Hey folks,
Just a reminder that Sunday from noon onwards at the Narrabeen Surf Club, NSWKBA and Narrabeen Surf Life Saving Club will host a "Massive Season Opener".
www.facebook.com/events/222668221195248/Conditions look windy with some significant surf happening, along with two hours of KiteSkills sessions, Sydney Uni Crazy Kitesurfers (SUCK) Fancy Dress kite race and BBQ/beers at the end.
Events and food are FREE for current NSWKBA members. Non-members $5 sausage sizzle and $15 dinner BBQ. Drinks extra.
Non-members welcome!
NOTE: there are three surf clubs in Narrabeen. It's the one in the middle on Ocean Street, just South of Albert Street HERE:
LOCATION: goo.gl/maps/t6ZVz Parking: Important! Warringah Council Rangers patrol the club area regularly so unless you have a Warringah Parking Sticker, you'll need to park on the main road outside of the club parking area on Ocean Street (BTW, the semi-circle labelled as “Ocean Street” on Google Maps by the club is actually where you can only park with a Warringah Parking sticker (it's not actually Ocean street…)
Shoes: The club has a no-sand, shoes-required policy for the upstairs presentation area, so make sure you bring some form of footware. Thongs are OK.
SCHEDULE: Here's the most current schedule of events. This may shift somewhat, depending on conditions.
12 Noon START TIME: sausage sizzle on the BBQ; Staging, setup and kiting
1:30. Sausage sizzle finishes.
1:30 KiteSkills Clinics Begin in the Club House on Level 1; North side of building adjacent to the bar
2:45 15 min break
3:00 – 3:30 S.U.C.K. downwind race.
3:45: Kiteskills sessions resume
5:15 BBQ and beer begins
7pm End KITESKILLS CLINICS (expected start time 1:30pm)
Topic & Presenter
KiteChicks Update--Priya Mohandas
Developing your skills and style--Jen Phillips
Hitting the road. Kite travel!--Jen Phillips
Freestylin'!--Christelle Le Baccon
More Freestyling—pushing your limits--Marine Sudre
BREAK
Going strapless --Rob Smallwood
Weather skills for kiters--Sonia Robinson
Mastering the waves on a surfboard--Pete Smith
Kite Safety –Planning for failure--Jono Woodhouse
Snow kiting--Jordan Girdis
Kite racing and the Rio Olympics--Jordan Girdis
