balancing Technique

  • Standing - Up

  • Basic Surfing Position

As an intermediate you will learn how to select and ride a green wave, also called the outside.

You will especially learn

  • Understanding the line-up

  • Take-off

  • Controlling and maneuvering your board

As an advanced surfer, we assume your full independence in the water. We provide you with personalized coaching, video analysis, surf theory and advanced surfing techniques.

SKATE & SURFSKATE

Skateboarding or Surfskating?

Surfskating is a form of skateboarding that mimics the movements and feel of surfing. Surfskates have a specially designed front truck, that enable very tight, smooth turns and typical surfing maneuvers. Similar to surfing, you can pump up a surfskate to generate speed, without pushing your foot on the street. This creates a unique feeling, which can’t be replicated on a traditional longboard or skateboard. Surfskating is completely different than either skateboarding or longboarding and can be used effectively for surfers to do surf training on flat days.

Surfskating is not only for surfers, but for everyone who loves the freedom and flow of board sports and wants to experience a completely new, different, and liberating style of riding.

STAND UP PADDLE

Benefits of Stand Up Paddling

  • Inclusivity: everyone can enjoy this water sport, regardless of age and athletic background or skills.

  • Independence: you don’t need waves or a perfect water condition to enjoy an amazing SUP session. It can be done almost at any time of the day.

  • Enjoyment: it’s all about laughs, relaxation, the view, the sunsets, the silence and also the time spent well with friends.

  • Health benefits: SUP improves your balance, endurance, posture, cardio-vascular health and soothes your mind.

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