Bodyboarding and surfing are addictive, and once out have gotten a taste for the thrill, it is very difficult to put it down. As a bodyboarder, you are used to taking risks, but when you fall pregnant, it is not only your risk that you are taking, so the question stands, is it safe to […]
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When most people think of bodyboarding, they think of someone lying flat on a small foam board and riding their way into shore on the fluffy white water. Drop Knee bodyboarding is one example of how bodyboarding is far from what the general public’s view of it is. So what Is Drop Knee Bodyboarding? When
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Bodyboarding without fins is a challenging task and not as rewarding as you might hope. Although most people think that all fins are equal, this is far from the truth. Snorkeling and swimming fins have long soft blades, while bodyboarding fins tend to have shorter, stiffer blades. So, Can You Use Snorkeling Fins for Bodyboarding?
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As a bodyboarder, you probably know how much impact a good pair of bodyboard fins can make. Without high-quality bodyboarding fins, it’s nearly impossible to pass the break, let alone generate enough speed to catch the waves. With varying lengths, shapes, cuts, and uses, finding a pair of fins for you can sometimes seem a
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Surfing and bodyboarding, to those that don’t surf, seem like much the same water sport, however, the reality is far from it. There has long been tension and a so-called rivalry between stand-up surfers and bodyboarders. Do Surfers Hate Bodyboarders? Not all surfers hate bodyboarders, but those that do generally do it for reasons that
Although surfing and bodyboarding seem similar as they both include riding a board down a wave, anyone from either side will likely argue that there are more differences than similarities. Is surfing harder than bodyboarding? Surfing requires more physical endurance, stability, strength, and skill than bodyboarding, as well as a much steeper learning curve. Surfing
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