SOLO BOARD SURFING
Solo board riding is such a great way of experiencing everything surfing has to offer. No wave is the same and no surfer rides the waves in the same way. Solo riding can be seen in many forms and styles. This way of surfing is great for anyone who can self support in either a prone, kneeling or stand up variation
SEATED BOARD SURFING
Our seated board is a fantastic way to experience surfing for those less able to self support for periods of time. The mounted seat is super comfy and allows for a fully supported surf session. It is mounted on an 11'6 board which means it is extremely stable to enable the participant to feel safe and comfortable whilst also being able to catch some epic waves.
PRONE SURFING
Prone surfing combines some of the best parts of adaptive surfing for those wanting to get closer to the action! Using our FLOWT prone boards with their built in handles, chest riser and leg support it allows surfers to ride independently with the added confidence of support throughout the body. This can be for both those wishing to paddle into waves and for those unable to do so.
TANDEM PRONE/KNEELING SURFING
Tandem surfing is epic fun! The feeling and rush of riding a wave with the benefits of having a coach riding along with you. This style of surfing can be seen in many forms from laying prone to kneeling with support from one of our coaches. It allows the rider to experience surfing in the way that suits them.
TANDEM STAND UP SURFING
The goal in surfing is to have fun and surf the way you want to! For some people that is riding a wave standing. With the tandem standing approach you get to experience this whilst having one of our coaches join you. It's so much fun and, with their knowledge of navigating waves, allows you the most time to enjoy the experience.
Getting you ready for your surf session
At the start of your session you will meet your instructor and they will take you through the type of equipment that may be needed for your surf!
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Check out the types of things we wear below!
Wetsuit
Why do we wear wetsuits?
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Wetsuits are the basis of any surf session. They keep you warm by trapping a layer of water between the suit and your skin that warms up to match your body temperature. We have different adapted suits available.
Rash vest
Why do we wear rashvests?
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As we run sessions on a life-guarded beach it is important to identify ourselves. All of our instructors (in the green rashvests) are qualified lifeguard which means we do not surf between the flagged area.
Thermal skin
What are thermal skins?
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Thermal rashvests go underneath your wetsuit to add an extra layer of warmth for people who may be more susceptible to cooler water.
Buoyancy aid
Do I need a BA?
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Not everyone needs a buoyancy aid however some people are less able to support themselves in the water. BA's as well as your wetsuit will keep you buoyant but also allow your instructor to assist you if required.
Helmet
Do I need a helmet
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We have some epic looking AdSurf helmets made by the lovely people at Gecko headgear. If you are using one of our tandem or seated boards, or if you have any previous head injuries we may ask you to wear one.
Boots/gloves
Do I need boots and gloves?
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Boots and gloves are always available for anyone who needs them. These are awesome for keeping your extremities nice and warm!