A guide to tame the waves

 
    When getting into the water, walk out through the waves crumbling into the shoreline as far as possible.

    Your paddle stroke should be essentially like a crawl swimming stroke. Center yourself on the board, keep your legs straight behind you, with the board nose level with the water surface.

    Get a feel for paddling around on the surfboard and the balance of it.

 

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