As a learner surfer buying your first surfboard and entering a shop or shopping online is like being back in a candy store as a kid. But if you don’t know what type of surfboard is the best for you it sometimes gets frustrating. So if you are thinking of buying your first surfboard but you don’t know which one is the one for you, then make sure to keep on reading this article. I have some exciting tips, that will make your experience of buying your first surfboard much more e

One of the most important things to know in surfing is how to safely attach your leash to your ankle to avoid accidents while surfing. As a surf coach, I always highlight the importance of safe surfing not only to my clients but for them to be wary of their surroundings and other surfers. HERE ARE 5 TIPS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ATTACHING YOUR LEASH TO YOUR ANKLE: 1. Make sure the velcro on your leash is still working properly. If you notice some parts of the velcro are not sti

Surfing is challenge not only for the body but for the mind as well. As a learner surfer or an aspiring surfer, you will definitely question yourself and will have plenty of doubts. These questions can lead to indecisiveness to continue or start due to a lack of confidence. Let's talk about one of the most important foundation that every surfer needs to have in moving forward with their journey. Because not everyone can successfully ride their first wave or even stand up on t

One of the things that usually stops us from learning is fear. But is fear all that bad? Let’s talk about what my definition of fear is. In textbook definition, fear is an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain or a threat. But for me, fear can be a mnemonic for: False – Evidence – Appearing – Real. False - Evidence - Appearing - Real Let’s be clear, no all fear is unjustified. Especially when we have a basis on wh