Under The Sea!
Ever wonder what is going on below the surface as you surf? Here are some pics of some of our underwater friends enjoying the sea. Next time the ocean goes flat, grab some dive gear and treat yourself to some “under the sea” magic!
read moreCaring for Your Surfboard: Hot Cars and The Family Pet
Don’t leave your surfboard in your car! The extreme heat will delaminate and ruin your surfboard. Think of your surfboard as a family pet, you wouldn’t leave your dog in the car with the windows rolled up now would you?
read moreHow to Surf China Walls
“China Walls,” a surf break located on Oahu’s southeastern most tip, is actually an amalgamation of four separate “breaks.” There’s “the wall,” a left that breaks right next to the cliff, “the point,” a section just inside of the wall, “the finger,” the far inside section, and “china walls” proper, a deep water left located further in the bay. (See above.) Each “wave” presents its own challenges, as each section will break differently according to tide, swell direction, swell size, and wind. For...
read moreSecret to Surfing Pipeline? Surf Lessons from Hawaiian Surf Adventure!
Some pics of 40-year old, and current Association of Surfing Professionals world-ranked #1 surfer, Mr. Robert Kelly Slater. Will taking surf lessons from Hawaiian Surf Adventure get you ready to charge Pipeline? Perhaps… Remember, even the great ones have to start someplace, get started...
read moreHow to Duck Dive
Paddling out to the lineup can sometimes be difficult, especially if there are large waves breaking on your head every few seconds! But you can beat those paddle out blues if you learn how to “duck dive.” Originally coined to emulate the idea of “water off of a duck’s back,” duck diving has been a staple move in every surfer’s repertoire since the advent of the shortboard revolution. (Tankers, no worries, we’ll have a post dedicated to the mystical turtle roll soon!) Duck diving waves allows you to get out into the lineup safely and quickly. Though...
read moreHow to Carry Your Surfboard
Make sure to carry your surfboard with the waxed side away from your body. This will keep your clothes, or your body, wax free!
read moreLearn Hawaii Surf Safety Signs Before Your Lesson
