Beck F.
Yelp
"WE LOST OUR SON TO NC BECAUSE OF WB SURF CAMP!"
AND WE COULDN'T BE HAPPIER.
Why have we lost our son? Because now that he has experienced the ocean, he has blossomed and has now changed his life plans....he will be applying to UNCW in two years. Why is that a problem? We live in MISSOURI! I guess it's time to fix up the house and polish our resumes, so we can move to North Carolina near him.
When you find something that is *so right*, you gotta tell other people.
THIS is one of those *so right* things.
AMAZING. FANTASTIC. KID-CENTERED. EDUCATION-ORIENTED. SAFE. TREND SETTING. THRILL SEEKING. LIFE CHANGING. BREAKAWAY.
The counselors at the WB Surf Camp have each week's curriculum fine tuned to provide an intense experience for the children. It's a beautiful mix that includes considerable surf time, thorough pre-surf instruction, substantial personal contact, important interactive social time, moderated inclusion groups, planned off-site trips, and even activities that made camp food edible (HA!).
It's *so right* that I'd like to pose a challenge to you. If at all possible, put away $100 per month. Forego Starbucks or a couple of dinners-out. Be disciplined. When it comes time to pay for this camp, it won't hurt as much because you'll have most of the money already saved. This isn't a cheap camp. But, nor is it some gym camp that has the children tossing basketballs for an hour, swimming with a bunch of other bored kids, then sitting in front of a computer until parents pick them up (I've worked those camps as a counselor.....you know it's the most brand recognized non-profit on the planet).
This camp is the REAL DEAL. This is hands on, personal, fist clenching, pure grit steep learning curve stuff. Then it's accomplishment, camaraderie and satisfaction.
Jeff, our child's counselor, even personally phoned us and gave us his cell phone number, so we could stay in contact.
WE have been saving $100 per month since he got back. He's going to return to the next level camp next year. Having lost our son to the ocean and to North Carolina college because of the rad, hip, cool (sorry, those are the words I use) counselors isn't such a bad thing. Nothing wrong with Missouri, but when I visit him during summer and spring breaks, it'll be near the beautiful ocean. And drinking a margarita on the beach will add a whole new dimension to Parent's Weekend.