This website for Myles Padaca's & Pancho Sullivan's "camp" caught my eye the other day: http://www.progressivesurfing.com/about.html
Anyone been around these guys, or attended on of their camps? Any recommendations on other "surf seminars" like these? I wouldn't go the full-blown in-residence week (well, OK, maybe I would) but I'd try out a day or two.
I've been doing fine on my own for the last seven years, but at this point I'd be happy to pay for expert advice and maybe even a pointer to a decent out-of-the-way spot in Waialua or Mokuleia. I doubt that major air or helicopters are in my future but I'd like to smooth out the rough spots, have a better idea what I'm doing around tubes and hanging ten, and try out a wider variety of boards.
Better still, our 17-year-old would enjoy a few hours of this before she leaves the islands for college in just 283 days. It'd make a great early graduation gift.
Anyone been around these guys, or attended on of their camps? Any recommendations on other "surf seminars" like these? I wouldn't go the full-blown in-residence week (well, OK, maybe I would) but I'd try out a day or two.
I've been doing fine on my own for the last seven years, but at this point I'd be happy to pay for expert advice and maybe even a pointer to a decent out-of-the-way spot in Waialua or Mokuleia. I doubt that major air or helicopters are in my future but I'd like to smooth out the rough spots, have a better idea what I'm doing around tubes and hanging ten, and try out a wider variety of boards.
Better still, our 17-year-old would enjoy a few hours of this before she leaves the islands for college in just 283 days. It'd make a great early graduation gift.
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