The world is abundant with outstanding surf spots, and with 35 million global surfers, this is a good thing. As a surfing addict, living in a place with perfect waves, consistent swell, and little to no crowds is a highly sought-after dream, however, these places are far and few between. Here Are The Best Places […]

As someone who has a love for surfing, your favorite pastime greatly relies on the waves of the ocean. With no waves or the incorrect type of waves, you simply will not be able to surf. So, How Are Waves Formed? Ocean waves are formed by wind friction on the surface of the ocean (wind

No one likes getting hurt, but unfortunately, every now and then (more often for some than others) we find ourselves injured, sometimes with wounds large enough to need stitches. If you are in this situation, and you’re addicted to surfing, you may be wondering if you can still surf. So, Can I Go Surfing With

Surfing is a dynamic sport that requires the use of just about every muscle your body has to use. Although endurance and physical strength are both important aspects of surfing, your balance and center of gravity will be a cornerstone of your surfing, as you cannot surf efficiently without decent balance. Why Do Surfers Need

When we start to talk about perfect waves, no break has more to offer than a point break. Producing some of the longest lines in the ocean, point breaks are not consistent, but they put all other waves to shame when they work. Here’s How to Surf a Point Break: When surfing a point break,

Surfing can be a dangerous sport. With hard surfboards, sharp fins, reefs like razors, and oh yeah, the sharks. Although it may seem as though surfers don’t care about sharks, the truth is, most surfers have an underlying awareness that there may be a shark around them at any time. Countries such as France, Portugal,