We run camps with venues we trust to deliver consistent, high-quality waves. Lost Shore is one of them.

Paddling out without a single thing to work on turns surfing into reps. Without a goal and a feedback loop, time in the water stops compounding.

After a wave, most surfers go off feel rather than facts. Without video or a coach’s eye, it’s hard to know what actually caused the wipeout.

Random sessions in random conditions don’t add up to real change. Skill needs reps in the right order, not just reps.

More years in the water doesn’t automatically mean better surfing — without correction, the same bad habits get more deeply grooved in.