About us

All Day Surf

Meet Our Team

We are passionate about creating surfers who love surfing.

Lorin Anderson

Lorin Anderson

Head Coach & Founder

Lorin Anderson is a devoted husband, father of four, and the proud captain of Team Stoke at All Day Surf.

Raised on the Central Coast, he has more than 30 years of hands-on surfing experience and an authentic love for the ocean that informs everything he does. Lorin’s approachable, patient teaching style helps beginners feel safe and excited on their first waves, while his enthusiasm and clear communication keep seasoned surfers motivated to refine technique and push their limits.

Known for his calm leadership, warm sense of humor, and contagious stoke, Lorin creates lessons that are both fun and results-driven. He takes pride in helping families, young surfers, and aspiring competitors find their rhythm in the water, grow their confidence, and develop a lifelong respect for the ocean.

Sam

Sam

Surf Coach

Lorin Anderson is a devoted husband, father of four, and the proud captain of Team Stoke at All Day Surf.

Raised on the Central Coast, he has more than 30 years of hands-on surfing experience and an authentic love for the ocean that informs everything he does. Lorin’s approachable, patient teaching style helps beginners feel safe and excited on their first waves, while his enthusiasm and clear communication keep seasoned surfers motivated to refine technique and push their limits.

Our Mission

We strive to bring joy and life to our community through surfing and spreading the stoke.

Advanced surf coaching on the Central Coast

Our team has experience at all levels.

Our team's surf experience extends well beyond the Central Coast. Years of travel to breaks across California, Mexico, and the South Pacific have deepened our understanding of diverse swell, tide, and wind patterns, and exposed us to varied board shapes and coaching methods. Those travels inform our adaptive coaching approach — whether adjusting technique for punchy beach breaks, long point waves, or mellow reef breaks — so students learn skills that transfer to any lineup.