Surf Into Summer Special!
Summer is quickly approaching! We are offering a 3-lesson package for just $225! That’s right, 3 surf lessons for $225! Want to SUP instead? Get 3 SUP lessons for $250! Give us a call to reserve your first surf lesson, mention this deal and save $45…(808) 396-2324
read moreHow to catch a wave
Congratulations, you have made it to the line up and are ready to catch a wave! Here are some really basic tips for your beginner surf session… Sit near the shoulder of the wave; it is a better spot for beginners. If the waves are small you can sit closer to the breaking point. As the wave approaches, look around for other surfers paddling for the same wave. If other surfers are going for the same wave, wait for the next one..waves almost always come in sets and waiting for the second or third wave pays off. When ready, turn and point your surfboard toward the shore. Paddle as hard...
read moreHistory of Surfboards
The first surfboard were shaped from the trees of Koa, Wili Wili, and the Ula. The Gods blessed the people of Hawaii with fine woods for making high quality surfboards. A sacrificial Redfish (Kuma) was buried at the foot of the tree that was chosen as pa-ha (surfboard). The boards were sanded with coral (pokaku puna) and rough stones (oahi). Kukui bark juice, Ti plant root, banana bud juice, burnt Pandanus and Kukui nut oil were used to treat, color and preserve the board. Some of the first surfboards were up to 15′ to 18′ long and weighed over 100 lbs. Surfboards...
read moreSafety First!
S*O*A*K – brought to you by www.surfing101.com Lifeguards and warning signs aren’t your only lines of defense. Personal readiness and awareness are your other key companions. A good way to improve your readiness is by understanding the acronym “SOAK”. Study the area Stand on the beach or high point and look all around you. Know where you are entering the ocean, and have two or three exit points planned. As conditions and tides change, where you entered may no longer be safe to exit. Observe ocean conditions for at least 30 minutes This is a good time to stretch...
read moreSpring/Summer Special
We are offering a multi-class deal for this Spring/Summer…purchase FIVE surf lessons for $295! Must be used by the same person and expires 12/31/12. Start your Summer off right by surfing consistently with great instruction at an un-crowded break…and a boat ride too Call us today – 808-396-2324
read moreThe Line-Up
Understanding “the line-up” (translation: where to sit in the water when trying to catch a wave) is critical to catching the right wave. First, check out where the rest of the group is gathered. If it’s your first time at a new break, it is best to start your lineup far outside or off to the shoulder, away from the crowd & the break. This will give you a chance to observe the current conditions and decide if it is safe for you to be out. To set up your line-up, use stationary and highly visible landmarks to position yourself with. Try to find two landmarks...
read moreLearn Hawaii Surf Safety Signs Before Your Lesson
