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Love that ! Since learning to surf (poorly) at Typhoon Lagoon this simmer, I cant wait to try a real wave at Cocoa Beach or in Hawaii!hobie16 wrote:Surfing Becoming Sport in Hawaiian High Schools
Try Cocoa Beach first. Toy waves compared to Hawai'i. Work your way up to the North Shore gradually. That way, you can decide to quit while still in one piece!delsdad wrote:Love that ! Since learning to surf (poorly) at Typhoon Lagoon this simmer, I cant wait to try a real wave at Cocoa Beach or in Hawaii!
Gorgeous! I will need my Floaties on, tho.....(and stay on the sandhobie16 wrote:On Oahu you should be safe in the Waikiki area except for the next few days. We've got an 8 to 12 foot south swell coming in. The really big surf there is during the winter on the North Shore.
Maui has some great places to learn. Break wall in Lahaina, and Puamana and Guardrails just south of town. The really big surf is on the North Shore around Hakui.
The gimungo stuff comes in at Jaws. Watch the beginning of the James Bond movie Die Another Day to see what it's like. Sixty feet is not uncommon on a good day. This guy just go towed in by the jet ski.
I totally lack any coordination....)Wanna compare? :D: Don't step on my line. ;) DM, had to. Opening was too good. :)DisneyMom wrote:I totally lack any coordination....)
I could do that...hobie16 wrote:
You need to compete in The Eddie.ktulu wrote:I could do that...
Let's enter the Pina Colada Sip-Off! ;)Main Streeter wrote:Wanna compare? :D: Don't step on my line. ;) DM, had to. Opening was too good. :)
Nah, I don't wanna.hobie16 wrote:You need to compete in The Eddie.
Right now?DisneyMom wrote:Let's enter the Pina Colada Sip-Off! ;)
DL would kill me. ;)