H O U R S

Like most, I don’t have all the time in the world to get on the water.  My schedule is pretty rammed, especially in the summer.  

Monday to Friday I’m a full time mum which means baby classes, swimming classes, play dates… not to mention house cleaning (and constant toy tidying), washing, food shops and preparing dinners.  Somewhere in there I work as well.  I work from home, mostly during nap time (Ethan’s; def not mine just to clarify) but emails/calls always have a tendency to come through at the most inconvenient times, such as having a stand off during meal times, trying to rush out the door, or during nappy changing or bath times, but hey ho.

On weekends, Jon’s around to help out with parenting responsibilities while I’m coaching and / or hosting Ladies Mornings or Kids Clubs.  I’m redecorating the entire house: two rooms down!  I’m also doing my Level 3 Wakeboard Coaching Qualification.  So things are pretty busy to say the least.  But who isn’t busy these days, right?  

So where do I fit in my water time?  Don’t worry, I’ve been racking up my hours. I’ve been riding up to four times a week which is incredible – so no matter how busy you are, theres always a cheeky half hour for a few laps…

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C | W | P

I had a fun ride over at Club Wake Park this past weekend.   Toby and the crew have been super busy over the winter doing up the place and its looking sweet.  Theres a new shop (where you can pick up some fresh new Hyperlite boards), the changing rooms have been pimped AND if the previous comments haven’t grabbed your attention, they even have a new cable.  Its a new Wake Station (straight line cable) that rides really well, def get over there and test it out when you can.  As you know I love experiencing new places and ways to ride and I shall be hitting CWP again this summer for sure! 

The set up is really fun and built for riders.  You have a flat box, a long flat bar, a roof top, two mini kickers and two normal kickers.  There is also a quarter pipe thats sometimes thrown into the mix.  So if you’re an intermediate or seasoned pro there is plenty for you to sink your teeth into.  If you’ve never stepped foot on a wakeboard before, the Wake Station is a perfect way to learn, one on one tuition and the cable goes at your speed.  All info can be found on their website – http://clubwakepark.co.uk

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