Surfing
Surfing disciplines include: Shortboard, Longboard, Big Wave, SUP, Bodyboarding, and Para-surf
SurfGroms, opens in a new tab. Programs cater to Groms between the ages of 5-12 years old. SurfGroms has been developed with 2 distinct age categories – MiniGroms (5-8 years old) and SuperGroms (9-12 years old) – and 5 separate skill levels.
Surfing Mums, opens in a new tab. Aims to foster a love of the ocean. You can be a total novice or have been riding waves for a while. You can surf, body board, SUP, go for a beach run, or do some laps in the ocean pool.
Adaptive Surfing, opens in a new tab. Like regular surfing, adaptive surfing or para surfing involves the surfer paddling out and riding a wave towards the shore. Adaptive surfing can occur wherever there are suitable waves, this is mainly in the ocean however can also be done in lakes, rivers, and through artificial waves. Surfing requires the use of a surfboard. Adaptive surfing allows for modifications to be made to the surfboard so that it can be properly used and safe for the surfer.
Recreation
- Artificial surfing environments. A variety of technologies and setups designed to simulate ocean waves, providing surfers with opportunities to practice and enjoy the sport in non-coastal locations.
Sporting Schools
Sporting Schools. Introducing students to surfing.
- SurfGroms. For ages 5-12 years. The program uses group-based games to equip kids with the skills they need to surf and have fun.
- Teen SurfGroms. For ages 12-14 years. Provides a learning environment and lesson structure where teenagers feel comfortable and connected with peers of a similar surfing ability.
- SchoolSUP. For years 3-6. The program is designed to equip primary school students with core paddle skills and essential water safety knowledge.
- TeenSup. For years 7-8. Starts with an introduction to stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) and water safety, at a beginner skill level.
