Wing Foiling Lesson

 
In this lesson, you will learn how to wingsurf first, and then after you can control the wing and the board, you will begin learning how to wing foil. When you learn how to foil, you will learn how to pump the board and the wing to get up on the foil. The lesson takes places in flat water with an experienced instructor. 
Book in advance.Contact Raphael at 757-666-8537 to book a lesson or reach us by email at vboceanvibes@gmail.com 3 hour private lesson with a skilled instructor. The lesson includes equipment and instruction (customers are responsible for renting/purchasing wetsuits and booties on their own). The location of the lesson depends on local wind conditions. The board used for foiling has plenty of volume and is beginner-friendly. The foilwing provides stability in flat water and the waves. You can learn to start riding in no time in this new and exciting sport. During the first half hour, the instructor will cover wingsurfing and wingfoiling theory as well as how to  pumping the board to get up on the foil. 
Size of foil wing used in class: 2200 mm Gravity Foil (perfect for beginners)
F-One Rocket Air 7'6" 163 liters board  (easy to stand up on) 
Shorter 45 cm mast
2.2 m, 5 m. 6.2 m and 7 m wings (you will use smaller wings if the wind is stronger; the selection of a wing also depends on the rider's weight as well)
Location: Fort Monroe Mill Creek 
 
* Safety gear is provided, such as a helmet and a lifejacket.
Bring printed and signed two copies of the  RELEASE OF LIABILITY and DECLARATION OF FITNESS forms to your instructor when you get a lesson.  You can send a photo of your signature to me at vboceanvibes@gmail.com if you want to avoid using paper. You will receive a free ebook  on kiteboarding once you purchase this lesson. Minors must have their parents sign and date the parental consent form.Please let us know your waist sizes, so we can bring the right harnesses to the lesson.
* Wing foiling requires chest high or deeper water, so lessons can only occur during high tide periods or in locations with chest deep water.  Also, wing foiling requires at least 13 knots wind speed in order to get up on the foil. Lastly, when falling off the board, always jump away from the foil.