American Surf Magazine is a new media outlet that covers all things surf related from sea to shining sea. Check out their recent feature interview with Liv Stone, one of the leading faces in adaptive surfing, and get ready to get inspired as she chats about her journey, progression, and working with SEA’s own Coach Sean Brody on Team USA’s Para Surf Team.

“Our coach, Sean Brody, is the best. He helps us with heat strategies and training at a high level. This way, we’re prepared, and when we surf, we can bring out the best in our surfing and show the judges what we trained so hard for. I love being a part of Team USA.”
- Liv Stone, 3X World Champion Surfer

Summer camp is an awesome way to help students build confidence and explore unique interests. By engaging independently in new experiences, campers learn problem solving, communication, and grit. Surf camps provide a unique opportunity for campers to explore a particularly unfamiliar environment to learn competence and independence in the ocean. Surf camps have been building 21st century skills in campers since their inception. Read on to discover how your camper can build 21st century skills through surf camps.

Surfing has a long-standing tradition of pride in being self taught. It may take you decades before you learn to paddle out through the breakers and access the real waves that you’re hoping to surf. Who wants to spend their childhood getting beaten up on the inside or their first few years in San Diego being battered by the ocean? You don’t need to spend your beginner sessions that way.

Surfing in San Diego can be a fun and engaging sport for kids and adults alike and is one of the best surf destinations in North America. With an abundance of beaches, and so many waves to choose from, what’s to keep you from getting outside and surfing?

There is nothing better than scoring fun waves then chowing down on amazing food. Here at Surf Education Academy, we take our post-surf meal seriously!! Here are our top 5 go-to meals…