Surfing etiquette

Rhea on Instagram: "If you think SURFING is hard, READ THE CAPTION!! Educating myself on surfing through these channels and implementing the tips drastically improved my surfing. (Number 5 was a game changer) 1. Surf Etiquette | Top 9 Surf Rules you Need to Know by Barefoot Surf Learn the important unwritten rules of surfing. Stay safe and respectful of other surfers. 2. How to Pop Up(2 Different Techniques) by Pure Vida Adventures: Surf + Yoga Retreat Learn how to surf the holy…

A little reminder of the rules from prinzessin.mina

Learn how to be a good neighbor in the lineup, and brush up on your surf etiquette with “That’s the Way”.

The 10 Most Important Next Steps after your surfing lessons. From how to wax your surfboard to practicing proper surfing etiquette.

Surf etiquette is just as important if not more than catching waves!⁠ To be a great surfer you must understand all the ins and outs of a day on the waves. Want to read further? Head to our blogs for a full write up on surfing etiquette! 🌊📚️ https://aotearoasurf.co.nz/blog/ ------------

With wetsuits being peeled off in favour of boardies, the spring surfing season is well underway for stand up paddlers. So with the lineup getting more and more crowded, we thought it might be time to share the road rules again. Here's some of the big on

Know what you are doing when you enter the water. Here some tips and some slang to impress the other kooks.

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🌟 The Surfer’s Code 🌟 Before you hit the waves, it’s crucial to grasp the essence of surfing etiquette. These aren’t just rules; they’re the unwritten laws of the sea that ensure safety and stoke for all. Habitual rule-breakers might catch some glares or a few words from the regulars. If you slip up and snag someone’s wave, just flash a grin, offer an apology, and aim to not repeat the mistake. Remember, the ocean’s laws are universal. Disrespect the lineup, and you’re bound to clash…

🌟 The Surfer’s Code 🌟 Before you hit the waves, it’s crucial to grasp the essence of surfing etiquette. These aren’t just rules; they’re the unwritten laws of the sea that ensure safety and stoke for all. Habitual rule-breakers might catch some glares or a few words from the regulars. If you slip up and snag someone’s wave, just flash a grin, offer an apology, and aim to not repeat the mistake. Remember, the ocean’s laws are universal. Disrespect the lineup, and you’re bound to clash…