
Surfskate & Presence — Extended Sessions
Movement as Awareness. Presence on Wheels.
This is not a surfskate class in the traditional sense.
Surfskate & Presence is a slower, more spacious way of working with movement, where surfskating becomes a tool for awareness rather than performance or progression.
Here, movement is not something to master.
It’s something to listen to.
Who This Is For
This offering may resonate if you:
- feel drawn to conscious, attentive movement
- want to slow down and relate differently to your body
- are curious about presence through motion rather than instruction
- prefer fewer words and more sensing
No prior surfskate or surf experience is required.
What Makes This Different
Compared to Surfskate Sessions, these extended sessions:
- move at a slower, more organic pace
- focus less on technique and more on sensation
- include pauses, breath, and moments of stillness
- invite awareness of patterns in movement and attention
Surfskating becomes feedback, not a task.
What to Expect

What to Expect
Each session may include:
- a gentle arrival and grounding
- conscious warm-up
- slow, intuitive surfskate movement
- awareness of breath and sensation
- time to integrate through stillness or reflection
There is no goal to achieve.
No level to reach.
No performance to deliver.
Only presence.
Format & Practical Details
- Duration: 60 minutes
- Format: 1:1 (small groups only by request)
- Arrival: please arrive 15 minutes early to collect equipment
- Location: Faro area or agreed meeting point
- Weather-dependent
Energy Exchange
€88 — 1:1 session (60 minutes)
Travel outside Faro:
€30/hour travel + fuel
This offering is priced differently from Surfskate Sessions due to its format, pacing, and level of individual attention.
Booking
Surfskate & Presence sessions are arranged directly.
You’re welcome to reach out via:
We’ll explore:
- timing
- format
- and whether this offering fits where you are right now
A Final Note
This is a simple, attentive way to meet yourself through movement.
Nothing to fix.
Nothing to become.
Just noticing how you move — and what moves you.
