How long is each lesson?

Each private lesson is one hour long; this package includes four separate one-hour sessions.

Check in at 301 Calle San Agustín, Puerta de Tierra—look for Moisty Urban Park signage and arrive 10–15 minutes early.

Is equipment provided?

Yes, common sizes and basic gear are available, but bringing personal equipment is recommended if you have it.

What skill level is this for?

The package suits beginners up to intermittent participants who want focused skill work and confidence-building.

Can sessions be split across multiple days?

Yes—sessions are private and can be scheduled across separate days to fit your travel plans.

What happens if I'm late?

Late arrivals may miss part of the session; arrive early to ensure full instruction time.

Four Private Coaching Sessions at Moisty Urban Park in San Juan | Private | Workshop

At 301 Calle San Agustín in Puerta de Tierra, San Juan, 4 Lessons Package offers four private one-hour coaching sessions at Moisty Urban Park. Designed for beginners to intermittent riders, the package is set inside an approachable urban training space a short walk from Old San Juan's fortifications and the Atlantic edge. Whether you're sharpening balance, learning basic maneuvers, or rebuilding confidence after a break, these focused hour-long sessions give concentrated feedback, repetition, and equipment options—bring your own board or use provided gear. Moisty Urban Park sits in the dense fabric of Puerta de Tierra, a neighborhood that serves as the land bridge between historic Old San Juan and the newer Condado districts. The park's compact layout—flat practice zones, low transitions, and street-style features—makes it ideal for technical drills, progressions, and one-on-one coaching. Urban stone and concrete surfaces reflect Puerto Rico's coastal geology; expect a steady Caribbean breeze that dries sweat and cools late-afternoon practice. Coaches prioritize progression over performance: each hour is structured to warm up, isolate one skill, and run controlled repetitions with video review or verbal coaching as needed. The format fits travelers who prefer short, focused bursts over full-day clinics—four sessions let you compress a month of progress into a week of travel. Bring your own equipment if you have it; otherwise the operator supplies common sizes so you can jump straight in. Practicalities: check-in is at 301 Calle San Agustín—arrive 10–15 minutes early to get signed in and warmed up. Group size tops out at 10 for park access, but private instruction keeps the ratio low. Late arrivals risk losing part of a session. The park's central location makes it easy to combine lessons with a walk along the waterfront or a visit to Old San Juan's forts, so you can pair training with sightseeing. Why book this package? It’s efficient, traveler-friendly coaching in a real urban training environment unique to San Juan—where Caribbean light and city grit meet. For anyone wanting to upgrade fundamental movement skills without committing to a full course schedule, these four private sessions deliver concentrated practice, local insight, and the chance to return home with measurable gains. Whether you want to overcome a mental barrier, rehearse specific moves, or simply enjoy guided time on a familiar board, this package turns a short vacation into a productive learning sprint. Nearby amenities include snack stalls and repair shops within walking distance, and public transit options along the Via Verde corridor make arrival easy from Condado or Santurce. Sessions run year-round; bring sun protection and hydrate in hot months. Payments and booking follow the operator's FareHarbor link; confirm availability and any equipment sizes ahead of your first lesson. Arrive ready to learn daily.