Whatsup Dudes!
After having screamed, whistled and wigwagged for a decade to communicate surf students on-beach teaching contents from a certain distance, new generation EasyDrop instructor Ian Costa came up with the idea to standardize some signs just to easily pass on the most frequently required information to our surf students.
Ian Costa - the author of this idea...
So we jointed the operations team with the office crew and discussed signs for a while.
Finally we asked our surf-art partner Paulo Handa (see some of his art inside the “Surf&Art at EasyDrop” article I published on April 21st 2009) to paint these signs, being “executed” by our new mascot (no name yet, do you have one for him?).
So here they are for your convenience and study because next time you’ll be here, you need to know what they mean… 
Please feel free to comment, we appreciate that!
Ok here are the signs and their meanings:
Attention please - I have something to tell you!
Danger! Hold on for further instructions + aware about what's going on
Move apart from other people please
Pay attention behind you
This next wave is not good, don't go!
This next wave is a good one!
Let's move further to out for the next wave
Next time paddle harder!
Look up when surfing
Hold your knees together when surfing please
Something is wrong with your 1-2-3-technique
Please please, center your foot (or feet) more exactly on the board
Just go for one more wave, then we'll do something different!
Let's have a break
Hope you like our new signs, and hope to see you soon at EasyDrop!
Cheers!
Benjamin – CEO at EasyDrop