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Windsurfing is an amazing sport and National Windsurfing Week will give more people the chance to experience that for themselves. I am really looking forward to launching the week and I think 2010 is going to be a great year for the sport.

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Bryony Shaw, Olympic Windsurfer

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If you are a Windsurfing School, Club or Shop we would love you to organise an 'event' during National Windsurfing Week. We will then advertise it on our site, help you promote it to your local press and provide you with things like event posters and a press release. Ultimately the week is designed to promote windsurfing, but we appreciate you are running a business so your event should suit your business.

 

If you are a Windsurfing School

If you are a Windsurfing School you want people to pay for lessons. Maybe you could provide a few lessons for free or at a reduced price as an incentive. If not maybe you could give some money to charity for everyone who takes a lesson during National Windsurfing Week. Or you could chase a new group of people to take lessons (Scouts/Sea-Scouts, local company, local radio station)

 

If you are a Windsurfing Shop

If you are a Windsurfing Shop you want to sell people windsurfing kit you could organise a demo day (most manufacturers/importers/distributors support the week and would helpyou). Alternatively you could approach the local Windsurfing School and agree a mutual promotion such as 'try windsurfing during National Windsurfing Week and get a discount on any Windsurfing boards or sails'

 

If you are an individual who loves windsurfing and wants to help;

Here are just some of the things you can do to support National Windsurfing Week.

  • Go windsurfing as much as possible during the week!
  • Go to one of the events
  • Tell people you windsurf
  • Teach a friend to windsurf during the week
  • Host a themed windsurf party during the week
  • Talk to your local radio about windsurfing
  • Try entering a windsurfing competition
  • Talk to your local windsurfing school and ask them to get involved
  • Book a windsurfing taster session or a course
  • Talk to your local paper about windsurfing
  • Buy something from the shop
  • Produce a National Windsurfing Week poster or flyer
  • Produce a windsurfing video and post it on YouTube
  • Become a windsurfing instructor
  • Take a group of work colleagues for a windsurf lesson
  • If you’re aged 15 or less, why not join Team15?
  • Speak to your local windsurf shop(s) and ask them look at our webpage and register their interest
  • Buy a National Windsurfing Week sticker and put it on your car, van or even your sail
  • Promote National Windsurfing Week at your local beach
  • Wear your T-shirt/hoodie at every opportunity
  • Give someone a try windsurfing voucher as a gift(and persuade them that early May is a good time to use it!) - Put your windsurf board on your roof and leave it there for the whole week
  • Organise an event at your local beach
  • Make sure you let us know what you’re doing!

Got a better idea? Get in touch and we’ll add it to the list.

 

NWW Toolkit

Are you an event organiser?

Do you want some ideas to advertise your event?

Do you need posters?

Click here to download your 2010 NWW Toolkit.

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