Most great wave boards are not cheap. My personal favorite is the Zap Pro. That board, along with a back pad and arch bar are exactly what you need to get up onto and shred the waves. So, when it comes to riding the waves, just go for it! Ride straight in and don't be afraid to fall because you will fall; I guarantee you. Try to start off with small-%26gt;medium sized waves and when you get the hang of it, go on to larger more shredable waves. Don't try and trick unless you're 100% solid on the basic wave riding techniques. Hope I helped!! and have fun out the skimming! oh, and if you're interested in the board I suggested, check out either www.zapskimboards.com or www.skimcity.com.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Do you have any Beginner Tips for Wave Skimboarding?
I've been skimboarding since I was 10 but I've never gotten off the beach... I want to go straight out and ride the waves a little bit. If anyone has any advice on cheaper boards that float, skimboarding in the waves, or any extra comments on my dilemna it would be very appreciated! ThanksDo you have any Beginner Tips for Wave Skimboarding?
Most great wave boards are not cheap. My personal favorite is the Zap Pro. That board, along with a back pad and arch bar are exactly what you need to get up onto and shred the waves. So, when it comes to riding the waves, just go for it! Ride straight in and don't be afraid to fall because you will fall; I guarantee you. Try to start off with small-%26gt;medium sized waves and when you get the hang of it, go on to larger more shredable waves. Don't try and trick unless you're 100% solid on the basic wave riding techniques. Hope I helped!! and have fun out the skimming! oh, and if you're interested in the board I suggested, check out either www.zapskimboards.com or www.skimcity.com.vegetable oil cream side effects highlight videos natural cream
Most great wave boards are not cheap. My personal favorite is the Zap Pro. That board, along with a back pad and arch bar are exactly what you need to get up onto and shred the waves. So, when it comes to riding the waves, just go for it! Ride straight in and don't be afraid to fall because you will fall; I guarantee you. Try to start off with small-%26gt;medium sized waves and when you get the hang of it, go on to larger more shredable waves. Don't try and trick unless you're 100% solid on the basic wave riding techniques. Hope I helped!! and have fun out the skimming! oh, and if you're interested in the board I suggested, check out either www.zapskimboards.com or www.skimcity.com.
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