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Adam Paskowitz was raised solely on surfing with his eight siblings and their parents exploring the world in search of waves. Adam and his family have traveled around the world (mostly by boat) surfing, freediving and exploring remote wild coastlines. His lifetime of experience adventuring around the world has given him a unique expertise to create invaluable surf opportunities for others. His goal in both surf lessons and adventure experiences is to share a more complete understanding of the ocean’s swells and waves, surfing’s unique etiquette and unspoken rules, and to convey the importance of respect for the health of the ocean and the cultures of its people around the world.
Adam holds a US Coast Guard 100 Ton Captain license and is certified in first response/CPR-AED with the Red Cross.
Moses Paskowitz is 5th in the Paskowitz lineup and is a master surf instructor located in Hawaii. He is a major part of the surfing community there and loves to share the spirit of aloha with guests through surf experiences and tours of the islands. With both a lifetime of worldwide surfing and a football career, you’ll appreciate being by his side when you’re out in the lineup!
“Regardless of where they were in the world, Doc and his children were always diehard surfers. For the Paskowitz kids, surfing was their family game night, it was the Saturday morning cartoons, the stories before bedtime – it was the common thread that stitched their uncommon life together.”
“Doc Paskowitz is responsible for a lot... But the reality is that he and his family were the forbearers of the nomadic surfing lifestyle that’s grown so popular – the one where you live in a vehicle, following neither the road nor society’s definition of success, chasing nothing but waves and a simpler life. ”
Since starting his own family, Adam and wife Tracey have continued the legacy with their children. Their longstanding family goal is to share the magic of the ocean with others and spark inspiration to protect it through their nonprofit, Paskowitz Foundation.