[Lazy bag for surfing newbies] How to choose among the 3 major surfing lesson genres? Even novices can have a great time playing

After warming up on the shore, you can take your surfboard and longboard into the water! There are four basic processes in stand up surfing: paddling, getting up, riding the wave, and returning to the outside of the wave. First, put your body on the board: support your upper body, bring your whole body to the board in one go, and then move your feet up. Avoid climbing up with your feet first to prevent losing your balance.

Then carefully observe the suitable wave and paddle closer with both hands. Remember to observe the etiquette of not jumping on the wave and give priority to the surfer closest to the wave. After selecting a wave, place your hands on both sides of the board, quickly push yourself up and stand. Then comes the exciting surfing session, enjoy the comfortable interaction with the ocean! When you finish surfing and return to the outside of the wave, remember to be careful not to bump into other surfers.

It can be seen from the four links of longboard surfing that it is a sport that tests basic skills: core ability, balance, body coordination, adaptability, etc. If you master it properly, you can step out of the surfing novice village. Fortunately, most people can get the pleasure of surfing after practice, so longboard surfing is both a classic and the first choice for beginners. It is easy to find shops that offer surfing lessons in Taiwan.

The steps of bodyboard surfing are similar to those of longboarding, but it saves the effort of standing up and makes it faster to get started. After warming up, get on the board and paddle with your hands and fins. While keeping your body stable, you can search for suitable waves. Then you can prop up your upper body, kick your feet and ride the waves. Doesn’t it sound simple and fun? Bodyboarding allows more people to build confidence, which is even more helpful for learning stand-up surfing in the future.

Bodyboarding is undoubtedly a good introduction to surfing, and its easy-to-learn characteristics attract many beginners. After you become familiar with the waves, you can practice turning and jumping across the wave crests to sublimate the experience of bodyboarding into a richer sport. For those who are already longboard surfers, if they occasionally want to save energy for chasing waves, You might as well try out the new experience of bodyboarding!

Sandboarding is divided into flat surfing and wave surfing. Flat surfing is best done on a thin layer of water left after low tide; wave surfing is best done on a beach with small waves.

Three steps to start surfing a sandboard immediately: the first "Run-up", the starting distance depends on the skating speed and proficiency, generally about 3-5 meters is recommended; the second "Getting on the board", throw the board to a distance of one step, Jump vertically onto the board and pay attention to whether you are stepping in the middle to maintain the balance of the center of gravity; thirdly, "sliding", keep your knees slightly bent and the center of gravity of the body slightly lowered, steadily control the direction of the sandboard, and adjust the body swing according to the current. Enjoy the thrill of sandboard surfing!

Surfing a sandboard seems simple, but it actually requires some skills and practice to be able to slide on the board at a certain speed.

However, sandboard surfing requires relatively little equipment and is easy to play. As your skills improve, you can also create handsome fancy surfing techniques. Combined with the all-round exercise of running, jumping, and gliding, your body's flexibility will be improved. , as the youngest form of surfing in the surfing family, the popularity of sandboard surfing continues to rise!