If you are a competative surfer, you know the thrill of catching the ultimate wave, and beating out the competition. But, if you want to get away from the media, the crowded beaches, and still find the best waves and surfing destinations, there are many beaches you can visit, whether or not you are a pro, to find the ultimate ride, and still be in a remote destination. Sometimes, you are just looking for a small spot to get away and not have more »

To catch the best wave during low tide, a surfer has to try to catch a wave on an angle, and not position themselves toward the shore. Low tide is the best time for a surfer to catch a barrel (tube like wave) that starts closing in the middle, and then closes in a horizontal movement on both sides. In order to ride these waves it’s important to initiate your ride in the middle prior to the break of the wave, then to position yourself between a 45 and 90 degree angle away from the close of the wave.Want more? Click here/tag This way more »

When it comes to surfing, the United States has many surfing hotspots that are great to catch waves on. But which ones are the best ones to go to surf on? With so many to choose from, where do you go surfing for the best experience? Let’s take a look at the best surfing hotspots in the United States.

Perhaps the best place to catch the waves at is Sunset Beach in Hawaii. This beach offers some nice waves and attracts surfers from all over the world. Another place that has more »

Which place is a better surfing paradise for professionals: California or Hawaii? This is all based on the preferences of the surfer. California has beautiful beaches with great waves that are very consistent. There are also several spots that have huge swells. A lot of the waves in California come from the storms in the Pacific. This means that the waves can get up to 30 feet tall. Some of the best places to surf are in Southern California. This is because some of the great weather that they have there. One of the most popular places is Pismo more »