Learning to Surf: Different Types of Surfboards
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
- Are you trying to figure out which type of surfboard is right for you? We have some answers for you in this video where San Diego Surf School discusses the different types of boards and their various applications.
For more info on learning to surf and surf lessons in San Diego - check out San Diego Surf School at www.sandiegosurfingschool.com - Sport
The best surfboards intros and tips ever, but this video only focuses on pros, wish to know some cons about each type of boards.
sooooo helpful! I've watched a lot of videos and yall are the ones who have explained everything in the best way possible! thanx
Dope video guys can’t wait to be up to the capacity to surf California.
Wow you forgot to sell the wave storm
im starting to surf in huntington beach, can i wear a 3/2 full wetsuit most of the year? i only go the beach after the snow melts so i go from march- oct.
I got a Lost RNF from catch surf
Hey man love the video. I just have a question and it would be great if you can answer it.
I'm 5'10/178cm and 136lbs/62kg so i'm pretty skinny. I'm gonna go on a trip next month and will go surf for the first time. I Skate but wanna switch to Surf and was planning on buying a 2nd hand 6'0 -6'2 shortboard to start learning on. I really wanna get a shortboard to finally have a board to bring back home. Would it be okay to buy a shortboard as my first board even though it is hard or would you suggest not buying a board yet and just rent a longboard for the learning process? It would be nice though to start on a shortboard just for the fun of it.
Thanks!
I hope you know that he said come in or give us a call not comment down below...
Ain't nothing fun about learning on a shortboard. Basic skills are going to take you a lot longer to learn and everything is going to take more effort.
Get a longboard, learn the basics, spend some time with it, then when you feel comfortable with it and you're ready for a smaller board, go down to a mid length or a funboard and get comfortable with that. Get good at carving, pumping for speed, doing turns, identifying section. Only then should you move on to a shortboard and get more radical.
AWith that you'll have a versatile quiver. Your shortboard for average waves, your mid length for big surf, and your longboard for small surf.
yes sir
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Fish board is fine, but add an extra foot or two. Choppy water days and all 7 of the spots are Jurassic.
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Guys, I am going to start surfing for the first time and am struggling to find a good surfboard that would suite me because I don't want to waste my money on something that won't work well. I have watched a good amount of videos but I want personal advice. I am 13 am 5,1 and am super skinny. I also am not sure if I should buy a cheap one to buy another one later or one that is more expensive that will last me a while.
I would start with a surfboard that is a little wider and has volume in order to get comfortable (These boards are more stable and easier to learn on). A fish surfboard is a good start. Also feel free to check with your local surfshop to borrow or rent a couple of surfboards and test them in order to check what board is good for you. I would also invest on a used board at first instead of a new one. Please feel free to call us with any questions. www.sandiegosurfingschool.com 858-205-7683. We are here to help. Thanks
@@sandiegosurfschool Thanks heaps this helps a lot, My friend surfs and said he would lend me a few boards when we go together to test them out.
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