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    cheap sport. A surfboard alone can cost you good chunk of money. Luckily, purchasing a quality board doesn't have to destroy your monthly budget. Whether you're new to surfing or you're looking to replace your current board, buying a used surfboard is a great option that will save you a whole lot of money at the end of the day. Why New Surfers Should Stick With A Used Surfboard As a new surfer it's easy to get caught up in the glitz and glam of purchasing a fancy new surfboard, however…

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    Ocean Narrative

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    because we got new surfboards for Christmas” I grinned “Fine go get dressed I will have dad take us” he approved with still a half-asleep face I was jumping with joy as I quickly wrapped my arms around my brother and squeezed him tightly then ran to my room to get changed. I hopped into the car to go the beach, I was so excited! As soon as we got near the beach I told my dad to stop the car. When he did I sprinted out of the car, grabbed my surfboard (of course the surfboard was…

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    "Surfs up," shouted my swim instructor, Koda. My dad always said "Hawaii is the best place to learn how to surf." I wanted to try to learn how to surf but I had a fear of swimming in the great big blue ocean. A little guy like me could drown I thought, but I might as well try it. The weather was warm, but the water was warmer. "It is a great day to go surfing" said Koda. I could feel the soft squishy sand as I got down on my stomach and rolled onto my board. The water picked my board up and I…

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    a long time and really wanted to try to surf in Hawaii. We were on the Big Island of Hawaii and had to take a beautiful, but long, car trip to our surf destination. After, we rented surfboard because we had not brought our own and started on our surf session. When we finally paddled a quarter of a mile on our surfboard we hit the breakers. I had a near-drowning experience with those breakers and it was quite frightening. To begin the telling of my surf trip, I must start with our long car ride.…

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    there. There are also many different styles of it like Freeriding, Freestyle, Alpine Snowboarding, Slopestyle, Big air, Half-pipe, Boardercross etc. Snowboarding is like surfing but on snow. It's shaped kinda like a surfboard but made for snow and your feet buckle into it, on a surfboard u just stand on it and balance. However slopestyle includes many varieties of obstacles including rails, jumps, and other features. Furthermore points are earned by the quality of tricks and originality. The…

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    water no matter what the season is, you know that you will see more of them out in the water during the upcoming warmer summer months. Because of this increased amount of surfing traffic, it is not unusual to see an increase in surfing accidents. A surfboard hitting you in the face can leave you suffering from a dental trauma that could result in the loss of a tooth if you're not prepared. Getting a dental emergency kit ready for your car could make all the difference when you hit the waves this…

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    situation of a shark attack. How Fanning Survived By flailing about and making as much noise as he could, it seems that Fanning saved himself from the shark attack. He told reporters that the shark had him by his leg wrap that kept him attached to his surfboard. He felt as though he was being pulled under by the creature. Eventually, after what must have felt like hours of battling this animal, his leg wrap broke and the surfer was able to get free of the shark. He then proceeded to swim…

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    The Symbols of Darkness In the adventures of an ancient civilization in the novella of Heart of Darkness, Joseph Conrad uses many symbols to explain the underlying theme of the story. Many similar symbols also appear in the 1979 movie Apocalypse Now; director Francis Ford Coppola also uses symbols within the context of a violent and turbulent time of the Vietnam War to provide explanation and context. These symbols help explain the underlining themes and context for the audience to fully…

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    sometimes, but she has to believe that something good will come out of this. The sixth step of the Hero’s Journey is having a talisman. A talisman is an object that the hero relies on throughout their journey. Bethany’s talisman is her surfboard. Bethany’s surfboard why like a stuffed animal to her, she always had it with her and relied on it. The eighth step of the Hero’s Journey is crossing the threshold. Crossing the threshold is when the hero leaves the ordinary world. Bethany crosses the…

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    Surfing Research Paper

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    Surf·ing: noun The sport of riding a wave toward the shore standing or lying on a surfboard. Surfing is one of the oldest sports on the planet. It is known that during the 15th century, kings, queens and people of the Hawaiian islands were big into the sport of wave-sliding. The first surfers were fishermen who discovered riding waves as an efficient method of getting to shore with their catch. Surfing is also one of the few sports that has its own culture and lifestyle. That's what makes it…

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