Aula de Surf - Intermédio - Karma Surf School

AULAS DE SURF INTERMÉDIAS

As aulas de surf intermédias são a escolha certa para aqueles que querem aprender as primeiras manobras em ondas verdes e ininterruptas e aumentar o tamanho das ondas até ondas mais exigentes com altura de cabeça.

Os objectivos de aprendizagem são definidos individualmente com base nos seus desejos e na avaliação das suas competências. Pequenos grupos de, no máximo. 3 garantem atenção total e progresso rápido.

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What We Offer

O QUE ENSINAMOS AOS SURFISTAS INTERMÉDIOS

Instruções de segurança e etiqueta de surf

Técnicas de remada

Descolar e surfar ondas verdes até à altura da cabeça

Posicionamento e postura na prancha

Primeiras manobras: bottom- /top-turn, curva em S

Previsão e avaliação das condições locais de surf

Conheça o seu equipamento e utilize-o de forma sensata

INTERMEDIATE SURF LESSONS

Learn how to surf green waves!

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PORQUÊ APRENDER A SURFAR CONNOSCO

SAFETY's FIRST

We follow and teach all necessary safety precautions. All guides are fully qualified (FPS/ISA) and hold ocean-lifesaver license.

FUN

Its all about fun, love for the ocean and a good laugh in good company. Surfing is fun all the way and you'll enjoy every minute of it for sure!

QUALITY

Small groups and student-teacher ratio of max. 3:1 ensure high quality surfing lessons with maximum individual attention.

PASSION

Because we just love surfing and being in the water, we put all our passion into teaching you. You will feel the difference!

Testimonials

Great! As I already have done some beginners courses and have surfed already some small green waves by myself, I felt stuck and wanted to progress further. I met Joao and he took me to the next level. After this one week I was able to surf bigger waves and improved my humble maneuvers. He also gave me great tipps in the water and how to position my self reading the waves. Top! Thank you!!

Aaron

- Munich, Germany

I use to surf quite a while, but never have I learned so much like in that one week with these guys! Super helpful and great tipps. Its cool they use video analysis to show you exactly how to improve! Surfing just became double the fun! Thank you so much! See you soon again!

Mareike

- Amsterdam, Holland

Brilliant! I was struggling for a while to get my take-off right and fell a lot, but after the first day already I caught more waves than ever and had no trouble on the take-off anymore! Like magic they just taught me the right movement. Anyone need some progress in surfing, this is the school! Love you guys! Cheers!

Chloe

- London, UK

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FAQs

Do I Need to Be a Good Swimmer?

You should at least be able to swim on your own. Although you will be connected to your floating surfboard by a leash intermediate courses approach the lineup with no sand beneath your feet.

Am I considered an intermediate surfer?

We would evaluate you as an intermediate surfer, if you are able to catch and surf medium sized (up to shoulder-high) green (unbroken) waves on your own, doing first maneuvers, with a hardboard and know how to duck-dive or turtle-roll in order to paddle through the withewater to reach the lineup.

What do I need to bring?

For surfing you will get all material from us. This includes wetsuit, board and leash. You should have a towel and bikini/shorts/speedo to wear underneath the wetsuit, if you prefer to. We do recommend bringing sun screen (or blocker/ zinc) and something cozy to wear (hoodie, beanie) after the surf lesson in case the weather and water conditions might cool you down a bit.

Which surf spots are we surfing?

Since we are a mobile surf school, we will choose the best beach or reef break for you to surf, depending on wind / wave conditions and according to your skills and goals. The surf spot will be announced before the lesson. We will surf beaches and reefs at the south and the west coast in a radius of about 45 minutes driving from our surf schools base, usually choosing the nearest best surf spot possible.

Should I continue riding longboard or go shorter?

Depends on your goals and style. Going long always means catching waves more ease and ride them with more stability. Shortboards are not so forgiving on posture or balance mistakes. Catching waves is much harder, but if you do they shine with better maneuverability. But for now, don't worry about it. Try a MiniMalibu (7'6'') and focus on catching and riding as many waves as possible.