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5 Reasons Why You Should Never Go To A Co-ed Surf Camp With Your Partner Or Spouse

by SwellWomen

Can you picture yourself waking up every morning on a paradise
island, doing yoga, surfing throughout the day, and being fed
delicious and healthy meals prepared by a chef? Sounds terrible
doesn't it? How could this get any worse? How about if the
women's surf camp was a co-ed surf camp? Why would you want to go
on a co-ed surf and yoga retreat with your loved one? Shopping at
the local mall with your girlfriends or golfing with the fellas
are much better options, aren't they?

If you are not already convinced that you should absolutely not
attend a co-ed surf camp with your partner or spouse, here are
some other great reasons why you should stay just home:

Reason #1 You and your partner can get fit together. Going to a
co-ed surf camp would mean that you and your partner could
increase your fitness together. Participating in a surf camp
together would give you an opportunity to maximize your
well-being as a couple. Wouldn't it be preferable to stay at home
and work on increasing your love handles?

Reason #2 You may end up fighting over the surfing magazines.
You don't want to end up bickering over who is going to read the
latest surfing magazine first, do you? What a horrible thought,
you both wanting to read the same material. Girls should stick to
the vapid celebrity scandals and the newest fashion trends while
the guys can read about cars and guns.

Reason #3 You and your partner can enjoy an interest together.
Going to a co-ed surf camp as a couple could give you a combined
interest. Isn't it better to have no interests in common?
Shouldn't the male be playing golf while the female shops or
performs home duties? Continue on at this rate and you might even
want to vacation with each other next year! How horrible! Do you
really need a topic of conversation at the dinner table that
enthralls you both? Do you really need a common passion?

Reason #4 You could experience a family bonding vacation.  A
co-ed surf camp also means that families can experience all the
joys of a surf and yoga retreat together. Would you really want
to become closer to your grown children or parents? A surf camp
providing meals, yoga, massages and surf lessons could introduce
the family to a combined sporting hobby. Shouldn't family
vacations involve all members going to different locations? Do
you really want your family to be close knit and communicating
well?

Reason #5 You might have too much fun with your partner or
spouse. You would be in serious danger of enjoying yourself at a
co-ed surf camp. Guys, girls, yoga, surf lessons, massages,
delicious meals prepared by a chef, all on a paradise island.
This sounds like a recipe for far too much pleasure and
relaxation. Improving your well-being while learning a new
adventurous sport and working on your sun tan could be disastrous
for your health and relationship. What kind of couple would want
that?

Why risk wanting to return next year to another surf camp? Do
you really want all of your future vacations to be in sunny beach
side locations chasing waves? Why would you want to go to a yoga
and surf retreat that allows for men, women and couples? That
means you have the option of taking your loved one or enjoying a
healthy vacation with family and friends.

In this day and age of soaring obesity, stress, divorce rates
and violence, why would anyone want to take time out from the
hustle and bustle with their significant other? Wouldn't you
prefer to become a statistic of the 21st Century? Why go to a
co-ed surf camp and risk improving your physical and mental
well-being? Imagine how much more pleasant the world would be if
everyone decided to indulge themselves in a surf and yoga retreat
getaway. Statistic or bliss? The choice is yours.

<a href="http://www.swellwomen.com/founder.html">Me-Shell
Mijangos,</a> an ex-professional snowboarder, found her true love
on a surf board on the paradise island of Maui. Happily married
and greatly inspired by finding love on a surf board, she added
co-ed surf camps to her already successful women-only surf camps.
 Visit <a href="http://www.swellwomen.com"><b>SwellWomen.</b></a>
to find out more about her surf retreats on Maui.

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