Build useful speed
Maintain a balanced prone position. Practise paddle rhythm and entry position so you move towards the wave instead of waiting to be pushed.
SURFPLUS / G2
Catch whitewater with your own paddling
Find the timing.
Catch it yourself.
THE CAPABILITY TO BUILD
Paddle for suitable whitewater independently and connect the catch, pop-up and ride.
YOUR STARTING POINT
Surfers building on safe board handling and basic pop-ups. If you are starting from zero, ask the team to include the foundations rather than assume you can skip them.
01 / THE SKILLS
Build it one part at a time.
Turn speed into a take-off
Recognise the start window and connect your final strokes, push-up and foot placement without losing the wave.
Know what you are catching
Distinguish broken whitewater from unbroken waves. Small unbroken-wave exercises can introduce G3; they are not the core G2 whitewater goal.
02 / A TRAINING RHYTHM
Prepare. Practise. Review.
This sequence illustrates how the skills can connect. It is not a fixed timetable or a promise to pass within a set number of days. Session count, duration, location and teaching language must be confirmed with the Kuta team.
- 01
Check the foundations and practise efficient paddling.
- 02
Repeat whitewater catches and the transition into pop-ups.
- 03
Compare wave types and review independent attempts.
03 / WHAT PROGRESS LOOKS LIKE
Observe the movement.
Keep the evidence.
These are useful observations to discuss with a coach. They do not calculate a pass, issue a certificate or create a student record. Current assessment arrangements must be confirmed before booking.
- Start paddling and catch suitable whitewater without a push.
- Connect the catch to a balanced pop-up and straight ride.
- Choose a suitable attempt and maintain safe spacing and exits.
ObserveDiscussRepeat
If a skill is not yet consistent, identify the specific gap and discuss targeted practice and review. Confirm whether further sessions or equipment use are included or charged separately.
04 / BEFORE YOU BOOK
A clear plan starts
with a conversation.
Equipment and preparation
Ask the team to confirm a suitable board and leash, clothing for the conditions and sun protection. Confirm what is supplied, any rental cost, sizing and what you should bring.
Tell us about your starting point
Share your previous experience, confidence in the water, preferred dates, group size and teaching language. A recent surfing clip can help the team understand your starting point if you choose to share one.
Price, dates and inclusions
Current Kuta prices are confirmed by enquiry. Ask about currency, sessions and duration, equipment, recording, accommodation, transport, insurance, cancellation terms and any follow-up training charges. No booking or payment is taken on this page.
Suitable conditions come first
The on-site team decides whether conditions and the training area are suitable for your ability. Do not use a website level label as permission to enter unfamiliar conditions.
05 / QUESTIONS WORTH ASKING
Know what you are
signing up for.
Does G2 mean I can already surf unbroken waves?
Its core goal is independent whitewater catching. An introduction to small unbroken waves is a transition; stable unbroken-wave take-offs belong to the G3 learning path.
Can I skip a level?
Discuss equivalent experience with the team. A label from a previous course is useful context, but the next plan should follow your current observed ability.
Are certification and repeat lessons included?
Do not assume they are included. Confirm any assessment, certificate, validity period, repeat-session fee and participating location before booking. Completing a course and being certified are separate matters.
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