We look at safety considerations in this installment of our how to surf guide.

By being respectful of the weather and oceans, staying fit and alert you will drastically increase your safety during the process of learning how to surf.

Always remember that the ocean is stronger than you are and that the force of even an average swell is far greater than anyone can resist. Staying alert is key because water patterns will change rapidly and unexpectedly, especially rip currents and undertows.

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We look at what surfing gear you’ll need in this installment of our how to surf guide.

If you have decided to go surfing then you might think all you need is a surfboard, but your should also consider buying wax and a wetsuit.

A typical surfboard is about 2.7 meters in length and approximately 55-60cm wide. While many kinds of surfboards are available, most are made from polyurethane foam and have a fiberglass coating. It is common to have one fin under the board and an ankle bracelet that will connect you to the board.

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