Introduction to Foiling

Start your foiling adventure with our Tow Foil lessons.

Why Tow Foil?
Tow Foiling is the most efficient way to learn and understand the mechanics of the foil. A Tow Foil lesson creates a controlled environment, giving you the freedom to completely focus on the board. Its the best place to start, or a great place to re-visit if you've already given the foil a try and aren't seeing much progress.

Who are Tow Foil Lessons for?
Beginners: If you've had some experience with surfing, skateboarding, snowboarding, or foiling, you'll quickly grasp the body mechanics needed to make the foil soar. Even if you're new to these activities and lack standing balance, foiling while lying or kneeling can still be a blast.
Intermediate: If you're already foiling but haven't quite mastered pumping and catching waves, our lessons can be a game-changer for you.

What to expect
Each lesson is tow-based and carried out by boat, pulling two participants in rotation for two hours. If you're learning solo, we'll pair you up with another student or you can bring a friend! This allows for a discount of $25 per person.

What's Included
We provide top-of-the-line foil equipment, SUP or prone/surf boards, intercom helmets for safety and communication, impact vests/buoyancy aids, and all necessary rescue and first aid gear. You just need to bring yourself and a suitable wetsuit.

Notes
Feel free to use your own equipment, but please ensure you're physically fit and confident in your swimming abilities since you may need to swim during the session. You'll receive high-resolution video footage of your foiling experience at the end for feedback and bragging rights!

Location
Our sessions take place on Nerang River, behind the convention centre in Broadbeach, which is perfect for flat water lessons.