Surf coaching in Bali: Surf at your best.

Science-based coaching. Purposeful training. Lifelong progression.

01The method in action · Surf coaching in Bali with Israel Llansola, head coach

Israel Llansola, founder and head coach — Israel Llansola · Founder and head coach

The founder's philosophy: Surfing is more than an experience. It's a sport.

Surfing is one of the most rewarding things you can do. But becoming a better surfer takes more than time in the water.

It requires understanding movement, developing physical capabilities, making better decisions and knowing how to progress.

I'm Israel Llansola, founder and head coach of Fetch Surf Concept. I've spent years working in sport and coaching surfers, and I created Fetch to bring a more structured, science-based approach to surf development.

Our philosophy combines sports science, human biomechanics, body awareness and goal-oriented coaching to address three essential aspects of surfing:

Performance
Education
Longevity

Because surfing isn't just about the waves you catch today. It's about the surfer you become over time.

We don't just teach surfing. We develop surfers.

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Experience & results: Performance built through experience.

Different surfers. Different challenges. One principle: purposeful development.

01 — The athlete
Koa Smith, pro surfer

The challenge
He came to Bali injured: a forefoot injury and lost heel mobility.

The process
A specific training and rehab program to restore pain-free heel mobility, then private performance sessions for his whole stay.

The result
He was back surfing before leaving Bali.
02 — The performance challenge
Taka

The challenge
At 16: “I want to surf Nazaré.” 14 months to prepare.

The process
5 to 6 training days a week: strength, power, endurance, pool paddling and breath training.

The result
At 17 years and 8 months, he surfed Nazaré.

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03 — The long-term surfer
Israel Llansola

The challenge
Started surfing at 26. Keep progressing as the years go by.

The process
Strength, mobility, aerobic capacity and recovery, trained for the long term.

The result
Still surfing and progressing today.

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04 — Indonesia · Pro surfers
Rio & Ryuki Waida

The challenge
Climbing the Qualifying Series.

The process
Group and one-on-one training at our surf-only training center.

The result
Rio: top 10 in the world.
05 — Indonesia · Red Bull head rider
Diah Rahayu

The challenge
Peak fitness for the circuit, then a comeback after childbirth.

The process
Four to five years of training, then an adapted postpartum program.

The result
Major physical gains, competition wins and years on the circuit.
06 — Italy · National team
Giada Legati

The challenge
Improve her surfing performance.

The process
Four to five years of surf-specific physical training.

The result
A leader of the Italian national team.
07 — China · National team
Alex Qiu Zhuo

The challenge
Next-level performance, then a knee injury.

The process
Strength and power transfer with filmed surf analysis. Then 3 months of knee rehab.

The result
Contract renewed. Back surfing with power.
08 — Brazil · Big wave
Bruno Santos

The challenge
Torn cruciate ligament. Six weeks to Nazaré.

The process
Knee strength, mobility and stability rebuilt.

The result
Competed at Nazaré as planned.
09 — Indonesia · Rip Curl team
Oney Anwar

The challenge
Back up huge talent and style at the top of Rip Curl Indonesia.

The process
Training at our center during his years leading the team.

The result
Still building his career in the surf industry.
10 — Young pro surfer
Kian Martin

The challenge
Turn outstanding talent into a pro career.

The process
Gym sessions with huge energy and work ethic.

The result
Competing at the top level of pro surfing.