- How to tandem surf
- Nano Riego wins 2022/2023 La Vaca Gigante
- Fistral Beach, Newquay: the home of British surfing
- Surfing transphobically: the ignorance of Bethany Hamilton
- 707 waves in 40 hours: Blake Johnston sets a new record
- Saturday Surfing Syndrome: the tale of the weekend warrior
- The strange case of the Irish secret spot
- The best surf spots in Denmark
- How to prevent a surf leash from tangling around your feet
- "Dunes and Waves": the story of the Tuareg surfer girl
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How to tandem surf
Good communication skills and compatibility with your teammate are important in any relationship, including a tandem surfing partnership.
Both partners should have similar goals, whether it's just to surf for fun or to compete professionally.
Nano Riego wins 2022/2023 La Vaca Gigante
And those that came did it with huge variability in the reports that complicated the organization of a surf championship that goes from 0 to 100 in 48 hours.
On this occasion, La Vaca Gigante was confirmed just 24 hours in advance and, in retrospect, it can already be said that it has been a successful call.
Fistral Beach, Newquay: the home of British surfing
Fistral Beach is renowned for its consistent surf conditions and is considered to be one of the best surf spots in Europe, attracting hundreds of thousands of surfers every year.
The 600-meter-long beach break is surrounded by a spectacular dune system and golf course and sheltered by two magnificent headlands.
Surfing transphobically: the ignorance of Bethany Hamilton
To this day, there is only one transgender woman professional surfer in the world (that has come out, at least), and that is Sasha Jane Lowerson.
According to the policy, transgender women must maintain a testosterone level under 5 nmol/l for at least a year before entering the women's competitive division.
707 waves in 40 hours: Blake Johnston sets a new record
On Thursday, March 16, 2023, the Australian surfer paddled out at Cronulla Beach, New South Wales, at 1 am.
Blake, who lost his father to suicide in 2013, wanted to raise awareness and funds for mental health through the Chumpy Pullin Foundation.
Saturday Surfing Syndrome: the tale of the weekend warrior
Working all week long, we count down the days until we can escape the humdrum of the office and head to the beach for a few hours of much-needed surf therapy.
It's the day we can catch some waves, feel the saltwater spray on our face, and escape our mundane routine.
The strange case of the Irish secret spot
Constantly worried about missing it, making the wrong calls, about who got what wave, what actually happened in the water, who looked at who a certain way, and who saw who and who said what.
And all the rest.
The best surf spots in Denmark
The Kingdom of Denmark is divided into five main regions:
How to prevent a surf leash from tangling around your feet
Leashes are one of the most useful pieces of surfing equipment.
They keep you close to your board and prevent it from hitting fellow surfers, ensure you don't have to swim to the beach to retrieve it, and help you resurface in extreme conditions.
"Dunes and Waves": the story of the Tuareg surfer girl
She was raised by her parents and grandparents, who were nomads and had a deep connection with the land.
Amina spent most of her time with her family, learning the ways of the dunes and how to survive in its harsh conditions.
Sky surfing: the lost art of riding the atmosphere
The rider attaches the board to their feet to control speed and direction during the descent before deploying a parachute.
It is considered one of the most exciting and dangerous skydiving disciplines.
John John Florence explores mutant sandbar slab
John John Florence has never quite been the regular surfing professional who focuses 100 percent of his time on competition and winning heats.
His interests and hobbies go beyond contests, daily training routines, strict diets, and high-performance sports.
How does the human balance system work?
But how do surfers get used to lying on a surfboard, popping up, and riding a wave? And how can you not fall while standing upright on a skateboard?
Balance is a fundamental aspect of human movement that involves the integration of various sensory inputs, including:
How to make a single fin for a longboard
Commercial surfboard fins are generally expensive, but the truth is that they're hard to make and require a lot of precision technology.
You can always shape it like a board maker, though it can be challenging and time-consuming.
Tides can increase wave height by 25 percent
This includes predicting waves for surfing, making sure boats and ships are safe, managing coastlines, warning about dangerous conditions, and understanding how sediments move around.
It also helps scientists interpret data about the ocean's surface and how it interacts with the air and atmosphere.
The effects of onshore and offshore wind on wave shape
A study published in the Journal of Fluid Mechanics confirms the empirical notion that winds blowing from land to ocean help develop perfect-breaking tubular waves.
Falk Feddersen and his team analyzed the patterns and breaking behavior of waves at the Surf Ranch in Lemoore, Central California.
100 Hawaiian words every surfer should know
No matter if you're a novice surfer or a seasoned pro, learning the Hawaiian language is a fantastic way to gain a deeper appreciation of the islands' rich culture.
Whether you're headed to the North Shore or the South Maui coast, understanding basic 'Ōlelo Hawai'i can help you better connect with your surroundings.
