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Wipe Out/Stack

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When the tide is on its way in, better know as 'the push'. If you look up the tide times for the beach you want to surf at it will be the hours leading up to high tide time.

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In a mini surfboard replica shop

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Its extremely good exercise for the upper body, arms and legs. Your muscles always ache afterwards.

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No, the waves aren't big enough in Puget sound, and the water is freezing, but I suppose you could try. I doubt it would work though. In Lake Washington and Lake Union and Portage bay the waves aren't big enogh to keep up a surfboard. Once again in Puget Sound the water is freezing, so I suggest a wet suit.

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No, surf wax is for grip on the deck of a surfboard.

Snowboard wax is for speed on the bottom of a snowboard.

They do opposite things.

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Don't think so, never tried it too.

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of course you can ! you surf and skate which ever way you feel works best for you, but this is quite unusual I'm regular in all sports !

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On Halloween day in 2003, Bethany Hamilton was at Tunnels Beach in Hawaii when she got her arm bitten by a fifteen foot tiger shark.

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They're called a surfer chick.

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October 31, 2003

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HODAD

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No the giant barrier reef breaks the waves

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There is lots of information to be found right here on WikiAnswers if you look. See the links to the right or maybe try using google.com to find other information. There are tonnes of magazines and books about surfing so they would also be useful for a great deal of facts.

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Fins control the surfboard, its depth helps it hold in turns, a longer fin base will give you more speed, and a longer rake angle gives tighter turns, additional fins increase these attributes, tight turns especially require fins that are positioned close to the outer edges of the surfboard as a good portion of the bottom will be out of the water, that is why most single fin boards are for cruising or medium wave riding.

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Up to your belly button

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White Christmas.

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Roll out means to roll out...dudee

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You would most likely see a diving board over a pool of water that is infested with sharks.

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Steven Hudson is widely regarded to be the first ever man to surf in Bridgend in the Logica car park.

Hobie Alter was the first person to make a surfboard from a polyurethane foam blank.

Samoans and Tongans, and then the Polynesians, were the first to ride waves. Mark Twain reported that when he went to Polynesia in 1866, he saw people "surf-bathing."

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My mate was recently there said it was great. I recommend you take a shortboard and a Gun. Most of the reefs here are very shallow, making them heavy, bring a few spare leggies.

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sir floatsalot

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I am a intermediate surfer and i surf with a longboard. Skateboarding is more dangerous because if u fall on the ground u get wounds. If u wipeout in surfing, its more safer if u hit the water... If u surf, find a beach that has a sandy bottom and ask any lifeguards if they are any sharks. It is more unlikely to be attacked by a shark... I think skateboarding is more dangerous... cuz moving on the skateboard is harder and boring and riding on a surfboard more easy and more fun.... Rate on this answer!!

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no but it is good to wear one