For a safer surfing community

The 2022 edition of BWRAG in Peru, on video


The world's most accomplished big wave surfers and rescuers, including Greg Long, Kohkl Christiensen, Tim Pat Chong, and others, joined their friend Gabriel Villarán in Peru in April to teach the 2022 Big Wave Risk Assessment Group (BWRAG) training.

They travel around the world teaching how to handle all situations in the heaviest waves on the planet in order to avoid the long list of tragedies that took place in surfing before they existed and before it was realized that surfers must constantly be looking out for each other.

Care has techniques and the most sophisticated techniques applied to surfing are taught by the BWRAG.

If a group of hard-hitting people like Alonso Correa, Cristobal and Noah de Col, Miguel Tudela, don't miss one of these courses, it's because it's worth it.

In the video you can see everything that has to do with what happens in a course and all the techniques that are used; from getting an injured person onto a jet ski to giving first aid.

Villarán puts the key in words: "The message and purpose of this course is to be able to keep the community safer and sharing that awareness with the surfing community is essential because it teaches wisdom that has a very big impact."