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Spring Lakes Watersports · United Kingdom

Spring Lakes 2 Day Camp

26–27 Aug 2027 · 2 days

Prepare for the Rookie Rumble series finale at Spring Lakes Watersports

Get comp-ready on the exact cable you'll be riding at the Rookie Rumble series finale. This two-day camp runs right before Stop 3 at Spring Lakes, so you can dial in the features, the conditions and your run while it's all fresh. It's the last stop of the season, so it's your final chance to put down your best run and pick up points. Whether you're entering Amateur, Rookie or Advanced, we'll help you learn the tricks for your category, tighten up the ones you already have and pick the right ones to put down on the day. You'll get coaching through every set, video review so you can see what's working, and a 1:1 session to focus on your own goals. Places are capped at 20 riders so everyone gets proper attention. Can only make one day? There's a 1-day option too.

What's included

  • Two days of coaching at Spring Lakes Watersports
  • Exclusive morning sessions
  • Rookie Rumble planning for your level
  • A 1:1 session
  • Video analysis review
  • Coach feedback and skills checked off by your coaches

Where it is

Spring Lakes Watersports · Long Eaton, United Kingdom

How the price works

Camp fee (2 days)
Paid now to book your place. Coaching, the camp programme and a 1:1 session.£250
1 day
Choose your day when you book (Thursday or Friday). 1:1 sessions and media packages are for riders on the whole camp.£135

We only charge our fees, in pounds. The park sets its own prices in its own currency.

Before you book

Your camp fee is non-refundable, but you can transfer your place to another rider for free, and if we fill your place we'll refund you in full. Travel insurance (including wakeboarding and cancellation cover) is a condition of booking.

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