Where passion
rises above
labels
Para Surfing
We stand alongside the world’s best para surfers at the most prestigious international championships.
Our healthcare team optimizes their bodies and performance so they can show the world that disability does not define what they are capable of achieving.
Support Us In Para Surfing
Our Para Surfing Initiatives:
What We Do
We turn science into opportunity in the water.
Every wave demands power, precision, and confidence. For para surfers, clinical preparation is key:
- Before competition: release restrictions, improve mobility, and adjust posture to maximize paddling and stability.
- Between heats: recovery techniques, pain control, and injury prevention.
- Day-to-day: routines and ergonomics to prolong careers and keep athletes healthy.
With this approach, every athlete enters their heat ready to perform at their best and enjoy what they love most: surfing.
Why We Do It
Because disability is not a limit – it’s just a label.
Para surfing inspires the world by proving that diversity is pure ability. The athletes we support don’t just compete; they break barriers, transform perceptions, and remind us that talent and passion always rise above limitation.
Para Surfing Events We Have Attended
We have provided free healthcare support at the most prestigious para surfing events worldwide:
ISA World Para Surfing Championship
Huntington Beach, California (2023, 2024)
ISA World Para Surfing Championship
Pismo Beach, California (2021, 2022)
U.S. Open Adaptive Surfing Championships
Oceanside, California
Hawai‘i Adaptive Surfing Championships
Waikiki, Honolulu
Australian Pro Adaptive Surfing Championships
Byron Bay, Australia
Costa Rica Open Pro Adaptive Surfing
Boca Barranca, Costa Rica
Our Athlete Community
Diversity in the water, unity in passion.
We support surfers across all ISA-recognized divisions:
- Stand (1–3): athletes with limb differences or short stature
- Kneel/Upright: surfers who compete on their knees
- Sit/Waveski: seated surfers, with or without assistance
- Prone (1–2): surfers lying prone, with or without assistance
- VI (1–2): athletes who are blind or visually impaired
Common conditions include: spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, amputations, muscular dystrophies, visual impairments, and typical surf-related overuse injuries (shoulder, spine, hip).
Our role: to optimize biomechanics, adapting care to the unique condition of every athlete.
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Every wave surfed by a para athlete sends a powerful message: inclusion is possible, powerful, and transformative. With your support, we can be by their side at every championship and keep opening oceans of opportunity.
