A 56-year old fitness nut tried surfing in Nicaragua and finds something more than a good workout. Surfing is truly a metaphysical experience in addition to a very challenging and difficult-to-learn sport.
Archive for the ‘Surfing’ Category
Chronic Surfboards Surviving Hawaii’s Custom Surfboard Industry
Wednesday, March 25th, 2009In a time where machine turned surfboards looked like it might threaten the shaper, more and more people want hands-on custom surfboards from Hawaii. Here in Hawaii, custom long-board (or long boards) shapes as well as hand shaped short boards have slightly increased.
Surfing – Surfing Safety Tips
Tuesday, March 24th, 2009Surfing is far less risky than many other sports. The odds of some serious injuries while snow skiing, for example, are obviously higher.
How to Choose the Best Eco-Friendly Wooden Surfboard That Will Last For Generations – A Buyers Guide
Tuesday, March 24th, 2009A quick guide to buying a beautiful wooden surfboard without disappointment. How to avoid mistakes made by novice manufacturers, selling their wares to the unsuspecting public. Some of the pitfalls made by wood boardbuyers highlighted.
Where is the Best Place to Learn How to Surf?
Monday, March 23rd, 2009Are you ready to start surfing but just not sure where to start? Answers to these questions will help get you in the water and ripping faster. The combination of a point break and small beach break will help you understand the basics of surfing in two very different types of conditions. Finding a place where both types of waves are breaking consistently is the next step in planning surf lessons especially if you currently live in a place where beach access is difficult.