Paddle Surf on Northeast Surfing Academy is located on Nantasket Beach, in Hull, MA. We are located down the street from Paragon Boardwalk at our mobile surf shop in Hull, MA AT 99 Hull Shore Drive. With over 25 years experaince we provide surf lessons Thursday to Sunday's between the hours of 9:00am and 4:00pm. If you like to have a surf lesson other times and days during the week please email us for more information. You can book a lesson by calling, booking online or visiting us on the beach. From July 1, to September 12th every year we are open for surf and paddleboard lessons, camps, rentals. Other days for lessons are available. Book online 24 hours a day.
We are Accredited by the "NSSIA" The National Surf Schools and Instructors Association and fully insured. All of our Northeast Surfing Staff are certified surf instructors. We are located right across the street from the beach at 99 Hull Shore Drive on Nantasket Beach. Showers, bathrooms, and parking are located in the area across the street. Please check any surf school you want to attend and ask where do they get their surf instructors certifications, or simply attend one of our accredited surf lessons.
Everything starts with the basics: In Surfing, nothing beats a good groundwork of fundamental skills, as this will make the learning process easier and a lot more fun. Moreover, getting those basics right during the early stages of learning will help improve your performance, giving you more confidence before actually riding a wave. Learning the basics in a Surf lesson is definitely to your advantage as it will make the learning process easier and much quicker. In this section, know the different skills you need to learn in Surfing:
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The NSSIA Mission Statement
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The National Association of Surf Schools and Instructors (NSSIA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering surf etiquette, water safety, and quality instruction programs for surfers through professional instructor development, education, accreditation and research.
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Association Principles
NSSIA has adopted the following principles to guide and govern activities of the association. |
1. NSSIA recognizes the potential harm surfers can do to one another as well as to the local environment. The NSSIA will actively promote the incorporation of surfboard safety and water safety as a first step into surf school training programs. |
2. NSSIA recognizes that being able to surf is not a reliable qualification for teaching others to surf. The NSSIA will actively promote a surf instructor certification program to qualify beginning and master level instructors that teach surfing. |
3. NSSIA recognizes that surf schools and related businesses who offer surfing lessons provide a variety of learning approaches, some more appropriate than others. The NSSIA will actively promote a surf school accreditation program so those who seek lessons can identify those organizations offering consistently high quality services. |
4. NSSIA recognizes that inexperienced surfers should not over impact more experienced surfers in the lineup. The NSSIA will promote learning activities that instill surf etiquette and low impact surfing in accredited instructional programs. |
5. NSSIA promotes the right of low-impact, free and open access to the world's waves and beaches for all people. NSSIA will support SURFRIDER and similar organizations that act to preserve this right of access. |
6. NSSIA does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, sex, or national origin for any reason. |
7. NSSIA and its representatives agree to abide by these principles and all rules and regulations governing non-profit organizations. |