Ladies Shredding! Another Epic Year of BWSW-Supported Sessions
- North Devon Wake Park
- Oct 9, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 15, 2024
Wow, what a summer it's been! Thanks to the incredible support of British Waterski and Wakeboard (BWSW), we've wrapped up another amazing season of our ladies-only sessions, and we're stoked to share the highlights!
From the first timid toe-dips in May to the confident carves we're seeing now, it's been incredible to witness the progression and camaraderie amongst our female riders. We've had seasoned pros sharing tips with first-timers, laughter echoing across the water, and a whole lot of "high fives" as personal bests were smashed.
Extended Sessions = Extended Stokedness!
This year, thanks to BWSW funding, we were able to extend our sessions into September, and what a treat that was! The slightly cooler temperatures and quieter waters made for perfect learning conditions, and the vibe was electric. We saw a surge in new faces, proving that the desire to shred knows no season!
Why These Sessions Rock:
Supportive Environment: Learning new watersports can be intimidating, but our ladies-only sessions create a safe and encouraging space where everyone feels comfortable to try new things, ask questions, and progress at their own pace.
Skill-Building Focus: With dedicated coaching and a focus on skill development, our participants have made incredible strides. We've seen ladies conquer their fear of deep water, nail their first wake jumps, and even master some impressive new tricks!
Community Vibes: Beyond the skills, these sessions have fostered a strong sense of community. New friendships have blossomed, and the water has become a place where women can connect, support each other, and simply have fun!
Looking Ahead:
While the extended sessions are sadly coming to an end, the stoke doesn't stop here! We're already planning for next year, with even bigger and better things in store.
A huge shout-out to BWSW for their continued support in making these sessions possible. You're helping to break down barriers and empower women in watersports, and that's something truly awesome.
To all our amazing ladies: Keep shredding, keep supporting each other, and we can't wait to see you back on the water next season!
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