Michelle is AMAZING! She is so passionate about helping females feel comfortable on a surf board…read more She is great at communicating before the lesson and provides a lot of feedback during the lesson. We had 2 lessons with her and both were awesome! Great to find a passionate person who wants others to love it like she does. You won't regret working with Michelle, she's extremely personable, knowledgeable and passionate, she will put you at ease right away!

I recently completed a weekend surf camp with Michelle and really enjoyed it! You can book through…read moreemail. She allows up to 8 women, but be aware that her camps book up pretty quickly. I was able to squeeze in as the 8th when I booked 2 weeks in advance, but others were saying they booked months ahead. You are confirmed as booked when she receives your check in the mail. A few days before the camp, Michelle sends out an email with the details about what to bring and where to meet. She also starts a text chain so that you can communicate day-of. Our camp met as Assateague State Park at 9:00 on Sat and 10:00 on Sun (due to surf conditions). Each lesson lasts for about 2 hours (ours went slightly over). A few things to note: Assateague State Park and Assateague National Park are on the same island, but are 2 different places. After going over the bridge, stay straight to get to the state park, or turn right to go to the national park. It does cost $ to get into the State Park ($6 for out of state and $4 for in-state) so bring some cash. ASP is apparently a popular surfing spot for locals as there were probably 20 surfers right when you enter from the parking lot, so we walked down the beach a bit. On the first day, Michelle spent some time going over some safety basics, which I really appreciated! Things like coming out of the water with a hand over your head so the board doesn't hit you and making sure the board is perpendicular to the shoreline when going in and out of the water, again to prevent it from hitting you. It sounds simple, but I would not have figured those things out on my own. Then, she broke us into groups of four and had us take turns coming out to practice with her. At first, she has you get on the board and she pushes you towards the shore to ensure you are catching waves. By the second day though, she was more helping to direct when to get on your board and then you paddle to catch the wave yourself (rather than her grabbing the board and pushing you). On the second day, everyone was on their feet, standing on the board! Another cool fact about day 2- Michelle has her photographer friend come take pictures of everyone and then she gives you the photos electronically as part of your package. LOVED THAT! She also finished by giving us tips on how to pursue surfing further if interested. She told us where to rent boards, what size to get, and how to check a surf report. Also, she also said if we are ever back in the area, we can text her to ask if the weather is appropriate for surfing. I think it's awesome that she is willing to be an ongoing resource. She also started a facebook page where people who have taken lessons with her can connect to go surfing together again in the future. I honestly feel like I could rent a board in the future and catch some waves on my own- which was my whole goal of participating in the camp. One more thing- surfing is one of the most physically exhausting exercises I have tried. It truly takes your entire body to carry the boards from the car, drag the board out in the water multiple times, core strength, shoulder/arm strength, and balance to stand up. I'm in pretty good shape and I'm fairly sore. I don't say that to scare anyone off. We had a variety of shapes, sizes, and ages in our group. Just something to be aware of, as experienced surfers can make it look so easy.

Lori has been fantastic with out 5 year old. He went from no swimming to now being able to go…read moreacross the pool. Our child can be stubborn at times but she always finds a creative way to get the teaching across. She is also very punctual regardless of location. 5 star recommendation from us.

My Son had Lori Ciminelli as his one on one swim instructor and I couldn't be more pleased. She…read morecame to our community pool which was not only an added convenience, but helped my 6yo Son feel more comfortable. OC Aquatics offers group classes as well. But for my over-thinking-nervous, child one on one was best. She came to our pool and immediately jumped into teacher mode. She was very friendly and good with my Son. He didn't hesitate to listen to her and trust her. Her strong yet educational approach worked well for him. He left after our first session feeling more confident than I've seen him in a long time. We already have skills to practice until our next session. I'll be sure to set up soon! All you need is a good set of goggles and she brings the rest! Don't let the name fool you, she travels to Delaware. We live in Fenwick West/Selbyville Area.

An amazing driving school. Owned and operated by retired school teachers and administrators. They…read moreknow how to teach and interact effectively with young people. Every class they rotate teachers and each one uses different methods and tools keeping the material interesting.

If I could give A+ A 10 Star Rating I would! It was a great experience, and thanks to them I…read moreactually feel confident parallel parking which is what I was most worried about. I thought it would be odd to come and not know anyone, but I met people very quickly through the demonstrations, activities, and breaks! I really enjoyed having such great teachers like Mr. and Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Osbourne. I also enjoyed driving the BRAND NEW 2012 CHEVY Cruze! That was a reason itself why i enjoyed it. I learned so much from it and would recommend this driving school to everyone I know because they are truely A+! When we went on the last drive, we went to the MVA and saw two people try to take the test. Unfortunately they did not pass. I feel confident by the time I take my test I can pass it thanks to this GREAT Driving School!

Don't go here for repairs. I had a nightmare experience. The owner comes across as a friendly…read moreguy, and i'm sure he is, but this scenario would tick off any customer: It took him two weeks to admit he could not do a job, and he ruined an expensive part, for which I was not refunded. He fully refunded me $89 in labor charges for a botched tire replacement on my motorcycle, but the process was very frustrating, took four visits, and he damaged the rim. I lost $217.32 on the transaction, and two weeks of use of my bike. For what was a simple tire replacement. I had to schedule two weeks ahead. He popped two tubes and had to order more online. He left a voicemail complaining about the amount of time he spent "on this fucking bike." He attempted to return the bike to me with a lop-sided seated tire. Meaning he didn't even test ride it. I got over 25 mph and it felt like the tire was square, and went back to the shop irritated. He kept it another week and never called me. I returned and took back the bike, still not fixed. I understand this was a smaller, foreign motorcycle but it's a simple job. A Yamaha XT250 is one of the most basic bikes in existence. He blamed the brand new tire, the tire size, the tire seller. I'm currently riding on it, and it's fine. The second shop completed the job in less than one hour, but only after discovering that he had chipped and bent the rim trying to seat the tire by pounding on it and wedging screw drivers into it. I had to replace the rim. It showed his tool marks. Which is why I'm extremely ticked off. Save your time, go into Salisbury for bike work. This guy is a hobbyist retailer with a beach dreams, more than an experienced mechanic. Buy stickers here. Buy a T shirt. Have a biker wedding. Go elsewhere for any repairs.

From the owner: We provide motorcycle service and repair. We carry motorcycle riding gear and apparel. We offer…read moremotorcycle rider training. We offer winter motorcycle storage.