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beaches and consistent swells, is the perfect place to learn. Complete beginners are advised to seek the help of a B.S.A. (British Surfing Association) approved surf school, to learn safety in the water & to increase competence.
When proficient the key things to remember are:
Know your limits, you will not be Kelly Slater in a week, and it will be safer to master the white water before tackling the green waves.
Purchase a suitable board and not the coolest, many make the mistake of buying a board less than 7 ft after only surfing for a week, a big float board is preferable to struggling around on a tooth pick. If you are inexperienced ask a surf shop for advice, as there are over 1000 types of board available. Purchasing the cheapest wetsuit can also be a mistake as this type is only effective in the High summer months. Make sure your wetsuit fits properly as this will aid buoyancy, warmth and safety, thus increase possible time in the water.
Perranporth Surf School is conveniently based directly on Perranporth Beach; offering lessons to all ages (8yrs+) and abilities. From single ‘taster’ sessions to full week packages, Perranporth Surf School’s team of experienced, fully qualified, and friendly instructors will provide fun and informative lessons to help you progress quickly, safely and with maximum enjoyment of learning to surf.
Offering two sessions daily, seven days a week between May and September, we have the package to suit every budding surfer. All equipment is provided free of charge, with discounts available for families, students and groups.
urfing is becoming more and more popular with up to 500,000 people taking part in the UK. The north coast of Cornwall, with its long flat
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To book, call us on
07974 550 823
www.perranporthsurfschool.co.uk
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