Biggest Wave Ever Surfed

8 Feet CBC Surfboard with PU Surf Leash and Tri-fin System

Product Features

• High Density EPS
• 100% Waterproof core
• Molded in laminated wood stringers
• Tri-fin system
• HD Polethylene slick bottom

Rub it on nose to tail, rail to rail. Sticky Bumps original formula from Wax Research, Inc. Globally right on non-toxic since 1972. Six 80 gram bars.

Product Features

• fresh from the factory
• original formula
• six 80 gram bars
• for use above 69 degrees Fahrenheit

Watch more How to Choose a Surfboard videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/507771-5-Types-of-Surfboards-Surfboard-Basics

Here’s the types of boards that you have. You have your short board, you have your guns, you have your fishes and you have your eggs, or fun shapes, and then you have your long boards.

Your short board and your guns are for the experienced surfer that knows what he wants. Basically, your short board is for surfing the critical part of the wave and pumping your board rail-to-rail generating speed. Whether it’s flying through the air or cutting back or getting barreled, basically, your short board is your high performance surfing.

Now your guns, your guns are for much larger surf, much powerful surf. Your guns are going to be used by your expert surfers who are adrenaline rushers who like the charge of the big, big surf.

Now you have your fishes which are the small wave boards. And the small summer surf, and the small mushy surf. And the fishes are good for your beginners, your immediate, and your experts because they’re an all around surf board. And your egg boards are, again, great for your beginner and up to your expert. More than likely, your beginner and your immediate surf boards are going to use these boards. They are full noses, width in the tail and width in the center, real easy to turn on those fun days.

Then you have your long boards, or your Malibu’s. Basically they start at the nose wide, they go all way through the center wide, and they in the tail they’re wide as well. And then these boards are great for the beginner surfers who needs that extra paddling, that extra thickness to get up on the board, have it be stable, and ride it all the way to the shore.

And that is your basic surfboards.

Step 2: You need to have the right equipment to help you succeed in surfing. Having the right active swimwear is all apart of the right equipment but you can still feel and look beautiful, shop our favourite pieces for surfing here https://www.mazarineaqua.com/shop-1/ Follow us on Instagram @mazarine_aqua – for more surfing tips and inspiration and don’t forget to share with your surfing friends.

With hundreds of products on the market, and when you’re new to sport, finding the right board for you can be overwhelming. A lot of women ask me what board they should buy because they want the best equipment that makes learning easy.

In this video I will run through the basic equipment that will support your learning experience and make the beginner stages more enjoyable. Once you understand a few key points, you will be confident to shop around for your beginner kit.

The board – A good quality softboard will have lots of foam around the rails, nose and tail to absorb the force if the board, in case it does hit you or someone else.

Look around for a soft board that has enough buoyancy, length and width to suit your height and weight and one you can carry comfortably.

Look on our site for our recommended brands, under our Product Guide tab.
Parts of the board are the Rails, deck, bottom, fins, nose, stinger. Including how to carry the board, leg rope. The leg rope stops your board drifting away when you fall off. It attaches to your back leg.

To determine your back leg, have someone push you gently and as you step forward, the foot that comes to the front is your front foot and the one that stays planted is your back.

Wax will help you grip to the board. Wax comes in a variety of different formulas to suit different water temperatures so just ask your surf shop, which is best for your local conditions. Apply a good layer of wax on the deck of your boards where your feet and chest will be positioned.

Bikini’s and Wetsuits – Wetsuits have come a long way and we lucky to have both functional and fashionable suits, to keep us warm, protected from the sun and they can make us feel great. Find something that will protect you from your local elements. In cold conditions you should wear a minimum 3/2mm or a 4/3mm steamer, with long arms and legs to keep you warm.

In warmer water find a suit or a bikini that helps support you in the area’s you need. Again, check out our site for our recommended brands. I highly recommend hiring a board before you go and buy one. You can then try a few different boards to get a feel for what enables you to surf your best. Remember, it’s all about making the learning process as easy as possible.

So there you have some key points for finding the right beginner equipment. If you need anymore help, please ask your questions in our forums on site and we’ll be happy to provide you with some additional tips.

We hope you have enjoyed step two, there are still four more videos to complete the six steps to surf sister video package. Happy Surfing

Athletes often aren’t perceived as being nerdy, but a LOT of science goes into sports! Here’s what it takes to surf.

The Physics Of Baseball Pitches: http://dne.ws/1KyOuFn

Read More:
A Brief History of the Surfboard
http://www.popularmechanics.com/adventure/sports/a7666/a-brief-history-of-the-surfboard-8347626/
“These days anyone can grab a surfboard and hang 10. From its humble wooden beginnings, we explore the surfboard’s past—and look to its future.”

How Surfing Works
http://adventure.howstuffworks.com/outdoor-activities/water-sports/surfing4.htm
“Newton’s first law states that objects in motion, like waves, tend to stay in motion, while objects at rest, like a floating surfboard, tend to stay at rest. This is why a surfer has to paddle to catch a wave.”

A Surfboard Made By Rocket Scientist
http://www.popsci.com/surfboard-made-rocket-scientist
“Edison Conner, a former SpaceX rocket scientist and co-founder of Varial Surf Technology, tried for years to create a durable surfboard from aerospace material. “
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