​More Than a Professional Surfer

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If someone had told me a few years ago that I would one day host a surf week, I probably wouldn’t have believed it.

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I didn’t grow up by the ocean.
I started surfing at 20 – landlocked, with no surf background and no clear plan. Just the motivation to get better.

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Surfing is a demanding and often frustrating sport, especially when you start late.
That’s why I made a conscious decision early on: if I wanted to progress, I needed structure and good coaching.
I trained with top-level coaches whenever I could, worked consistently on technique, and tried to really understand how and why movements work.

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Today, I compete as a professional surfer and work as a surf coach.
My focus is on solid fundamentals, clean technique and efficient movement – because that’s what creates real performance in the water.

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At the same time, I learned that performance only works when confidence is there.
Understanding technique, knowing what to focus on, and trusting your body makes surfing feel clearer and more controlled.

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That’s what I want to share during this week:
structured technical input, practical coaching experience and a mindset that helps you surf with more confidence, clarity and consistency – wherever you’re starting from.

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