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The best way to learn more about surfing is to get involved with your local surfing community.
Each of the Home Nations have their own recognised surfing federation, all of which have long and storied histories.
Formed by two of the oldest surfing organisations in Europe – the Jersey Surf Club, founded 1959, and the Guernsey Surf Club, founded 1964 – CISF aims to represent Channel Islands surfers, both at home and abroad.
Today, the islands are home to a thriving surf scene and have produced a number of British Champions and finalists in a range of different disciplines.
Formed in 1975, the SSF is dedicated to representing the interests of Scotland’s surfers and protecting the Scottish waves.
‘The Scottish Surfing Championships’ and ‘The Gathering of the Clans,’ both hosted by the SSF, have helped to create a friendly, nationwide surfing community – as well as to ensure that the SSF is a leading light in cold water surfing performance.
Surfing England was formed to enrich people’s lives through surfing, sharing the stoke of wave-riding across all disciplines of the sport.
Its remit encapsulates everything from grassroots participation to elite performance surfing, including the selection and management of Team England.
For more than 50 years, the WSF has been responsible for promoting and improving the various disciplines of surfing in Wales.
Wales is host to a vibrant surfing culture, with welcoming communities established the length and breadth of the country, from Llantwit Major in South Wales to Rhosneigr in North Wales.
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