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About Us
The Website
Windsurf Club UK
Welcome to the website of Windsurf Club UK.
Our aim is to save you money and keep you informed.
We've been catering for UK snowboarders since April 1997 and we thought it was about time UK windsurfers had their own club.
Create a free account and start building your profile.
As the site matures we'll be adding a full calendar and trail maps.
Club Membership
Snowboard Club UK launched in October 2004 and our members save £100s on equipment and holidays.
In 2015, Action Sports Club launched and Windsurf Club UK is now just one club of many, providing more discounts across more sports for all members.
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Save Money
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Joining the Club will have you saving money quickly across many sports. If you windsurf, save £100 on a new board, £40 on a new sail and £20 on a new wetsuit... It soon adds up!
for just £15 a year.
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Shop
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Club Members can save 10% or more in our shop, whilst everybody can save using our Voucher Codes and checking news of current Sales and Offers.
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News
Our smallest menu fronts 67 windsurf news items and counting.
You'll find news throughout the site published against individual places, events and partners.
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Events
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Upcoming Events
With more snow, and some sunshine, forecast over the half term break, Scotland’s mountain snowsports areas are gearing up for great skiing and snowboarding. All five mountain resorts are currently operating, with 39 out of a possible 64 lifts running today, Thursday 11 February, across all ski areas. Lifts include chairlifts, button and T-bar lifts, a funicular, gondola and even a ‘magic carpet’ for real beginners!
“We expect half term to be one of the busiest periods of the winter,” commented Chair of Ski-Scotland Heather Negus. “Even so, if our skiers and snowboarders follow some simple tips, they can easily enjoy some great, hassle-free sliding. For example, to avoid queues plan ahead – reserve equipment and buy tickets online or just make sure you have cash available to benefit from the ‘cash-only’ fast-serve ticket windows. Book lessons as early as possible – some ski and snowboard schools already have only a few places left. Check conditions before leaving home and leave early to arrive early, or book accommodation locally. And wrap up warmly – the wind chill may be significant on some days of the holiday.”
Although this winter has brought some strange weather patterns to Scotland, there is good snow in the Highlands and a quick check of conditions on the recently-revamped official website www.ski-scotland.com/conditions or on Ski-Scotland’s Facebook page shows there have already been some wonderful, ‘bluebird’ days with sunshine, blue skies and fresh powder.
Scotland’s indoor real snow centre, Snow Factor at Braehead Glasgow and dry slopes around the country also offer some good sliding fun and are a great way to get started on skis or a snowboard.
[Photos courtesy of Stevie McKenna]
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