Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Beginner surfing”
Bringing women and wellness together in and around waves. We encourage each other to have a go and share the waves. We breath and stretch together to relax after a surf session, and we have a social catch up at the end of each session to tell our stories and have a laugh.
Surfing WA, together with Rip Curl, are giving you the chance to win in over $1400 in prizes!
Last week Surfing WA Surf School assisted students from Scarborough, Deanmore and St John’s primary schools in hosting the 9th annual Interschool Surf Gala Day.
Ever wanted to know how to wax your surfboard? We teach you how to get rid of that dodgy old wax-job and run through the do’s and don’ts of applying wax to your board.
Ever wanted to know how to wax your surfboard? We teach you how to get rid of that dodgy old wax-job and run through the do’s and don’ts of applying wax to your board.
Take the guess-work out of reading forecasts and conditions so you’ll always know when it’s good (and safe) to surf.
There is more to surfing than simply catching a wave and standing up. Surfers have a universal idea about the rules that come with catching a wave – this is called surf etiquette. Here’s the list of guidelines you should adhere to so everyone in the water is happy and safe.
Although in surfing we prefer not to measure by skill, it is important to have a look at where you’re at to know what you need to take the next step. In surfing, much like other sports, practice makes perfect and progressing in the surf takes time. The more you surf, the faster you will improve.