Hey im heading down to murrays camp in the next few weeks. I was just wondering if anyone has been there and what to expect. thanks

My wife and I went in April. Expect that you will ride alot...like until you are sore daily! I would recommend riding kinda light the first day. Don't go and try to ride to impress Shaun and Travis by doing "ironman sessions" on your first day. Also...wear a lot of sunscreen and reapply liberally throughout the day. Also, be prepared to have a really fun time. Both those guys are great coaches and are really cool and easygoing. <BR> <BR>If I had to do it all over again...every afternoon session would have started with a beer and I would have brought my cooler out for some refreshment the rest of the afternoon. <BR> <BR>If you're legal age, there's a cool Irish bar in St. Cloud too. <BR> <BR>Eric

I went to The Boarding School close to two years ago shortly after they first went into business. It was a great experience; both fun and educational. As like with Eric, the long days of riding left my body pretty banged-up and sore, but it was surely worth it. The only thing that could have made it better is to have rented a car. With no ground transportation we were stuck at the boarding house every night with nothing to do but eat, watch televison and take Advil.

I'm a 22 year old guy from Minnesota in my 3rd season of wakeboarding once a week or so from May to Sept. I'm able to land a backroll and 360, and on the brink of other inverts. I feel like a camp like this might be something fun to do next season with some friends. This is the first I've heard of a camp that's not for younger kids. Does this sound like a good camp for me? And, where can I check it out more?

<a href="http://www.theboardingschool.com" target="_blank">www.theboardingschool.com</a> <BR> <BR>We don't even take anyone under 18 unless they are with a parent or older brother or something. <BR> <BR>Check it out and let me know if you have any questions. <BR> <BR>T <BR> <BR>