Extreme Surfing

Articles in Extreme Surfing

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
If you want to get sponsored for surfing, you've got to practice and you've got to impress surfboard manufacturers, managers, the press and the fans. It's not easy to get sponsored, but if you enter competitions and start placing, you may just ... more »
By nkorpon 3 comments
A lipslide in surfing is similar to a boardslide in skateboarding. Though it is the same type of motion as a floater, it requires more balance and agility. This is written from a regular footed, or right foot in the back, viewpoint. If you are ... more »
By nkorpon 0 comments
Ten years ago, no one had heard of surfing in the Mediterranean. Today, surfers have realized that if you wait long enough and have the right conditions, the Med can rival smaller ocean breaks in size and power. The smaller waves of the ... more »
By awstories 0 comments
Make the most of your surf lesson... more »
By awstories 0 comments
The correct way to strap your surfboard to the top of your car and how to carry it to the beach... more »
By Sebastian Grodd 2 comments
Let’s pimp your ride. Here you will find step-by-step instructions on how to paint your surfboard... more »
By californiagirl 1 comments
Your friend is surfing with just swim trunks, but you think the water is freezing. Even if you feel like you are cold-blooded and cannot stay warm in the water, there are steps you can take to be warm while surfing... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 4 comments
Choose a spot appropriate to your skill level. The place where you start surfing will influence your experience and learning curve... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 2 comments
Big, powerful cutbacks are one of the signature moves of advanced surfers... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 4 comments
In snowboarding, surfing and skateboarding, you're a 'regular foot' if you keep your left foot forward, a 'goofy foot' if you keep your right forward. Here are three ways to tell which you are... more »
By nkorpon 0 comments
Hanging Ten, or nose-riding, is the quintessential longboarding move. There isn’t much that can compare to gliding across the face of a wave with water spitting at your face as you are perfectly balanced on the nose of your surfboard. ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
The waves are head-high and pumping and no one is in the water. So, why aren't you surfing--is it the sub-arctic temperatures? No. Get in there... and stay warm. Don't let the cold water keep the waves to the fish alone. With proper preparation ... more »
By awstories 0 comments
Mastering the pop up is essential in surfing because it gets you on your feet... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 1 comments
Fins are great when it comes to surfing, but only if they're attached to the bottom of your board! Avoid sharks while surfing and you're guaranteed to have a better session. Sharks are beautiful, impressive creatures, but they're better enjoyed ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 9 comments
The surf may be up, but you can't surf until you master this critical skill... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 5 comments
The "takeoff" - catching the wave, standing up, gaining control and turning toward the shoulder of the wave - is the most critical skill in surfing. Once you're up, the rest is relatively easy. Here's how to take a stand... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
Kiteboarding, also known as kitesurfing, is an exciting new water sport. The idea is simple--you stand on a board with foot straps and let the power of a large, controllable kite move you across the water. Just like other sports, ensure that you ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 7 comments
Surfboards are expensive and damage easily, so take care of the one you have. Beat-up boards don't perform as well as those kept in good condition... more »
By nkorpon 0 comments
Geographically, Brittany sits on the northwest coast of France. Spiritually, however, Brittany is a million miles away. Influences of its Celtic settlers and a stubborn independence streak set the people of Brittany apart from the rest of the ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 3 comments
Surfing inside the barrel of a breaking wave is one of the best surfing experiences possible. Your first quality tube ride will make all the effort you spent learning to surf worthwhile... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 3 comments
The first thing you have to do once you catch a wave and stand up is turn toward the unbroken shoulder of the wave... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 12 comments
Surf wax is the stuff that makes your feet stick to the top of your surfboard. It's a good thing... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 5 comments
Although you'll probably develop a sentimental attachment to your first board, that doesn't mean it should be expensive - odds are you're going to trash it... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 4 comments
Before you can really test out that surfboard, you've got to get out beyond the breaking waves, also known as "the soup" in surfer lingo... more »
By ehowrocks 1 comments
1.you should start by having a day schedule. 2.for example. 7:00:wake up/go for a surf 9:00:have a shower/breakfast 9:45:switch off/relax and so on so you can make a schedule that fits you but remember this ... more »