Article title: Big Wave Surfing
Article title: Big Wave Surfing
Article keywords: Big Wave Surffing
Article body:
Describing the goal of big wave surfing and why people enjoy the experience
Like any other sport, individuals venturing into big wave surfing do it for a myriad of reasons. However, the underlying goal amongst surfers appears to be the thrill of taming the monsters of the ocean. Towing waves of at least 20 with both speed and precision in extreme ocean and weather conditions is the ultimate surfing celebration. The experience is, therefore, cherished as an opportunity to test one’s limit at the sport and as an expression of the character developed in the waters.
How to get started and what to be cautions of
From its name, big wave surfing does sound quite fascinating and dangerous in equal measures. To get started, you need to have consistent training and experience as a surfer. Work on your performance and technique to develop character that withstands the extreme conditions.
As an amateur, be cautious of the strength of the wave and the winds to avoid exceeding your limit. Additionally, monitor your thoughts to avoid ill-advised confidence of tackling bigger waves.
Popular surfing destinations around the world
From Africa to Asia and every place in-between, there are wonderful destinations popular within the surfing community such as;
• Tahiti, French Polynesia
• Half Moon Bay, California
• Jeffrey's Bay, South Africa
• Canggu, Bali
• Sennen Cove, Cornwall
• Nazare, Portugal
• Maui, Hawaii
• Donegal Bay, Ireland
• La Cote Basque, France
• Tasmania, Australia
Popular big wave surfers
For some surfers, the waters have been their second home from birth. Their undeterred devotion pushing them to break the ceiling as they ride some of the world's dangerous waves. They include;
• Garrett McNamara,
• Robert Kelly Slater,
• Shane Dorian
• Laird Hamilton
• Greg Noll
• Pat Curren
• Mark Foo
• Eddie Aikau,
• Malik Joyeux,’
• Sion Milosky,
• Maya Gabeira
• Mike Parsons
