do you surf?  have you surfed?
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Yeah Ive surfed for more than 12 years now. \n\nAdvice to someone who hasn't surfed would be to get a board that is long, and will be easy to paddle.  Ask the guys at the surf shop they will help. \n\nBuying the wrong kind of surfboard will stop your progress. It has to be suitable to your height , weight and skill level.\n\nBefore you go in the water see what the waves are doing, if you're new to surfing you wont want to get right out far, get waist deep in the water, get a feel for your board. And practise catching the broken waves. Get comfortable doing that, just riding them straight into shore. That will be fun for a little while.\n\nOnce you've learnt how to paddle and catch the waves properly you can try standing up.  It takes a ton of practise so don't be discouraged.
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Have you tried a search engine?
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surf·ing (sûr'fĭng) \n\nThe sport of riding on the crest or along the tunnel of a wave, especially while standing or lying on a surfboard. Also called surfboarding.\n\n\nHistory\nOriginally developed by Hawaiian islanders (see Ngaru), before the 15th century, "he'e nalu" spread in the early 20th century to the mainland USA and Australia, where heavy timber "plank" boards were ridden directly towards beaches.\n\nThe sport exploded in popularity in the 1950s and 1960s, when cheaper, more maneuverable, and lighter boards made of fiberglass and foam became available and the teenaged baby boomers headed to the beach in droves to enjoy the maneuverability and stunts made possible by the new boards. The sport has spread to most places where waves of sufficient size and shape appear, including Brazil, Costa Rica, France, Ireland, México, New Zealand, Norway, South Africa, and many island states including Barbados in the Caribbean and Tahiti in the Pacific. Long Island is also a very popular spot for surfing.
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No, not yet, have you?
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here's the link...\nhttp://www.buzzsurf.com/surfatwork/\n\nHAVE FUN!!!
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http://surfhistory.com
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Have you taken a test?
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You just did. I mean to ask this question, didn't you signed in?
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do what ever floats your boat
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well have u had any anwers?( well if u had then obviously we do!)
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Nope. . .\nWhere's your web page?
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lol no comment to the previous answer... but yes, yes i have
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yes , but u need a special program...if i can still remember one of them is callled surf annynormaously\n\njust search from yahoo and u will find all the choices
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Have u already done what u r asking now?
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Have you tryied google?
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I sk8board, surf, snowboard and grab big air. It's totally rad dude. When I lived in Hawaii I used to cliffjump into the ocean. That was a major adrenaline rush! Really scary too, cuz you might y'know do a belly flop or land on your back or hit the reef under da water. So friggin' awesome. Go try it, you won't regret. And pick up Sk8boarding, it's great! Aloha brah!
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Absolutely but only in a few places. I'm from Nova Scotia (NS). I don't know about British Columbia (BC) but NS would be the only place to surf besides BC. In NS the best places are the beaches all along the south coast of the province. The best is probably Lawrencetown Beach near Halifax where they surf all year round (using full wet suits in the winter of course). The waves are great there and I love to body surf them in the summer. Also great is Martinique Beach about 20 kilometers east of Lawrencetown.