OUR
METHOD
Our methodology focuses on 4 key ways to enhance your surfing.
Technical
training
Technical Training
01
Technical training equipment and exercises offer the opportunity to practise the body movements and positions required in surfing – in a controlled environment, with direct supervision, instruction and correction from experienced surf coaches.
Surf Skate
02
Surf skates are the number one way to simulate the motion of surfing on dry land. The movements needed to initiate turns and speed closely mimic the feeling of being in the water. Coupled with our wave ramps it makes for ideal training.
Balance Boards
03
From take off to turns, we have a range of balance boards to simulate the feeling of being in a surfboard. A controlled and repeatable environment enables us to focus in key points of technique that make the difference in the water.
Technique Drills
04
We have a range of drills and activities using all varieties of equipment to simulate all aspects of surfing.
Video
analysis
Video Analysis
01
Video analysis is one of the most useful tools to develop your surfing. Seeing the points you need to focus on, really helps develop an understanding and push for improvement.
In Water
02
We can use video analysis to look at your performance in the water, for your self awareness and to correct the key behaviour in our facility, using our functional training equipment.
On Land
03
With our indoor equipment, your evolution will be boosted, by correcting your mistakes on unstable surfaces right after you take conscience about them.
Direct Training
04
Having the video analysis next to the training equipment means you can also be corrected in a controlled environment and improve in real time.
Theoretical
lessons
Theory
01
Surfing is not just about standing up, there is much more to learn about the environment, rules and behaviour to feel that you know what you do, respecting yourself and the other surfers around you.
Wind
02
Wind effect on waves is vital information for any surfer to understand, in order to know how to read the forecast.
this will help you to choose the best times and places.
Wave formation
03
No two waves are the same and there are many factors that go into defining the individual characteristics of a wave, as well as how and why those characteristics can change.
Tides
04
There is more to get a good surf experience than the eye can see, a surfer with a better knowledge of the environment will always be one step ahead to take your own decisions.
Evolution
plan
Evolution Plan
01
Get a customized evolution plan with all the steps you need, to go from beginner to an advanced independent surfer.
Self Evaluation
02
Get conscious about your surf technique and the details you need to improve by participating in your own evaluation.
Instructor Opinion
03
Decide with your instructor, which points you need to take more attention and which ones you can improve first.
Feedback
04
Take home a resume of your progression and of which points to improve next.
