ANNUAL REPORT 2019/20

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C O N T E N T S

2018 Annual General Meeting Minutes Page 3

CEO Report Adam Robertson Page 4

Chairpersons Report Ashleigh Wall Page 5

Audited Financial Statements 19/20 Pages 6-7 Special Resolution Amendment to the Constitution Page 7

Organisational Highlights 19/20 Page 9

Surfing Victoria Strategic Plan 2019-2021 Pages 10-23

Digital Footprint Page 24

Surfing Victoria Partnerships Page 25

Affiliated Surf School Network Page 26

Affiliated Boardrider’s Clubs Page 27

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A N N U A L G E N E R A L M E E T I N G

2019 Minutes

DATE: 18^th November 2019 START TIME: 5.01PM FINISH TIME: 5.16PM VENUE: Surfing Victoria Office, Shop 10, Surf City Plaza, Torquay

1. Chairperson’s Welcome

We would like to acknowledge the traditional owners of the land we are gathered on today, the Wadawurrung people, and pay our respects to any elders past and present and emerging or any other aboriginal people that may be with us today.

Ash began the meeting at 5.01pm and welcomed all attendees. It was established that a quorum was present. Ash thanks all the staff for their work over the past 12 months. With our new Strategic Plan, we have some great opportunities moving forward and encourages the team to continue to innovate.

2. Attendance

Ash Wall (Chairperson) Elliott Mann (Director) Kate Sullivan (Director) Adam Robertson (Member) Liam Robertson (Member) Chad Butterworth (Member) Monica Fleming (Member) Simon Parsons (Member) Jordie Campbell (Member) Adrian Sorati (Member) Elley Harrison (Member) – Minutes 3. Apologies

Glenn Emslie (Director) Corrina Eccles (Director)

Paul Robson (Director) Proxy Provided Libby Mears (Director)

Troy Brooks (Director) Max Wells (Member)

4. Previous Minutes

Motion: that the Minutes from the previous AGM be accepted.

Moved: Liam Robertson Seconded: Elliott Mann Carried

5. Business Arising Nil

6. CEO’s Report

The CEO Report is outlined in the document provided to everyone in attendance. Adam thanks all of the staff for their hard work. It’s been a challenging year and the teamwork has been really appreciated; looking forward to the year to come.

Adam thanks all the board members for their support and in particular Ash as Chair. Thank you for all the work you do for the surfers of Victoria.

7. Chairs Report

As the Chair Ash has the pleasure of working with all the staff, not just Adam and in her capacity as Chair, is proud of the work that has been achieved. The new Strategic Plan has been implemented with clarity around strategic goals for the organisation moving forward.

Ash commends the team on the work they have done on the Surf Better Now website that is designed to make coaching tools more accessible across the state; and well done to Jordie for all his work in the Indigenous space.

8. Financial Report – Period Ending June 30^th 2019

Really strong year, continuing to operate in surplus and we have secured some significant grant including the Surfers Rescue 24/7 funding along with the renewal of the Coasting Program.

General Purpose financial reports have been prepared in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards and independently audited by Roger Davies.

We have a finished the 2018/2019 financial year with an operating surplus of $63,410.

The Audited Financial Statements have been approved by the Surfing Victoria Board of Management.

Motion: that the Financial Reports be accepted.

Moved: Kate Sullivan Seconded: Jordie Campbell Carried

9. Election of Office Bearers

As we have 4 nominations for 3 positions a vote was held.

[4] Nominations for Available Positions [3]:

Glenn Emslie Elliott Mann Troy Brooks Carmen Clifford

Congratulations to Carmen, Glenn and Elliott.

Ash thanks everyone for attending and declares the meeting closed at 5.16pm.

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C E O R E P O R T – A D A M R O B E R T S O N

It has certainly been a challenging 12 months for Surfing Victoria, with COVID-19 having a major impact on our ability to deliver most of our event calendar and programs for a good portion of the year.

Our most notable event cancellations were the 59th Rip Curl Pro at Bells Beach, as well as the Australian SUP Titles, Australian Indigenous Titles and WSL Philliip Island Pro QS1000. We look forward to delivering our marquee events in what we are hoping is a more normal 2021.

As a result of COVID-19, it was very difficult to run State Rounds across multiple disciplines, leaving many 2020 Victorian Titles undecided. The Woolworths Victorian Junior Shortboard Titles ran 2 of the scheduled 3 events in the Series, allowing us to award State Titles to Charlie Farrer (U/18 Boys), Lucy Naylor (U/18 Girls), Willis Droomer (U/16 Boys), Mia Huppatz (U/16 Girls), Jay Phipps (U/14 Boys) with Sara Hickson and Isla Huppatz tied for the U/14 Girls. Congratulations to all champions.

The inability to deliver face to face course led us to pivot to the launch of the Surfers Rescue 24/7 course online. This online program gives participants the ability to participate in the the SR24/7 program at home, including the identification of the signs of downing, step by step CPR, understanding of the many dangers on land and in the water, and performing a virtual reality board

rescue.https://www.surfersrescue.training

We were proud to announce a partnership with URBNSURF in late 2019, providing Surfing Victoria the opportunity to host the first wave pool event on Australian soil at the URBNSURF facility at

Tullamarine in Melbourne. Broadcast Live to over 50,000 viewers, the action day of surfing featured Victoria’s best Shortboard, Bodyboard and Longboard athletes. Tully Wylie and India Robinson took top honours under lights in the Open Shortboard divisions, Ben Considine and Angie King claimed the Longboard divisions with Guy Drerup and Melissa Fitzwilliam topping the Bodyboard field.

The launch ofwww.SurfBetterNow.comwas an incredible achievement from our staff. This platform is available to all surfers with an interest in improving their surfing, with detailed resources available for beginners starting out, right through to elite athletes on the World Championship Tour. Furthermore, we were able to reach agreements with our our Partner States; NSW, WA, QLD and SA taking Surf Better Now to surfers Australia wide.

2020 has challenged Surfing Victoria like no other year, as CEO I am incredibly proud of our staff and very appreciative for the support and understanding shown from our members and affiliated clubs and Surf Schools. I’d also like to thank the Victorian Government, VicHealth, Emergency Management Victoria, Play it Safe by the Water and all our other partners for their continued support of Victorian surfing.

We look forward to bringing a full calendar of opportunities to our members into 2021.

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C H A I R R E P O R T – A S H L E I G H W A L L

The start of 2020 was extraordinarily tough for Victoria. The impact of the bushfires and the Covid-19 pandemic have been confronting and challenging but also showed the unique role surfing plays in uniting communities in the face of hardship and uncertainty. Despite the challenges and cancellation of many of our key events and programs at the beginning of 2020, the 2019-2020 financial year saw some great achievements for Surfing Victoria both in and out of the water. I would like to express my appreciation to everyone who has come together to offer their collaboration, support and advice to Surfing Victoria through this challenging time.

Surfing Victoria continues to be overseen by a strong volunteer board who spent countless additional hours in 2020 as we dealt with the impact of the pandemic. The Board has continued to focus on ensuring Surfing Victoria has a clear strategy to build a diverse and inclusive surfing community. We are committed to the idea that no matter where you live in Victoria you should have the same opportunity to participate in and enjoy the benefits of Surfing Victoria’s programs and events.

We have seen that surfers continue to play a vital role in performing rescues along our coastline as they are at the beach from dawn to dusk 365 days a year. Surfing Victoria, with support from the Victorian Government, is successfully delivering the Surfers Rescue 24/7 program which is a free Board Rescue and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) course for all surfers and recreational water users in Victoria. Our team was able to successfully shift this program to an online environment in response to the pandemic. This hallmark program will focus on working with boardrider’s clubs and school students in the coming year.

We formed an advisory group to gather insights and experiences from a diverse range of stakeholders and individuals to develop a strategy that guides Surfing Victoria to foster gender equality in surfing.

Surfing Victoria will deliver on the strategy in 2021 including through the creation of the Surf Her Way brand and community to inspire women and girls to get involved in surfing, expanding the existing Coasting SUP program to include Surfing with the support of VicHealth, delivering women and girls specific coaching sessions for recreational surfers and developing a framework for Boardrider’s Clubs and Surf and SUP schools to be leaders in equality through surfing.

The Victorian Indigenous Surfing Program remains another key initiative and in its 23rd year, is one of the longest running Indigenous engagement programs in the country. Strong Aboriginal community leadership and engagement in culturally safe and engaging environments that are inclusive, respectful and flexible are the core values of the program and we are committed to ensuring it continues to thrive. As we look forward to the year ahead, we will continue to focus on participation and retention, building a successful state-wide performance program and coaching network with offering to surfers of all levels and disciplines, and delivering sustainability and stability in our operations and financial performance so that we can continue to improve our impact as an organisation each year.

On behalf of the Board, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the Surfing Victoria staff and volunteers for their commitment and resilience throughout the challenges of 2020. We also thank the Victorian Government and all of our partners for their continued support of surfing in Victoria.

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A U D I T E D F I N A N C I A L S T A T E M E N T S

Surfing Victoria Incorporated

ABN: 59672903896

Statement of Profit or Loss and Other Comprehensive Income

For the Year Ended 30 June 2020

Note 2020

$

2019

$ Revenue

Contract income 641,033 717,084

Event income 253,737 249,223

Pro ect income 63,615 80,993

Memberships 53,024 70,890

Other income 23,156 30,099

Rental income 4,361 6,221

Government stimulus 4 155,500

Total revenue 1,194,426 1,154,510

Expenditure

Administration (232,484) 159,099

Depreciation (44,077) 41,201

Employee remuneration (835,420) 723,257

Events (261,288) 241,621

Indigenous programs (2,739) 2,463

Loss of disposal of assets (3,863)

Membership e pense (17,124) 29,459

Total expenditure (1,396,995) 1,197,100

Deficit from Ordinary Activities (202,569) 42,590

Income ta e pense 2 b -

Deficit for the year (202,569) 42,590

Other comprehensive income

Gains on revaluation of assets 24,000 106,000

Other comprehensive income for the year 24,000 106,000

Total comprehensive surplus/ (deficit) for the year (178,569) 63,410

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements.

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ABN: 59672903896

Statement of Financial Position

30 June 2020

Note 2020

$

2019

$ ASSETS

C RRENT ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents 5 1,007,641 1,131,890

Trade and other receivables 6 47,623 17,617

TOTAL C RRENT ASSETS 1,055,264 1,149,507

NON C RRENT ASSETS

Investment in related entity 100 100

Property, plant and equipment 7 1,157,430 1,155,090

TOTAL NON C RRENT ASSETS 1,157,530 1,155,190

TOTAL ASSETS 2,212,794 2,304,697

LIABILITIES C RRENT LIABILITIES

Trade and other payables 8 68,541 84,348

Contract liability 140,000 62,373

Employee entitlements 9 116,900 114,251

TOTAL C RRENT LIABILITIES 325,441 260,972

NON C RRENT LIABILITIES

Employee entitlements 9 70,322 48,125

TOTAL NON C RRENT LIABILITIES 70,322 48,125

TOTAL LIABILITIES 395,763 309,097

NET ASSETS 1,817,031 1,995,600

EQUITY

Asset revaluation reserve 651,457 627,457

Retained earnings 1,165,574 1,368,143

TOTAL E IT 1,817,031 1,995,600

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A U D I T E D F I N A N C I A L S T A T E M E N T S

ABN: 59672903896

Statement of Changes in Equity

Retained Earnings

$

Asset Realisation

Reserve

$

Total

$

Balance at 1 July 2018 1,410,733 521,457 1,932,190

Operating deficit for the year 42,590 - 42,590

Revaluation increment - 106,000 106,000

Balance at 30 June 2019 1,368,143 627,457 1,995,600

Retained Earnings

$

Asset Realisation

Reserve

$

Total

$

Balance at 1 July 2019 1,368,143 627,457 1,995,600

Operating deficit for the year (202,569) (202,569)

Revaluation increment 24,000 24,000

Balance at 30 June 2020 1,165,574 651,457 1,817,031

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ABN: 59672903896

Statement of Cash Flo s

Note

2020

$

2019

$ CAS FLO S FROM OPERATIN ACTIVITIES:

Receipt of grant and sponsorship income 1,118,117 1,064,990

Receipts from customers and members 88,650 195,621

Payments to suppliers and employees (1,387,222) 1,236,232

Government stimulus received 63,000

Interest received 19,486 18,525

Net cash provided by used in operating activities 15 (97,969) 42,904

CAS FLO S FROM INVESTIN ACTIVITIES:

Purchase of property, plant and equipment (26,280) 31,530

Net cash used in investing activities (26,280) 31,530

Net increase decrease in cash and cash equivalents held (124,249) 11,374

Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year 1,131,890 1,120,516

Cash and cash equivalents at end of financial year 5 1,007,641 1,131,890

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S P E C I A L R E S O L U T I O N

Amendment to the Surfing Victoria Constitution

The Constitution of Surfing Victoria does not allow for meetings of Members to be help using audio visual technology such as Zoom. Surfing Victoria was therefore required to apply to Consumer Affairs Victoria to hold the 2020 Annual General Meeting out of time due to the restrictions imposed the Victorian Government in response to COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, the AGM which is ordinarily held by December each year is being held in March.

To ensure that Surfing Victoria can hold meetings of Members using technology in the future, it is proposed that the Members approve that the Constitution be amended to allow meetings of Members to be held using technology as follows:

“The Members of Surfing Victoria Incorporated approve the following amendment to the Constitution by way of a Special Resolution.

Clause 9.6 be deleted and replaced with the following clause:

9.6. Use of technology

9.6.1 A Member not physically present at a General Meeting may be permitted to participate in the General Meeting by the use of technology that allows that Member, and the Members present at the General Meeting to clearly and simultaneously communicate with each other.

9.6.2 For the purposes of this clause, a Member participating in a General Meeting as permitted under clause 9.6.1 is taken to be present at the General Meeting and, if the Member votes at the General Meeting, is taken to have voted in person.”

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O R G A N I S A T I O N A L H I G H L I G H T S

Financial Year 2019/2020

50,218 Total Engagement

Followers on Surfing Victoria

Social Media Channels

Melbourne Pool Party

1^stever wave pool event in Australia

broadcast to 50,000 people

Indigenous Program

Entered its 23^rd consecutive year

Surf Better Now

Online training resource launched

in February 2020

Australian SUP Titles

Hosted for the first time at Phillip

Island

$1,817,031 Total Equity

Surfing Victoria FY 19/20

Women &

Girls

Strategy developed

1291 Total Participation

Events, Programs

& Education

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To be at the forefront of surfing innovation by

building programs to produce the best and happiest surfers at all levels and use surfing as a tool for

positive community and environmental impact.

V I S I O N

O U R V A L U E S

R E A L

We live the surfing lifestyle R E S P E C T F U L

We are appreciative of our community and environment and we celebrate our indigenous culture and surfing history P R O G R E S S I V E

We embrace change and innovation

S T R A T E G I C P L A N 2 0 1 9 - 2 0 2 1

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H O W S U R F I N G H E L P S V I C T O R I A Strategic Priorities

1. Participation & Community - Grow an inclusive, safe and active Victorian community through surfing.

2. Governance - Best in class opportunities for partners &

generate revenue to increase reach & impact for surfing in Victoria.

3. Women & Girls – To transform surfing to be accessible and inclusive of women and girls.

4. Indigenous – To be a leader in Indigenous Sport

Participation of Victorian Communities while fostering a love and understanding of the ocean.

5. Performance – Supporting our Victorian athletes to become the world’s best surfers and people.

6. Events – Deliver a portfolio of innovative and inclusive

events in Victoria.

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PURPOSE

TO ENRICH VICTORIAN COMMUNITIES THROUGH SURFING

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P A R T I C I P A T I O N & C O M M U N I T Y

Grow an inclusive, safe and active Victorian community through surfing

OUTCOME 3YR

+ Surfing Victoria connects with 25,000 more people through surfing each year

ASPIRATION 5YR

+ More than 100,000 connected surfers in Victoria DRIVERS

+ Boardrider Clubs + Surfers Rescue 24/7 + Coasting

+ www.SurfBetterNow.com Functionality and Social Media Plan

BASELINE MEASURE + Health of Boardrider clubs MEASURES OF SUCCESS

+ 179 Coaches + 37 Judges

+ 800 Program Participants + 600 Members

+ 35,000 Social Media

+ Develop a coaching and judging network

+ Share the love of surfing with all to promote surfing as a tool to broader goals – clear minds, clean coast and inclusive communities CRITICAL ACTIONS

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Surfers are at the beach all year round. They are often the first responders in emergencies at the beach. We are training surfers to learn the basics of rescuing those in trouble as well as how to perform CPR in an aquatic environment.

I N C L U S I O N S

• How to spot a person in trouble

• How to rescue a person in trouble using a surfboard

• How to perform CPR on someone who requires it

• How to deal with a Scuba Diver in trouble

H O W W E A R E D E L I V E R I N G

• To affiliated Boardriders Clubs statewide

• Through partnerships with Secondary Schools

• To Surf Industry companies and corporate partners

• Public sessions at SV Headquarters

• Online via Surfers Rescue Training Platform

S U R F E R S R E S C U E 2 4 / 7

Keeping Victoria’s beaches safe through capacity building in the surfing community

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G O V E R N A N C E

Best in class opportunities for partners & generate revenue to increase reach & impact for surfing in Victoria

OUTCOME 3YR ASPIRATION 5YR

DRIVERS MEASURES OF SUCCESS BASELINE MEASURE

+ Friends of Surfing

+ Surfing Australia relationship + Budget Preparation

+ Securing new non- government revenue

+ Written Board briefs with evidence based positions

+ Relevant stakeholders engagement plan + Budget management

and reporting processes + Strength of

government relationships

+ Strength of our

government partnerships and response

+ Balance of government to non- government revenue + Evidence base decision making with Board

+ More than $2m is invested in Victorian surfing programs each year

CRITICAL ACTIONS

+ Take care of and give order to the sport of surfing

+ Strengthen our partnerships and align programs and policy to Government and commercial frameworks or trends

+ Expand and maintain sustainable and diverse funding streams

+ Build our reputation as an employer of choice as a credible, well governed and values driven organisation

+ Maintain a strong governance framework

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W O M E N & G I R L S

To transform surfing to be accessible and inclusive of women and girls

+ Brand Partners + Diverse Working Party

+ New brand identify and message + Deriving activities

established

+ Baseline measures created for growth

+ Diversity of partners united with Surfing Victoria’s women and girls Action Plan

+ Sustained partner support in a campaign and program of activity that connects women and girls in surfing together

+ Within 10% gender equity in all surfing activities (events, officials, coaches and participation)

+ Engage with a diverse group to set, launch and implement strategy to transform surfing in Victoria to be accessible and inclusive of women and girls

+ Leverage and build on the success of the SUP program

+ Increase female participation in all of Surfing Victoria’s activities – both in and out of the water

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C O A S T I N G F O R T E E N S

As part of Surfing Victoria Women & Girls Strategy, Coasting for Teens is a program that actively engages teenage girls into Stand Up Paddleboarding (SUP) and Surf.

I N C L U S I O N S

• An introduction into how to SUP or Surf

• Water and Sun Safety

• Social Connection with other teenagers

• Mental health benefits of learning a new skill and being in water

• At targeted locations throughout Metro and Regional Victoria

• Through partnerships with Affiliated Surf and SUP Schools

• Utilising contracted coaches and role models

Providing opportunities for teenage girls to get active

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+ Develop a calendar of prestigious and inclusive events + Develop and implement whole of event experiences + Engage sponsors, communities and boardrider clubs in

events

+ Support cross sport collaborative event

E V E N T S

Deliver a portfolio of innovative and inclusive events in Victoria

+ WSL Sanctioned Events + Victorian Series

+ Longboard Event Proposal

+ 2 X International Events + 22 Events

+ 2210 Participants + $98m Economic Impact

+ New major event business case + More than $300m in economic value is delivered to Victoria through surfing events

+ More than $125m in events economic impact is achieved each year through surfing events

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E V E N T S

Surfing Victoria’s event calendar provides opportunity for surfers from all walks of life to compete in inclusive events whilst also delivering economic benefits to regional communities all year round.

INCLUSIONS

• Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach

• Phillip Island Pro Surf Festival

• Australian Stand Up Paddleboarding Titles, Phillip Island

• 10 Victorian State Title events

• 23 events year round

• Events catering to Under 8 – Over 75 years of age

• Over 1000 participants yearly

• $98m in economic benefit statewide

• Greater connection within surfing communities

Innovative and inclusive events that deliver economic growth to the state

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I N D I G E N O U S

Be a leader in Indigenous sport participation of Victorian communities while fostering a love and understanding of the ocean

+ Listening to the voice of local communities

+ An Indigenous Advisory Group + Investment in our profile and local community heroes

+ Storytelling and advocacy of our program

+ At least two locations connected to Surfing Victoria with sustained funding

+ At least two formally engaged local community heroes

+ Broadening the program content with other sports

+ Respect for indigenous culture and heritage integrated through all Surfing Victoria activities

+ Community ‘champions’ engaged with Surfing Victoria’s Indigenous Action Plan

+Sustained community capability to lead program delivery

+Indigenous social surfing groups that connect people though participation events

+ Surfing Victoria an active leader in closing the gap by addressing Indigenous communities needs

+ Hosting of a forum and creation of an Indigenous Advisory Group

+ Seeking new funding to sustain greater community engagement

+ Recruitment of Indigenous Community Heroes CRITICAL ACTIONS

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The Victorian Indigenous Surfing Program has been running for over 20 years teaching Indigenous Communities how to surf with an emphasis on water safety and healthy lifestyles.

INCLUSIONS

• Woorangalook Vic Koori Surfing Titles

• Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles Bells Beach

• Indigenous Regional Tour

• 20 on beach programs per year

• Delivery of programs to 10 different communities

• Over 600 participants yearly

• Culturally Safe Programs conducted statewide

I N D I G E N O U S

A leader in engaging Indigenous communities to be more connected to the water

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P E R F O R M A N C E

Supporting our Victorian athletes to become the world’s best surfers and people

+ Surfing Victoria is the global benchmark for athlete

development + Coaching funding

sustains High Performance program + 16 Surfing Victoria

funded athletes meeting criteria

+ 12 athletes achieving Performance team criteria

+ SurfBetterNow launched in market + Clear athlete criteria

to performance team

+ URBNSURF agreement + SurfBetterNow functionality + Fee paying athletes for High

Performance coaching services

+ Develop a pathway and robust process that produces and supports the world’s ‘best’ surfers

+ Extend programs to intermediate surfers

+ Build a world class surfing program with online functionality for surfers of all levels including judges, coaches and clubs

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Surf Better Now is a coaching platform that brings together the collective knowledge of the Surfing Victoria Coaching team into an online coaching platform that can be accessed anywhere, anytime.

• Levels for different surfing abilities

• Static imagery, videos and examples to illustrate maneuvers

• Blogs providing in-depth analysis from Surfing Victoria elite coaches

• Coaches have worked some of the worlds best surfers

including Kelly Slater, Isabella Nichols, Steph Gilmore, Carissa Moore and Ethan Ewing.

• Subscription based service that will provide an ongoing revenue to Surfing Victoria

• We hope that this platform is successful enough to sustainably fund surfing programs within Victoria

S U R F B E T T E R N O W

An innovative coaching platform to make coaching accessible for all

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D I G I T A L F O O T P R I N T

Current Followers @ 03/03/21 Total

Surfing Victoria 18,981 20,653 1,861 717 320 42,532

Coasting SUP 2,106 906 0 0 0 3,012

Surf Better Now 499 2,224 0 0 284 3,007

Surfers in Suits 886 417 0 0 0 1,303

Victorian Indigenous Surfing 13000 901 0 0 0 2,201

Total 23,772 25,101 1,861 717 604 52, 055

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S U R F I N G V I C T O R I A P A R T N E R S H I P S

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A F F I L I A T E D S U R F S C H O O L N E T W O R K

• Apollo Bay Surf & Kayak – Apollo Bay

• Ben & Lee Considine Longboard Coaching – Ocean Grove

• Girls On Board – Phillip Island

• Go Ride A Wave – Torquay & Surrounds

• Go Surf – Port Fairy/Warrnambool

• Great Ocean Road Surf Tours – Torquay

• Inverloch SUP – Inverloch

• Island Surf School – Phillip Island

• Offshore Surf School – Inverloch & Wilsons Prom.

• Ocean Mind – Torquay

• Offshore Surf School - Inverloch

• Pt. Lonsdale School of Surfing – Pt. Lonsdale

• Port Fairy Surf School – Port Fairy/Portland/Warrnambool

• Salty Surf School – Mornington Peninsula

• Salty Seas Surf School - Inverloch

• SUP Fit – St. Kilda

• Surf Sessions – Ocean Grove

• Surf Shack Surf School – Lakes Entrance

• Switchfoot Surf School – Ocean Grove

• Torquay Surfing Academy – Torquay

• WSUP – Geelong

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A F F I L I A T E D B O A R D R I D E R S C L U B S

• Peninsula Surfriders Club

• Phillip Island Boardriders Club

• Point Lonsdale Boardriders Club

• Port Campbell Boardriders Club

• Portfairy Boardriders Club

• Portland Boardriders Club

• Red Bluff Boardriders

• Southern Ocean Union of Longboarders

• 13

^th

Beach Boardriders

• Bass Coast Boardriders Club

• Bodyboarding Victoria Inc

• Jan Juc Boardriders Club

• Kneeboard Surfing Victoria

• Maladiction Longboarders

• Mallacoota Boardriders Club

• Otway Boardriders

• South Coast Boardriders Club

• SUP Vic Inc

• Surf Coast Longboarders

• Surf Coast Womens Boardriders

• Swell Mamas

• Torquay Boardriders Club

• Warrnambool Boardriders Club

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