This October, FOIL MANIA YOUTH travelled to Sardinia for a kids foiling week full of action on the water. The island welcomed the young riders with clear blue sea, soft beaches, and warm sunshine. It was the perfect place for a bunch of young enthusiastic foilers who were all ready to hit the water!

About FOIL MANIA YOUTH

man holding foil mania camp schedule

FOIL MANIA YOUTH is all about helping kids get excited about foiling. As part of the Swiss Foiling Federation, the club brings together young riders to learn and enjoy wingfoiling and pumpfoiling.

Led by coaches and ENSIS riders Michi and Laura, FOIL MANIA YOUTH isn’t just about improving skills, it’s about building a young community of people who love being on the water. Whether it’s racing, freestyle, or just having fun, the club supports all kinds of foiling activities. They organise events, meet-ups, and competitions to encourage kids to learn, push themselves, and most importantly, enjoy every moment. This time they went to the Sardina!

Riding Conditions

a group out on the water wing foiling

Gear in this photo : TOPSIN ACE , JIVE

The wind was light on most days, so the riders made the most of every breeze. When gusts came through, they headed out on their wings and enjoyed long glides and freestyle sessions. Sardinia offered a wide, open coastline with plenty of space to foil and explore.

two people wing foiling using ENSIS equipment

Gear in this photo : TOPSIN ACE , JIVE

Throughout the event, Michi and Laura coached the young foilers, joined by ENSIS team rider Thomas Goodricke. Together, they helped kids get on the water, understand their gear, improve technique, and build confidence.

person taking great height on a wing foil

Gear in this photo : TOPSIN ACE , ROCK'N'ROLL PRO

Fun on Calm Days

a group of children and instructor playing in the water with a surf board

Gear in this photo : SAMBA

On days without wind, the group stayed busy with beach activities and pump foiling. The calm water was perfect for practicing long glides and trying new tricks. Even off the wings, the kids stayed active, having fun, pushing and cheering each other on.

four wing foil boards in a circle

Gear in this photo: HIP HOP ACE, MANIAC STRIDE ACE

Community and Growth

group photo of wing foil enthusiasts

Around 15 young riders joined the Sardinia event, from beginners to more experienced foilers. What stood out most was the supportive atmosphere – kids helped each other, shared tips, and most importantly had a whole bunch of fun. By the end of the week, the young riders were more confident and excited to keep foiling.

Supporting the Next Generation

ENSIS is proud to support FOIL MANIA YOUTH and events like this. Watching the next generation of foilers grow, improve, and enjoy the sport reminds us why we do what we do.

If you’re interested in joining or following FOIL MANIA YOUTH, keep an eye on their social media channels for updates and upcoming events.

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