It shows just one of those fantastic days where everyone is having so much fun.

Nico sailing with the guests and catching some waves with the 5.3 Combat and Skate 100L.

Eric coming back from another speedy rescue to check out his lessons with his favorite toy this Summer, our new rescue boat.

Laurent working on his gybing.

Antoine goes for a wave 360º

Julien leads yet another run out to find some ramps with the 85L Free Wave and the North Ice 4.7m.

Antoine tries another move.

This time going into his flat spin back loop with the 83L New Wave and 5.3 Firefly.

Laurent getting some air time with the 105L Free Wave and 6.2 Atlas.

And finally Victor testing the new 2012 sail and hitting that lip with his favorite board the New Wave 76L.

Every went on the water later in the morning to practice as they were really tiered. So it was only a short session before lunch.

Then into La Pulga for the contest.

Perfect conditions for them to play.

The conditions were just perfect.

And now for the jump session.

So the final decision was that Justin is wave champion.

We had a great camp and we look forward to the next one.

WE GOT IT!

The day started with the briefing and especially explaining safety and high wind, big wave sailing.

Then it was down to the beach and on to the water for the morning session.

It’s windy and boy those waves are big.

Security was very important for us this day and we were busy. The platform was used a lot for resting and watching the action.

There was just so much action going on.

Then it was in for lunch and time to try and find some smaller sails.

The afternoon session was just crazy.

There were a lot of tiered smiling faces today.

Last day tomorrow.

Then they hit the water for a flat water session.

With the camp and the rest of the clients being in the same area it was a challenge to know where everyone was. With them practicing so many maneuvers they were in the water a lot. Right I have 6 orange, 8 yellow, 2 blue and 1 red.

For us Security is our most important objective plus it gives us an opportunity to analyze peoples sailing and be able to give advice.

After lunch and a rest they went back on the water at 15.00 hrs and it was looping crazy.

They then went down to the beach with the SUPs to learn how to do warm up excursuses no wind physical training followed by a Swim and SUP relay.

After lunch it was time to learn how to judge, so they took it in turns to be on the water competing.

They find out competing is hard but judging is even harder.

But celebrating the victory is easy.

So as always the day finishes with stretching and remembering the fantastic day.