Sharon grew up between the sea and longboarding, exploring the Venezuelan coast from infancy in search of waves and places to skate with her uncles. She has worked at surf schools in Venezuela, Peru, and the Basque Country, was a professional freeride longboarder, and was part of the Surflab Project in Peru, where she reaffirmed her vision: children should have a real and leading role in the sport.

Passionate about technique and detail, she is a true student of movement. She is interested in understanding how and why each turn works, and how to convey it clearly.

Today, as a mother and president of the club, she unites community, childhood, and surf culture in one space, convinced that sport, when well supported, strengthens the confidence and happiness of families.

Andrés grew up by the sea. He started skateboarding at age 11 and fell in love with surfing at 13 with his first wave. After working as an advertising executive, at 24 he left everything to travel and surf the world, an experience that broadened his perspective on the sport.

He's a dad, and that transformed his teaching style. He understands that children need their own space and that they learn best through play. An instructor since his youth, he combines technique, patience, and a playful approach that naturally connects with young children. At Surf Garage, he embodies balance, experience, and a personal touch.