Wakeboarding

We use the System 2.0 cable at Glasgow Wake Park, involving being pulled by a zip wire through the water, with a variety of obstacles to hit. Whether you are a newbie looking to start a fun new hobby, or an experienced rider, this is the club for you!

Competitions 

We take part in multiple competitions, all of which are friendly and open to all abilities, including CeltWake, a big competition held between Scottish, Irish and Northern Irish universities. Competitions are a great way to meet likeminded people and always involve a lot of partying and good times.

Recreational 

Wakeboarding is largely a recreational club with most members giving it a go for the first time at Uni. Our members progress very quickly as it is the easiest board sport to learn. All our sessions are recreational apart from competition events.

Training 

Thanks to Glasgow Wake Park, Scotland's first urban wake park, a mere subway journey away, we have great training facilities close by. Here, you are always under full coaching by qualified instructors, as well as all equipment hire being available at great student deals. Glasgow Wake Park is a great place to hang out, watch others ride and create new friends as well as learning some sweet new tricks. We train here once or twice a week, and you are welcome to come to as many or as little sessions as you want. Once you join the club each session costs only £6, with all equipment and training included!

Socials 

Wakeboarding is a very warm and sociable club, we are like one big family. We host small pub socials every other week, and bigger socials such as outings to the local trampoline park. We also join larger socials with our buddies at the Surf club!

Additional Info

We welcome people of any level – whether you are a pro, or have never seen a wakeboard in your life. So, whether you just want to come hang out and chat, or look to be throwing some tantrums at a national competition, we welcome you! Wakeboarding runs at the same time as Glasgow wakepark are open. This usually: September- October Late March- August You can find out more information about the wakepark here: https://www.glasgowwakepark.com/