Surfing is a popular and fun activity to enjoy the warm, long days of summer, but it can be a little intimidating if you don't know the first thing about it. Want to learn to surf but don t know where to start?
Remember the more flotation, the easier it will be to stand up but it will be harder to push through the waves and get out the back. Before the advent of wetsuits to keep them warm, many a surfer braved the frigid ocean water, especially in winter, in his bare skin. Practicing yoga and learning to focus and balance will not only help you master the mindset side of surfing but will also help to avoid injury and increase flexibility.
Everyone wants to ride a cool looking short board, but for learning to surf you should try and find yourself a longer board. In July, professional surfers gather here for the Billabong Pro tournament. Things you will definitely need to bring are a bathing suit, sun block, a towel, and water as it is easy to get dehydrated in the sun.
Paddling the board, and jumping straight onto both feet as quick as possible. Having an experienced surfing teacher will help take a great deal of the frustration out of your learning curve, and you will improve quickly.
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