A good thing about surfing, especially if you are in a tropical area with a lot of sun, is that you will be exposed to the opposite sex all of the time. If you are surfing everyday you should have a good tan and be in pretty good shape, have no problem finding dates, and most of all have great skill in riding waves, we hope.
If you are a beginner and not sure where to start when getting a surfboard, try and get one that is the same height as you are. Make sure you can afford it, and just use it for practice, as you start surfing more you will make more surfer friends more experienced then you, ask questions to learn more about board types and such.
It does not take long for a beginning surfer become very comfortable with using surfing terms around friends. Such as the type of surfboard they plan to purchase after the art of surfing has been entrained in their memory.
For the beginner a short board will be the best option, but some more experienced surfers prefer long boards, which are a bit more difficult to learn on and much harder to ride. Style is also another choice of what surfers choose from. It could be the design on their surfboard, their surf fin, or just what they are wearing before they get in the water.
One common mistake that beginning surfers make is buying the most least expensive surfboard they can get their hands on. They are so rushed to get in the water and start surfing. Then they will come to a realization that they board was crap, or maybe they will see that surfboards require some light maintenance.
This could happen because the surfboard has been damaged in some way while surfing and is showing signs that it retains water. If they had done some research through the internet, they could have learned to recognize the warning signs for a surfboard that should not be used anymore.
Another factor that comes into play is if the previous owner kept up the maintenance of the surfboard. Waxing a surfboard before every use if very critical, if you do not wax before every use your feet will not stay on the board right, you will be falling off looking stupid.
If you are going into the water, for the first time with your surfboard you will more than likely be very nervous. Do not worry about the surfers that are around you laughing at you, they will anyways. Practice sitting on the board and paddling when a wave comes in. If you have a friend that can teach you, they this is the best route that you can go. - 22873
If you are a beginner and not sure where to start when getting a surfboard, try and get one that is the same height as you are. Make sure you can afford it, and just use it for practice, as you start surfing more you will make more surfer friends more experienced then you, ask questions to learn more about board types and such.
It does not take long for a beginning surfer become very comfortable with using surfing terms around friends. Such as the type of surfboard they plan to purchase after the art of surfing has been entrained in their memory.
For the beginner a short board will be the best option, but some more experienced surfers prefer long boards, which are a bit more difficult to learn on and much harder to ride. Style is also another choice of what surfers choose from. It could be the design on their surfboard, their surf fin, or just what they are wearing before they get in the water.
One common mistake that beginning surfers make is buying the most least expensive surfboard they can get their hands on. They are so rushed to get in the water and start surfing. Then they will come to a realization that they board was crap, or maybe they will see that surfboards require some light maintenance.
This could happen because the surfboard has been damaged in some way while surfing and is showing signs that it retains water. If they had done some research through the internet, they could have learned to recognize the warning signs for a surfboard that should not be used anymore.
Another factor that comes into play is if the previous owner kept up the maintenance of the surfboard. Waxing a surfboard before every use if very critical, if you do not wax before every use your feet will not stay on the board right, you will be falling off looking stupid.
If you are going into the water, for the first time with your surfboard you will more than likely be very nervous. Do not worry about the surfers that are around you laughing at you, they will anyways. Practice sitting on the board and paddling when a wave comes in. If you have a friend that can teach you, they this is the best route that you can go. - 22873
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