Padang Padang Surf Camp

Padang Padang Surf Camp Beautiful culture, excellent waves. If you want to surf in a warm, lush tropical environment, be our guests. www.balisurfingcamp.com

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27/08/2026

A good bottom turn is about getting on a rail, getting low, and letting the turn generate speed. 🏄‍♂️⚡️

That’s exactly what we’re training here on the surf skate: approach with control, compress into the turn, then use the rail to create that acceleration.

Build the movement on land, and it becomes second nature when you’re back on a wave. 🌊

19/08/2026

Bali Surf Report
Dreamland — 19 August 2026

Maxing out at Dreamland this morning—testing both the surfers’ courage and their leashes. 🤙

24/07/2026

Lay it on a rail, push, and feel that boost of speed, it’s the same sensation you’re chasing on a wave. Coming down the line, compressing through the bottom turn, extending to reach the top of the wave: same movement, just on concrete instead of water. Train it on the surf skate first, and it starts to click before you’re even back in the ocean. 🌊

Bali Surf ReportToro Toro15-07-2026Toro-Toro turned on at first light with clean, shoulder-to-head-high peaks breaking i...
15/07/2026

Bali Surf Report
Toro Toro
15-07-2026

Toro-Toro turned on at first light with clean, shoulder-to-head-high peaks breaking in both directions thanks to the powerful swell we have today in Bali. The kids were the standouts this morning, trading long rights and a few fun lefts while the early glass held, linking turns down the line as the sun rose over Jimbaran Bay. Consistent sets kept the lineup moving, and the deep channel made for an easy paddle back after every ride.

We're now in peak dry season, but with lighter winds than usual for this time of year, conditions have stayed extra clean. Sessions like this are why Toro-Toro remains the surf camp's favourite wave — easy takeoffs, playful walls, and rides that run longer than you expect.

14/07/2026

New at the surf camp: ice bath + sauna, built from 100-year-old teak from the forests of Java.

Surfing twice a day is hard on the body. Cold plunge after your session brings the inflammation down, sauna gets the blood moving and loosens everything back up. Alternate a few rounds and you’re ready to paddle out again tomorrow.

Recover like you surf — every day. 🧊🔥

   

🌊 Ever timed a session perfectly and still got it wrong? The tide is probably why.
Swell forecast? Checked. Wind? Checke...
11/07/2026

🌊 Ever timed a session perfectly and still got it wrong? The tide is probably why.

Swell forecast? Checked. Wind? Checked. But the tide is the variable most surfers understand least — and it can turn a perfect reef into an unrideable one in under an hour.

Swipe through for 5 things every surfer should understand 👉

1️⃣ Why two tides a day — the Moon pulls two bulges around the planet at once
2️⃣ Why Bali is semi-diurnal — and why one low tide is never the same as the other
3️⃣ Spring vs neap — the 14-day rhythm that decides how long your tide window lasts
4️⃣ It’s not just the Moon — the Sun plays a bigger role than you’d think
5️⃣ The Rule of Twelfths — why Dreamland, Pandawa and Uluwatu each have their own sweet spot, and why neaps give you hours to work with

Next time you check the swell forecast, check the tide chart too. 🌙

29/06/2026

Dreamland yesterday afternoon. Open barrels, pumping sets, and coaches in the water breaking down every read in real time.

This is what barrel coaching looks like when the ocean actually shows up.

Not every session delivers this. But when it does — you want to already know how to position, when to pull in, and how to hold your line.

   

🌊 The Science of Waves — a surfer’s guideEver wondered why some waves barrel and others crumble? Or why Uluwatu is never...
24/06/2026

🌊 The Science of Waves — a surfer’s guide
Ever wondered why some waves barrel and others crumble? Or why Uluwatu is never flat? Understanding what’s happening beneath the surface is what turns a good surfer into a great one.
Swipe through for 5 things every surfer should understand 👉

1️⃣ Why waves barrel — it’s all about the bathymetry (and a little help from offshore wind)

2️⃣ When a wave actually breaks — plus why reform waves are a beginner’s best friend

3️⃣ Why period beats height — the number most surfers ignore

4️⃣ Why Uluwatu is never flat — open to every swell direction from 165° to 280°

5️⃣ Groundswell vs windswell — why a wave that’s travelled 4,000km beats one born close to shore
Read the period, not just the height — and you’ll start paddling out on the right days. 🏄
Save this for your next surf check 📌

22/06/2026

One of the most common mistakes we see from intermediate surfers is dropping down board size way too soon. And it quietly stalls your progression for years.

The 10,000 hour rule applies to surfing — but those hours only count when you’re actually on your feet on a wave. A board that’s too small means fewer waves, fewer reps, fewer hours.
Bigger board = more waves caught = more time surfing = faster improvement.

And as a bonus, longer boards teach you to draw out real lines and keep momentum — habits that transfer directly when you do eventually size down.

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