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Read back over part 1 of the guideto windsurfing, to make your first windsurfing experience much smoother &more enjoyable.  Right,lets get down to the plan of action that has seen windsurfing students at the PooleWindsurfing School progress from complete beginner to competent advancedwindsurfer (using the harness, planing, in both footstraps and starting tocarve gybe) in just a few months… 1. Make your first step betaking windsurfing lessons – The point touched on in part 1 of the how towindsurf guide, about taking windsurfing lessons, is really the starting pointfor your focused training. Without formal windsurfing lessons you couldliterally go years before you become half decent at the sport. Windsurfing isone of the best sports out there but due to the nature of its components youhave to combine a lot of skills all at the same time to achieve results. Thereis the board balance, sail control and wind awareness which all have to bemastered and developed at the same time. Agood length for a full beginnerswindsurfing course is 2 lessons of 3 hours each. This will give enoughtuition so that you are armed with the skills and knowledge necessary to thentake things into your own hands for a while and practice what you have beentaught with some supervised windsurf hire. Makesure everything you will need is included in the price of your windsurfinglessons (tuition, equipment rental, wetsuit, buoyancy aid, wetsuit shoes). Itis important to check the quality of service you will receive. Here is a littlecheck list of what you should be getting with your windsurfing lessons: a.Quality tuition from experienced windsurfing instructorsb. An on-land simulator session for the all essential muscle memory trainingc. The latest windsurfequipment to make your learning easierd. A Follow up program designed to help you progress with your windsurfing Ifpossible, find and read sometestimonials from other satisfied windsurfing students who have been to thewindsurf school you are thinking of using. Positive feedback from pastwindsurfing students is always a good sign that your chosen windsurfing schoolis doing a good job. 2. Fine tune your skillswith supervised windsurf hire – Stay committed to your learning by signing up to a windsurf rentalprogram designed to maximise your progression. The biggest mistakepeople make when learning any new sport is to loose focus after the initialexperience. People often have every intention of continuing with their newfound passion but never put in place a plan of action to continue their development.It is very easy to let things slip when you have a busy schedule, yet out ofeverything, sport & leisure is what we should always be prioritising –quality of life and all that! Areally good way to keep your focus after your initial beginners windsurfing courseis to get yourself on a windsurf hire scheme, a 10 hour discounted hirecardwill roughly give you the amount of ‘on-water’ time needed to consolidate yourskills before moving on to an improvers windsurf course. Obviously the amountof time it takes to feel competent with the basics varies from person to person& also depends on your chosen windsurfing location and weather conditionsbut generally anywhere from 10 to 20 hours of ‘on-water’ time will give areally good foundation in windsurfing. 3. Push your learning tothe next level with improver windsurf lessons – Its all very well getting past the basicsteps of windsurfing but to really unlock the sports potential you need to topup your knowledge with some improverswindsurfing lessons.Oncethe beginners windsurfing lessons and initial supervised hire time are underyour belt its time to learn the intermediate stages of windsurfing. Theseintermediate windsurfing courses are best taken in 2 hour modules, where yourinstructor can focus on one or two essential skills (beach starts, harness,faster tack, gybes, stance, etc).  Withfocused training you can quickly master these improver windsurf skills, 2 hoursof instruction mixed with supervised hire time in-between to really get togrips with the new skills you have been shown. After an initial 2 hour lesson,practice is essential, don’t move on to another module until you are eitherhappy with the skills or feel you need to go back for a refresher lesson on thesame skills. There is absolutely no harm in taking a few lessons on oneparticular improver windsurf skill, such as beach starts, to make sure youreally do have it mastered! 4. Continued training withmore practice and lessons – In between each of your improver and subsequentadvanced windsurfing lessons you should hire windsurfing equipment toconsolidate your learning. Hiring windsurfing equipment also gives you a greatopportunity to test out different size boards & sails, so that should youwant to buy your ownwindsurfing kit at some point, you will have a fair idea of what suits your size ¤t ability level. So,that’s an overview of how to plan your windsurfing training, maximising yourprogress and fun! In the future article, How To WindsurfGuide – Part 3you will be given some top tips for learning the basics of windsurfing,including getting into the start position, making static 180 degree turns,achieving a good sailing position and steering up/down wind.