Lesson Plan
From your first wing handling to flying independently — here's how we structure your progression.
The 4 Phases
Foundations & First Rides
Goal: Build equipment understanding and safe wing control while achieving the first rides.
- Explanation of gear setup
- Land control of the wing
- First rides underpowered
- Direction control while riding
- Riding upwind without flying
Outcome: Students can handle the wing safely, ride in both directions, and control their board position on the water.
Power & First Take-Off Attempts
Goal: Learn to ride with power and understand how to generate lift.
- Riding with a flying powered wing
- Holding waiting position & take-off position
- Using the wing to pump
- First take-off attempts
Outcome: Students understand lift mechanics and begin achieving their first foil take-offs.
First Flights & Foil Control
Goal: Achieve sustained flight and improve control on foil.
- First flights
- Controlling balance & direction while flying
- Upwind riding on foil
- Controlled stops
Outcome: Students experience sustained flights and gain confidence riding and stopping on foil.
Efficiency & First Maneuvers
Goal: Build riding efficiency and introduce advanced techniques.
- Foil pumping
- Low-power take-offs
- Downwind riding
- First jibe attempts
Outcome: Students improve flight efficiency and start linking maneuvers toward full independence.
Tailored Lesson — On-Demand Coaching
Goal: Work on specific skills and progression goals defined together based on your level and riding ambitions.
- Advanced jibes & tacks
- Wave riding fundamentals
- Basic jumps & aerial control
- Advanced foil & wing handling techniques
Outcome: Students receive targeted coaching focused on breaking personal progression barriers and unlocking new riding skills.
Ready to Hit the Water?
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