Learning How to Surf - 4 Tips For Success in the Water
Sometimes the hardest thing for
beginning surfers is the initial embarrassment of not being good at the sport.
They also said I don't know a single soul who paddled into the water for the
first time and didn't feel defeated and just plain bad about his or her
ability.
Bellow 4
tips a good for you to success in the water and be the good surfer.
Tip #1: Once you go, keep at it for
a month
Rain or shine, just get out there,
paddle around a bit. You don't even have to catch a wave!
Tip#2: Choose the right place to learn.
Find a break that is convenient,
where people are nice and friendly, and where you feel comfortable. For the
beginner chose spots with sand break, it’s will be make you safely.
Tip #3: Observe advanced surfers,
and learn from them.
There are also ways to learn how to
surf when you're not even in the water! Pick up some good surfing videos and
study them for your next session in the water. There are even some good
instructional surfing videos at SouthCoast.com taught by pro surfers that are
worth a look. You can also learn a lot by observing surfers on the beach.
Observing other surfers is particularly effective if you are having trouble
paddling into waves. If you're desperately paddling your heart out, but the guy
three feet from you is catching every wave that comes by, you have some
homework to do. Chances are that better surfers have better wave knowledge of
your favorite spot, and their familiarity with the wave gives them an edge.
Tip #4: Observe beginning surfers,
then critique yourself.
Countless times beginning surfers
make mistakes that prevent them from properly catching waves. Other times, they
seem heavy footed and not quick to respond to the conditions of the wave. Make
a list of things that beginning surfers do wrong and strive to check your own
mistakes off that list.
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