A guide to tame the waves

 

    Now that you've mastered the whitewater foamies and are well-versed in the rules of surfing, you're ready to catch some real waves.

    The idea is similar to catching the whitewater. Start paddling early as the wave approaches. You should be reaching full speed as the wave comes underneath you and lifts you up. The time to stand is when the board starts to plane on the surface of the water.

    Practice, watch others, ask for advice, and check back here for more updates to the page.

 

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