SUP & Paddleboarding discovery
What are you trying to achieve?
A few short questions — two to four minutes — reviewed personally by Skip. This is the beginning of the coaching rather than a booking form: nothing is booked, paid for or confirmed here.
How it works
Your first session starts before we meet.
Tell Skip what you're trying to achieve, where you are now and what's getting in the way. He reviews it personally and uses it to plan the session around you.
The aim is to identify the things likely to make the biggest difference for you — not to work through a generic lesson plan.
You may only need one session.
On a paddleboard, small changes to stance, paddle technique, board control or the way you read conditions can sometimes make a substantial difference.
The first session is deliberately designed to stand on its own. Many people leave with enough understanding to practise and keep progressing independently.
If further coaching is genuinely useful, it costs less — the Discovery and planning have already been done. The aim isn't to maximise the number of sessions; it's to make the coaching useful.