Dan is an excellent instructor! I took lessons over the course of two days and progressed really…read morewell to the point where I was up and riding multiple times on my own! He is patient, has very good observations and gives good tips to help you improve. I would definitely recommend lessons with him to anyone looking to get into kiteboarding!

From the owner: With over 35 years of professional and personal sailing and kiteboarding experience, Ever Surf in…read moreSail strives to educate, encourage, and inspire. Specializing in kiteboarding lessons, our instructors are certified with the International Kiteboarding Organization (IKO Certified) providing safe and fun instruction. Some of the many activities we offer include: -Kitesurfing -Kiteboarding -Kitefoiling -Downwinder Excursions (Beach to Beach) ​ Ask us about:​​ ​ -Sailing (small class and large private yacht) -Windsurfing -Paddleboarding

Amazing young man and a wonderful experience !…read more My son is 10. Prior to last week, he had wake boarded one other time in his life for a total of 15 minutes. We recently built a lake house and I wanted my son to be able to wake board but I wanted someone to teach him how to do it, not Dad acting as a wake board teacher ! We were on spring break and I had searched wake board options prior to traveling to Ft. Myers. Kirby was the perfect blessing ! I watched my son's confidence transition from shaky legs to a confident wake boarder in less than 60 minutes. If you are looking for a great wake board experience, please don't hesitate to sign up with this young man. He is not only a gentleman, but he has such a way with kids, it's unbelievable. He is such a joy to watch how he connects with the kids. His 2-way radio system allowed him to stay in contact with my son while he was wake boarding and give him direction on what to do and when to do it. I would suggest that you do at least 2 hours to really experience what Kirby has to offer and the scenery. The area where Kirby teaches the class is beautiful, safe, and convenient to the Naples\Ft. Myers area. We are already trying to figure out where and when we can join Kirby for his classes up North or in Ft. Myers again next year. Kirby, thank you so much for the experience ! Dad loved wake boarding as well. Best of Luck Anthony

My 11-year-old daughter, Mia, is usually a little shy and has only had one wakeboarding lesson with…read moreKirby before, but she absolutely lit up at the School of Wake event with Wake the Wild! Kirby was so kind and patient -- truly an amazing instructor. He made her feel confident and capable from the start. She came off the water grinning ear to ear and said it was the best day of her life! What I love most is that every skill level was welcome -- it was such an encouraging and positive experience. We can't wait for the next one!

My son had a wonderful time at surf camp last year. He is asking to go back again this year. We…read morecan't wait for summer to start!

My son loves it! Staff is amazing. Such a great way to spend the day, out surfing with peers. Such…read morea great experience! Very organized! Highly recommend!

WOW! Kirby and his helper Brody were so patient and kind and they had such an amazing way at…read moremotivating my 3 boys (and their Uncle)and making us all feel at ease. We had soo much fun! Highly recommend! A++!!! Very responsible and safe driving, and Kirby is so calm and probably the best instructor/teacher(at any activity) I have ever met. Truly the highlight of our spring break, Can't wait to come back next year and hang out with Kirby and Brody again I have never tried wake surfing, but i'm thinking next year i'm gonna give it a try!

From the owner: We are a family based wakeboarding and wakesurfing school ran by Professional Wakeboarder &…read moreCaptain, Kirby Liesmann. We value community, ministry, operating with excellence, and empowering others. We are passionate about watersports and bringing families and friends together to have fun.

Had a wing foiling lesson with Inia. She had very timely communication and was at the beach…read moresetting up and ready an hour before my scheduled lesson. Not only was she a skilled rider, but she was a patient coach. Water communications were a nice touch to keep in contact. Highly recommend.

From the owner: One-on-one and small group, beginner and intermediate instruction in Wing Foil & Wing Surf, Wind…read moreSurf, and Tow~Wake Foil & Surf! Each lesson aims to get you up on the board and learning techniques to make the wind and water work with you for a great riding experience! Learn to read the wind and water, track upwind, turn on the board, and much more so that you can be ready to dig into your board's rail, and glide over the water on an endless wave :) For those more experienced in Wing Foil - Wing Surf - Wind Surf we offer Demo Gear! Check out our website for more information and our most current selection of available gear.

In Florida we are a boating state. I've taken the on line boaters safety class and. Still wanted…read moremore. This class is not for everyone. Most enthusiasts will benefit from a basic course offered by the USCG Aux. Legally boats for hire must be under the license of a captain. I had three other friends who are graduates of this school. And while going through this journey you will get to learn along with 9 to 11 other students. My friends spoke highly of Capt Casey and instructors. I had to wait an extra month to get into this class as there was not enough students in December. This month we had a max. Of 12 students, but two dropped out after the first day for other reasons. This course has 4 major categories, rules of the road, chart plotting, navigation gen, and deck gen/ safety. Capt. Terry Kuykendall started by teaching us rules of the road and intro to chart plotting and Capt Joe Calzone taught us the rest. This school also has extra endorsements for towing, master inland, master near coastal, radio operator. Port security, I will have to say that the students in this course were from various backgrounds and ages. 3 of us were retired. Two were involved in marine sales and rentals. And a few were doing it for personal development. One student was sponsored by his employer. Class time is very intensive as they prepare you to think large like 100 gross ton 65ft vessels. Many of the rules are specific to inland waters and international rules are equally important. The weekday night class moves along quickly and we are tested each day after each topic you will be given immediate daily feed back on the information that you have reviewed. They did a good job of staying on topic as to not fly off on tangents. Most of our classmates were respectful to the instructor and other students. The instructors will teach but as students you will have to put in the time to review the manual and learn the procedures and formulas. Know chart navigation and identify signals both lights and sounds. Bells whistles and gongs. Expect it to be very difficult if you fail to study and put time in. The instructor was willing to help one on one if needed.

praising Told Business Management course 1985 I believe... LOVED EVERY MINUTE of my class…read more.. EXTREMELY fun and motivated thank you Lorenzo Walker Technical College staff! and all who was in the class... WE R THA CHAMPIONS!!!

Modern style buildings adorn this campus. Very close to the busy Airport rd in Naples…read more As you see from photos spacious and roomy. Lots of tables and chairs inside and out. There's a cafe where the culinary students cook and sell meals. Today it was lunch only from 11:30-12:00. A bowl of veggies mixed in rice looked yummy but had sausage so I declined. With a drink it was like $4 Lots of courses offered from writing, drafting, computers, Surgery technician to cosmetology, and even Veterinary assistant. This is summer so the classes are limited. This is also a part of Collier county schools. Classes offered are for degrees as well as just fun adult improvement courses. Everyone must check in at the receptionist desk by the media center right in the lobby. What's weird is I couldn't find Building 2. Only saw signs for 1 and 3. Told I was to walk past the lobby to the next building which was 3, go thru a hallway to take an elevator up to second floor where my classroom was in building 2. Hmmmmm ... someone messed up. How bout some signage? At the end of the campus are alternative schools. Not the best places to hang, but hopefully kids can turn their lives around there with a more stricter, disciplined setting. There is a covered walkway connecting the buildings and plenty of parking.