Your progress during the eFoil course depends on several factors, such as weather, wind, and wave conditions. In rough waters, it can be harder to maintain balance, and individual learning phases may take longer. Personal comfort and safety levels also play a role – some participants may stay in one phase longer before moving on to the next step.

As a result, it’s hard to predict exactly how far you will progress in the course. However, there’s a good chance you will be able to stand on the board and glide over the water by the end. Many participants even manage to lift off the water and fly alongside me during the course. 😊

Compared to other water sports like windsurfing, wing foiling, or kite surfing, which often require several days or even weeks of lessons, learning the eFoil technique is much quicker. This means you can experience the thrill and freedom of being on the water in a much shorter time – and all without needing any wind!