A Little About Flowboarding

Flowriding is a sport for everyone! Where I flowride, there are kids as young as 8 years old flowriding to men as old as 60! There are also people from every stage of life. People that would never hang out together, like rebellious teenagers and older ladies, all come together with the common interest of flowriding. You don't need to be strong to flowride, as it is more learning to use your own weight against the wave and you don't need to be tall, or fast, or smart! All you need is a desire to learn and the time to learn it. Everyone is on a level playing field and everyone has the chance to become one of the best!

Although it may look quite simple at first glance, the sport is more difficult than you think. It took me quite a few times before I was capable of staying on the wave, and many times more than that before I could do a trick. You may not get it your first time, but it's crucial that you keep practicing so that you can find the right balance that keeps you on the wave.

There is a marvelous explanation of how to flowride on the Flowrider Website. It tells you all about the technique and the styles, and it also contains many helpful pictures.

First, you want to find a flowrider near you. Go to the Waveloch website and click on the "installations" tab at the top of the web page. There you can see if there is a flowrider located near you. If so, go ahead and check out the links below to buy yourself a board and get started! If there isn't one located near you, just wait. At the popularity they are growing, there'll be one near you in no time!

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