Surf Skate Lessons Overview

Many tutorials give good hints on isolated fragments — arms, back foot, shoulders, compression or rotation — but miss the link between body, board and flow. Join if your pump keeps fading into “Stillstand”, if you want a practical training tool between surf trips, or if wind, waves or tired arms keep you out of the water. If you already feel fully at home in skateparks, ramps and bowls, this might not be the most exciting surfskate session for you. You may still take something from it when it comes to drawing the connection back to surfing. Already solid on the flats and curious about more “vert”? No problem. Quarter pipes and mini ramps are a good next step

Discover surfskating or keep working on your movement between surf sessions and surf trips. You don’t need surfing experience to get started.

Discover surfskating or refine familiar movements with a coach dedicated to you or your group. No surfing experience needed.

For short stays, beginners and anyone curious to experience the effect of land-based surf training on four wheels.

This course is set around the days with the smallest tidal shifts in the monthly tide cycle. Easier access and usually softer currents make this the best window for beginners and less experienced surfers. Two optional surfskate sessions are included. A movable layday gives time to recover, avoid unsuitable conditions and, for anyone who's interested, offers the opportunity to discover Lanzarote on a group hike.