Advanced Stand Up Paddle board surfing

ADVANCED STAND UP PADDLE BOARD SURFING 2 HOURS

Our 2 hour whole day Surf SUP lessons are aimed at getting you to learn how to surf your Paddle board while having fun in a safe environment! We will introduce you to the equipment and how to get your first waves.

You MUST be able to Paddle board as this is not a beginner lesson, you will need to know how to paddle and control the board.

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Please make sure you check the surf report on our page before booking 3 ft and over there will be surf you can check on our surf report , there will be NO REFUNDS if there is NO SURF an alternative activity will be put in place dependent on ages.

Surf Report Link

http://kentsurfschool.co.uk/surf-report/

Juniors. 16 yrs and above for this course

All participants must be able to of completed a beginner paddle board lesson and can swim at least 50 metres and should, under no circumstances, be under the influence of any alcohol, drugs or medication at the time of the lesson which may adversely affect their physical capabilities.

All participants suffering any physical or medical conditions, illnesses or allergies, including any prescribed medications, should make us aware of any such conditions or requirements prior to the event.

No-one should participate in any surfing lesson if they are pregnant or suffering from a heart condition.

Slim-fit'/Lycra swimwear, to be worn underneath the wetsuit (i.e., no 'baggy' shorts)

Towel

CHILDREN <12YRS: 'Rock-pooling'/neoprene (soft rubber-soled) shoes or wetsuit boots are recommended for protection against weever fish. This applies to summertime only (May-Oct), as we provide boots during winter.

Itinerary

Meet & greet your selected instructor

Allocation of equipment, wetsuit and surfboard at the surf school

A full 2 hour supervised surfing lesson

Assessment of ocean conditions

Beach/surf safety introduction

Introduction to equipment and safe handling techniques

Introduction to prone surfing

Transitioning to feet, accelerating and stopping/falling safely

Applying newly-developed skills to changing conditions and/or more progressive equipment

Session debrief