3-day windsurfing course
3 windsurfing lessons spread over 3 days (Monday-Wednesday), including a group lunch on the last day. For those who want a fixed course
Windsurfing course
Do you dream of getting started with windsurfing? This 3-day course is designed for those who want to learn the sport from scratch in a safe and structured environment.
We start with a thorough introduction to equipment, safety, and the most important basic techniques. Then we head out onto the water and work specifically on balance, sailing position, and the first maneuvers.
Over the following days, we will continue to build on your skills with plenty of time on the water. The focus is on speed, control, and safe turns, so that you gradually become more confident and independent on the board.
You will be part of a permanent team and follow the same instructor throughout the entire course.
Time: Monday to Wednesday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
We conclude each day with a group review and individual feedback. On the last day, we round off the course with a pleasant group lunch.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How old do you have to be to participate?
To participate in our regular windsurfing course, you must be at least 15 years old. If you are between 12 and 15 years old and want to try windsurfing for the first time, we recommend participating in ourWindsurfing Course Introduction (Group)and, if you have tried it before,the Windsurfing Course Beginners (Group).
Is it necessary to have windsurfing experience to participate?
You don't need to have any windsurfing experience to take part in Fores' regular windsurfing courses.
What is included?
The course consists of three 3-hour lessons. All necessary equipment, including wetsuits, is included. You will receive individual feedback after each lesson, and we will finish with a group lunch on the last day.
What happens if the weather is bad?
If the weather is bad (lightning, thunder, storms) we reserve the right to cancel or move the course to another day. If there is no wind, we will go through other relevant topics, including how to rig a sail, theory etc.