Basic skills of surfing

Surfing needs a good time and place. If you want to swim on the waves, you can master the basic skills of surfing to better enjoy the excitement of surfing. What are the basic skills of surfing? Let me tell you the basic skills of surfing.

Basic skills of surfing

1. When you walk out of the beach with your surfboard in your hand, the angle of your surfboard should be straight. Never put the surfboard in front of your body to prevent the waves from hitting the surfboard and your body.

2. When the surfboard collides with the waves, never pull the safety rope and surfboard with your hands to avoid pulling your hands.

3. When surfing, please keep everyone's distance at sea at the length of two surfboards.

4. The starting rule of surfing is to be closest to the wave collapse point, and his action is to stand up first, and the surfer next to him should stop surfing. If you rush down regardless of the willy-nilly, in case of an accident, the surfer will bear all the consequences and liability for compensation.

When surfing in the sea, if you see jellyfish appearing or being bitten by jellyfish, please go ashore and have a rest.

6. When surfing in the open sea, if the surfer closest to the first surfing area has a crazy dog wave covering the whole row above the surfer, the surfer should quickly throw the surfboard back and dive and hide quickly.

7. When surfing in big waves, the surfer in front should keep a safe distance of three surfboards from the surfer next to, in the middle of or behind, so as to avoid the safety rope from winding everyone's surfboards when the crazy dog waves are submerged.

8. Junior surfers, please pay attention to check the equipment, wax blocks, safety ropes and life jackets before launching, and warm up for 20 minutes before surfing in the sea.

9. Beginners should strengthen hand stroke training, physical training, foot training, forward tumbling in water and breath-holding training.

10, surfers must abide by the rules of surfing take-off, one person waves, and whoever is closest to the wave wall will get up first. At this time, the participating surfers quickly braked or pulled the board to stop surfing.

1 1. When you do gymnastics on the beach, you should remember to wear a safety rope to avoid being hurt by your surfboard.

12. When the surfboard rushes back to the shore from the open sea and the water depth is about 30cm, please disembark immediately to avoid the surfboard directly hitting the stone.

13. When carrying a surfboard, pay attention to the turning place, put it down gently when it is placed on the ground, and cover it with sand when the wind is strong to avoid being blown away by the wind.

14. When surfing, if you encounter an ocean current pulled out of the sea, just follow the direction of the ocean current and catch the waves. Never throw away the safety rope and swim back with the swimmer. Please lie on the surfboard and wait for help.

15, the best wave shape for surfing is the wave that collapses in the middle and pushes towards the slopes on both sides. The most dangerous and worst waves are a row of waves that collapse in an instant. Please go ashore and have a rest at this time.

16. If you want to surf well, you must have diving skills, high morale, strong physical strength and muscles. Usually, please watch more surfing videos and magazines, surf with surfers, watch more, surf the Internet more, and exchange experiences with good friends to ensure that you become a surfer as soon as possible.

What is the necessary equipment for surfing?

1, surfing must be accompanied by a foot rope.

It is an important accessory to ensure everyone's safety. You can find the surfboard along it when you fall into the water, and at the same time, you can ensure that the surfboard will not be washed back to the shore by the waves or meet other surfers.

2, surfing must be equipped with anti-slip wax.

No matter how good the surfboard is, it should be waxed. Waxed surfboards can effectively increase the friction between the human body and the board body, which is anti-slip and stable, more stable when standing on the board, and easier to sit up straight when sitting on the surfboard.

The necessary equipment for surfing is clothes.

It is recommended to wear anti-wear clothes in summer, which can prevent friction, water and sun. It is recommended to wear winter clothes, which can effectively resist the cold and surf for a longer time. In addition, sandals and quick-drying beach pants are also necessary.

Surfing must be equipped with tail fins.

Surfboard combined with caudal fin can accelerate and control the direction better. There are one, three or five caudal fins. Usually, long boards use a single large tail fin, and other boards with feet are mostly three-piece and five-piece.

Surfing terminology

Backhand wave. (refers to the posture of the surfer standing on the surfboard, that is, the surfer rushes with his left foot in front and his left hand; Surfers with their right feet in front surf with their right hands. )

Barrel tube wave (refers to the tubular waves formed when the wave intensity and terrain conditions are sufficient. If the space in the pipe is large enough, surfers can surf in this space. )

Beach break-refers to the place where the bottom of the wavy area is covered with sand structures.

Clean-up group-refers to a group of waves larger than the usual group of waves. It often knocks surfers out of their original position because it rolls farther than ordinary waves.

Closing a position-means deducting a wave at the same time. This kind of wave is not suitable for surfing.

Deck surfboard

Descent-refers to people riding the same wave in the same direction. One of the rules of surfing: only one surfer is allowed to surf. When starting in the same direction, let the surfer who is closest to the wave point ride first. Others must give up. It's dangerous to rob the waves! )

Duck Dive-dive is an action of jumping into waves. With the cooperation of arms, knees and feet, the board is pressed into the water and passed through the waves. )

Surface-Surge surface.

Fin-fin. Made of glass fiber or other materials, attached to the bottom of the surfboard, used to control the stability and direction of the surfboard in water. )

Fish-fish board. A short, thick and wide surfboard. Its extra width and thickness make it easy to catch waves and suitable for smaller and weaker waves. )

Face-forehand wave. (refers to the posture of the surfer standing on the surfboard, that is, the surfer's left foot is in front and his right hand is behind; Surfers with their right feet in front surf with their left hands. )

High tide-high tide

Inner side-refers to the inner area when the waves fall.

Belt and foot rope. A plastic rope connecting the tail of a surfboard with the feet of a surfer. Its function is to ensure that surfers are still closely connected with the surfboard when they fall off it. )

Left-handed wave. (refers to the wave that erupts to the left after the wave's explosion point is formed. Depends on the surfer's angle, not the shore view. )

Long board-long board. (More than 8 in length? A six-foot surfboard. )

Low tide.-low tide.

Mini mal-refers to a surfboard between a long board and a short board. Surfboards ranging in length from 7 feet to 9 feet. Its width and thickness are different from the traditional long-wave plate. Suitable for beginners of surfing. )

Tip of nose. (refers to the front end of a surfboard. )

Offshore wind-refers to the wind blowing from the shore to the sea surface. This kind of wind tends to form waves with smooth surfaces.

Shore wind-refers to the wind blowing from the sea to the shore. This wind makes the waves unstable and is not suitable for surfing.

Outside-refers to the area behind the wave buckle. When surfers shout. Outside? It also reminds other surfers to pay attention to the coming big waves in the distance.

Stroke (refers to the stroke that uses the arm strength to make the surfboard gain momentum. )

Paddling-refers to pulling the surfboard out of the wave area.

Pintail-refers to a surfboard with a pointed tail.

Punch-refers to the place where the bottom of the wavy area is covered with rocks or corals. It's better to break it a little than a beach break, because it's always in the same place. Pay attention to wearing diving shoes when encountering such waves. )

Out of the blue.-Go for a ride. (refers to the action of changing oneself from prone to standing on a surfboard. )

Railing-refers to the edge of a surfboard.

Right-hand wave. (refers to the waves that burst to the right continuously after the wave burst point is formed. Depends on the surfer's angle, not the shore view. )

Round tail-refers to a surfboard with an arc tail.

Set-refers to a group of continuous waves larger than normal waves, usually 3 or 4 waves in a row.

Shore breaking-refers to the waves approaching the beach. This kind of wave is fast and strong, but it is not suitable for surfing.

Short board-short board. (6? A surfboard of 6 feet or less. This board is fast and flexible, suitable for fancy movements. )

Square tail-refers to a surfboard with a flat tail.

Describe the very good feeling that surfers get from surfing.

Surfboard.-Surfboard.

Dovetail-refers to a surfboard with a dovetail.

Surge-refers to waves coming from distant seas after being formed by wind. This kind of wave is of high quality and is very suitable for surfing.

Tail-refers to the tail of a surfboard.

Take-off-refers to the action of getting ready to surf, catching waves after paddling, and then taking off.

Tube-(same as barrel)

Wax-special wax for surfboards, which is coated on the surface of surfboards to prevent slipping.

Rush forward bravely-one of surfing terms. A surfer accidentally falls off his surfboard and falls into the water.