PROGRESSOR SURF COURSE

THIS IS WHERE THINGS GET CHALLENGING...

No more whitewater waves, those days are dead and forgotten. 

From here on out it's unbroken waves only, and this transition is a big one. 

An entirely new skillset must be acquired as the playing field changes dramatically - out with the old in with the new. 

The Progressor Course will teach you all of the nuanced skills you'll need to navigate out the back, own your place in the lineup, and catch green waves unassisted. 

READING WAVES & PEAK POSITIONING

Learn new skills on how to read waves, understand the ebbs and flows of the ocean, and how to position yourself in the right spot at the right time. 

Put yourself in the right spot, and everything else will fall into place. 

TAIL HIGH TAKE OFFS

Taking off on steep waves requires some very counterintuitive board positioning skills. You'll learn how it's done - the right way - setting a solid foundation to build upon as you improve.

ZONAL SURFING

Good surfing is all about speed, power, and flow.

But getting all those pieces together requires specialised wave positioning. 

You'll learn all of that and more.

TURN AND GO

Board skills are boring, I get it, but learning just a few key skills will put you way ahead of where you'd otherwise be. 

You'll learn these key techniques, and how to introduce them into your day to day surfing repertoire. 

POP & CORK

Advanced surfers use a technique called the Pop & Cork to catch waves with little to no paddling. 

This one skill alone can increase your wave count by 200%+

UP THE MOUNT

Increase your make-rate dramatically on steep unbroken waves by understanding the technique used by the pro's to make it a walk in the park.

It's easy when you know how...

Rowan is an elite surf coach and co-founder of The House of Surf. He's been helping people overcome their fear hurdles in the surf for the past five years.

ROWAN CLIFFORD

Lauren Ringer is an ex-professional surfer, and elite mindset coach. Lauren has been coaching people in and out of the water for the past 10 years. 

LAUREN RINGER