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How to Get Started Surfing
How to Choose Your First Surfboard
How to Forecast Weather for Surfing
How to Choose a Surf Spot for Beginners
Caring for a Surfboard
How to Carry a Surfboard
How to Wax a Surfboard
How to Choose Your First Wet Suit
Surfing & Surfboard Accessories
Surfing & Knowing Where to Paddle Out
Surfing Warm Ups
How to Paddle a Surfboard
Surfing & How to Get Through Waves
Surfing & How to Catch a Wave
How to Stand Up on a Surfboard
How to Stand While Surfing
How to Turn While Surfing
Surfing & How to End Your Ride
Surfing & Wave Etiquette
Surfing & Coming Back to Shore
How to Repair Minor Surfboard Dings
Surfing Terms & Weather & Wave Conditions
Surfing Terms & Other Surfers
Technical Surfing Terms
How to Change into Your Wet Suit or Bikini
How to Transport a Surfboard
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Summary: Transporting a surfboard can be tricky if you don’t have a SUV, get a removable rack for your car and easily transport your board to the ocean; learn more in this free surfing video about beginning surfing.
Schell began surfing at the age of 4, but at age 15 she really started to explore her surfing abilities. Surfing is one of her greatest passions, and she loves sharing it with others...read more
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"Hi I'm Schell Michael, I'm here with Expert Village and today we're going to be doing a series on how to surf. Okay let's talk about transporting your board and how you going to do that. A lot of people don't have the luxury of having a big SUV or a big truck. A lot of us are trying to save on gas. Therefore, we have cars. So, another one of you friends is going to be surf racks. These are great. They're just like little foam rollers. These ones have a little surf company, you know. Sometimes you can get these things made, you can get your name on it if you like, that'd be cute. So inside just a little bit of foam, outside just kind of covering and these are going to be great protective paint on your car and these are going to be your removable rack which are great. So you can surf off to the beach with your board but then if you want to go out later do something, you could take them off and you don't have to have these things lying around. Pretty much you just lie them over the top of your car. And you just run the straps through and it says connected and you have these that go on top to go of your board, and you just run it through, just like this and it tightens the board down. So the board will be between in the rack and in here and it just keeps it for a nice secure fit. The best thing is to have the board, the nose of the board, you're going to turn the board over, so the wax is facing down towards the racks. You don't have the nose of your board facing the back of your car and the fins at the front of your car. And the reason why we have the fins towards the front of the car is cause when you strap it down, it straps in front of the fin so that when the wind blows on your car it's going to get, the straps going to get caught on your fins and it's not going to fly off."
eHow Article: How to Transport a Surfboard
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