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Keeping the Sand Out of Your Pants: A Surfer's Guide to the good life
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Great
Surfing: Photos, Stories, Essays, Reminiscences and Poems
706:. Deerfield Beach, FL: Heath Communications. pp. 139–140.
647:: Often referred to as "rubber", sometimes surfers also wear a
958:. Garden City: Doubleday & Company. pp. e.g.152–159.
579:: How concave the surface of the board is from nose to tail
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Surf's up: A phrase used when there are waves worth surfing
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930:. New York: Doubleday & Company. pp. e.g.162–182.
641:: a shirt that protects surfers from sunburns and abrasion
427:/Getting barreled: Riding inside the hollow curl of a wave
315:: Crossing one foot over the other to walk down the board
1029:"Surfers Dictionary: Surf Talk, Slang & Expressions"
1006:"How to Not Be A Dickhead in The Water - Surfing Rules"
365:: the art of maneuvering a surfboard from the front end
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Outside: Any point seaward of the normal breaking waves
984:. Tokyo: Grosset & Dunlap. pp. e.g.102–118.
666:. Rohnett, CA: Pomegranate Artbooks. pp. 94–97.
436:"Over the falls" redirects here. For other uses, see
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1055:"Surf Terminology: What it Means to Smack the Lip"
1819:Duke Kahanamoku Invitational Surfing Championship
48:used to describe various aspects of the sport of
664:Surfing-A History of the Ancient Hawaiian Sport
396:Snap: A quick, sharp turn off the top of a wave
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241:Whitecaps: The sea foam crest over the waves
1909:Smirnoff World Pro-Am Surfing Championships
1227:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (
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882:"Glossary of Surfing Terms and Surf Slang"
617:A woman wearing a rash guard while surfing
478:Grommet on a board with his dad watching.
36:NSSA Championships, Huntington Beach Pier
504:Kook: A wanna-be surfer of limited skill
185:Pounder: An unusually hard breaking wave
1987:National Scholastic Surfing Association
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753:"List of slang and technical terms"
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167:Mushy: A wave with very little push
2339:Australian and New Zealand punting
1967:International Professional Surfers
1171:"What's a Kook? | Surf Slang"
759:. 16 November 2015. Archived from
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573:: The side edges of the surfboard
213:Shoulder: The unbroken part of a
179:Peak: The highest point on a wave
1824:East Coast Surfing Championships
540:: The upper surface of the board
2195:Sports terms named after people
1185:"How to spot a kook in surfing"
927:Modern Surfing Around the World
779:"Surf Terms, Slang and Phrases"
438:Over the falls (disambiguation)
97:Big sea: Large, unbreaking surf
44:includes some of the extensive
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1789:Australian Boardriders Battle
418:Take-off: The start of a ride
1982:International Surfing Museum
1874:Pipeline Bodysurfing Classic
1864:O'Neill World Cup of Surfing
306:Cheater five: See Hang-five/
2344:North American horse racing
1992:New York Surf Film Festival
1859:O'Neill Sebastian Inlet Pro
1844:Lion Foundation Surf League
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300:: Turns (often accentuated)
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1854:Noosa Festival of Surfing
1849:MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal
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1151:. Encyclopædia Britannica
470:About people and behavior
197:Sections: The parts of a
2042:Welsh Surfing Federation
2032:The Moonshine Conspiracy
1889:Red Bull Big Wave Africa
1087:"Mastering the Take Off"
625:; also known as Baggies.
253:Techniques and maneuvers
64:Breaking swell waves at
2443:Skiing and snowboarding
2438:Skiing and snowboarding
2037:Uruguayan Surfing Union
1934:Triple Crown of Surfing
1209:Surfboards, Degree 33.
980:Hemmings, Fred (1977).
952:Severson, John (1962).
924:Severson, John (1964).
2413:Professional wrestling
2007:Surfers Against Sewage
1904:Shark Island Challenge
1809:Billabong Pro Teahupoo
1398:Standup paddleboarding
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1215:Degree 33 Surfboards
487:Grom/Grommet/Gremmie
2522:Surfing terminology
2128:Surfer's myelopathy
1944:World Surfing Games
1839:Ku Ikaika Challenge
1111:on 30 December 2019
1061:on 16 October 2011.
763:on 17 November 2015
42:glossary of surfing
1939:US Open of Surfing
1535:Ocean surface wave
1173:. 21 October 2016.
1075:. 22 October 2019.
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800:"SURFER SLANG 101"
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