8 Golden Rules For Beginner Bodyboarders

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  • čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
  • These are the 8 golden rules for beginner bodyboarders and even the most knowledgeable riders. Always respect the ocean and the creatures that call it home.
    Be safe when entering the ocean. Respect the lifeguards, listen to what they say and always respect the locals.
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    00:00 Introduction
    00:12 Don't Ride Alone
    01:24 Don't Drop In
    02:28 Don't Bail Boards
    03:21 AD - Boogie Everyday
    03:50 Watch Waves Before Paddling Out
    04:51 Always Warm Up
    05:49 Pick Up Your Trash
    06:55 Do Regular Equipment Checks
    08:21 Respect The Locals and Lifeguards
    09:19 Wrap Up
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Komentáře • 19

  • @kev2o560
    @kev2o560 Před měsícem +9

    Surf schools have alot to answer for on the drop in rule, post covid days seems like etiquette has gone out the window and self entitlement is out of control.

  • @craigieplaysstuff
    @craigieplaysstuff Před měsícem +8

    Not everyone has someone to surf with, accidents happen would you rather be in a car accident by yourself or with another person; would you rather be stuck in a bad situation in the water with a buddy or by yourself, either way doesn't make the situation less dangerous; know your limits

    • @georgeheggie1274
      @georgeheggie1274 Před měsícem +2

      I've been in both situations and thankfully lived to tell the tales, things can turn bad very quickly and the ocean is an extremely powerful force it's all education! 🤙

  • @TheCadocas
    @TheCadocas Před měsícem +3

    One big thing for me, its to always make an effort to ride lefts and rights.
    Its easy to get carried over and start focusing on one side, and then you lose a lot of potential fun throughout the years.

  • @andrewterry1801
    @andrewterry1801 Před měsícem +3

    Well said especially point 6, respect the ocean and leave it clean 👍

  • @adzoutnabout8666
    @adzoutnabout8666 Před měsícem +2

    Good advice mate.
    I have surfed alone for 20 years. Pushed my luck plenty even surfing hrs after dark on full moons.
    Thats different…. But stupid 🤔🤙😎

  • @WarbirdPOV
    @WarbirdPOV Před měsícem +2

    Ah yes, warming up... something I haven't really thought of! Number one is useless to me as I don't have any friends who surf.
    Everytime I see a "big" wave, I bail.... still learning to duck dive.
    Anyways, nice vid, Iain!!!!

  • @nadhiroussama9731
    @nadhiroussama9731 Před měsícem +3

    great tips always respect the ocean and riders

  • @Marlene-Ferreira
    @Marlene-Ferreira Před měsícem +2

    My Couchsurfing & Boogie Board Wave Riding is coming on Smashingly.... I'm quite Exhausted just watching those Boarders going Too & Fro... While I'm on My Couch Enjoying You Guys having tonnes of Fun!!! Hugs to Rosie & You!!
    SURF SAFE!! ❤

  • @jups1
    @jups1 Před měsícem +1

    I just had a solo surf the other day. I was terrified of what lurks below and I definitely would rather surf with friends or people in general, but it was so enjoyable to pick and choose whatever wave I wanted.

    • @jups1
      @jups1 Před měsícem

      Also, my session ended after a cramp 😬 so this is great advice 😅

    • @iaincampbell_
      @iaincampbell_  Před měsícem

      Agreed!! Way more fun with friends…

  • @dingus2218
    @dingus2218 Před měsícem +1

    Great clip, bru. I might add 'don't expect to catch a set in the first 10-15 minutes of a session' if there are some others already surfing that peak, maybe with the exception of it being your local break. Make it clear you're waiting your turn and if its a new spot with an established lineup, they'll appreciate the courtesy.

  • @Haliboldt
    @Haliboldt Před měsícem +1

    Great video Iain, but rule #1...... I love paddling out alone. And if everybody follows rule #1....that means more crowds and more rule #2 problems.

    • @weareyouthere
      @weareyouthere Před měsícem +3

      For beginners this is good advice though. More likely they will progress faster as well with a partner.
      I often surf alone, but I understand my breaks and most likely I'll know someone in the water. There is a spot that I vow to never go in alone as it's so sharky, and I try not to break that rule.

    • @Haliboldt
      @Haliboldt Před měsícem +2

      @weareyouthere agreed for beginners, and even for experienced riders in super heavy waves or more dangerous spots. At my local beachy though, no better feeling than pulling up at sunrise, just to see nobody in the water and have the pick of any wave.

  • @bluememo
    @bluememo Před měsícem +1

    Thank you and thank you. Nicely said
    PS: I sub to @Haliboldt comment😅🤙 Sometimes being alone in the water is restoring😌 other times can be terrifying🌊 🔨🔨😁