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- Dictionarycompetent/ˈkɒmpɪt(ə)nt/
adjective
- 1. having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully: "a highly competent surgeon"
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Refraction. This represent the tendency of wave crests to become parallel to underwater contours as waves move into shallower waters. Waves moving in shallow waters move more slowly than waves moving in deeper water. Refraction can be seen where waves wrap round a point and their direction seems to change. Refraction of waves.
The waves and currents pose a potential risk to water users. Weak swimmers should keep their toes in the sand, while stronger swimmers should stay close to lifeguards. Competent surfers – paddle on out! Single Red Flag: High Hazard. Indicates: Dangerous conditions due to strong surf and currents.
Surf Terms, Slang and Phrases. "You should have been here yesterday!" With the help of this Surfing Terms page you'll be able to not only walk like a surfer, but you'll also be able to talk like one. Chill with the locals, impress the hotties at the local bar, or show up that know-it-all brat who is going out with your younger brother or sister ...
May 18, 2017 · I started "alone" as you define and was pretty fine in terms of safety. If you are too scared just play in white water for another 5-7 sessions. Or just pick a beginner spot with small waves, no currents and bay watch on duty. Two or more beginners are not always a good combination which may result in mutual daring and showing off.
by tomato3000 » Mon Jan 21, 2008 8:46 pm. A 'left' would mean that if you go in the direction of the breaking water you'll be facing the shore. 'Regular' (left foot forward) surfers are generally not as comfortable at lefts because you'll be predominately surfing back side. by essex sucks » Mon Jan 21, 2008 9:31 pm.
Surfing Waves Forum - Surf chat, information and discussion - Diminishing Returns?
Jun 10, 2017 · Thus it looks like the three largest options are: - 9'6" x 24" x 2 5/8". - 9'0" x 24" x 4". -9'0" x 23" x 3.5". I am basically looking for whatever is the most stable and easiest to stand on since that's all I am at in this point in time. Obviously the 9'6" board is the largest. However, it's only 2 5/8" thick which is much thinner than other ...
Jun 15, 2015 · Ah yes, the "board sports" fallacy. Give me a good swimmer and a good [insert board sport] athlete who are both novice surfers. 99 times out of 100 the swimmer will be a competent surfer faster. Learning to paddle efficiency, read waves and catch them is infinitely more important at the beginner stage than any board skills.
Knee damage from longboarding. by aircooledmatt » Mon Jul 02, 2007 6:52 pm. A year ago I had a fall skiing and damaged the ligaments on the right side of my knee. This didn't stop me surfing, as I'm happy to put up with the pain if it means I can surf. However, a lump has developed on the inside of my right knee on the bone.
