The shaka sign is more than just a surfer’s greeting—it’s a Hawaiian-born gesture of aloha, gratitude, and good vibes. Learn the story of Hamana Kalili and how this iconic hand sign made its way from sugar mills to surf lineups worldwide.
Latest surf articles29- Page
For surfers with excellent taste and poor impulse control.
330Articles
Baleal Beach in Portugal is a beginner surfer’s dream: mellow waves, endless foamies, and pastel de nata on tap. Discover when to go, what to pack, and why it’s Europe’s unofficial learner’s lineup.
From Ohio to offshore, Kristy found confidence, community, and a love of surfing after her first lesson at 42. Discover how surfing transformed her body, mind, and world—one wave at a time.
Struggling with your surf pop-up? It might be your eyes. Learn why looking forward—not down—is key to improving your pop-up, building confidence, and avoiding wipeouts.
From England to Fiji, Rachel shares how surfing transformed her life—from late beginnings to running surf retreats and chasing longboard dreams.
Got a ding in your surfboard and not sure if you should DIY or take it to the shop? This episode walks through real-life board damage stories, repair tips, and what kind of dings you can (and shouldn’t) fix at home—plus how to avoid making them worse.
Ever wondered where the word stoked comes from and how it became surf slang? Dive into the fiery history of "stoke," from its Dutch roots to becoming the ultimate expression of surf culture, excitement, and pure joy.
Did surfing really begin in Peru, not Hawaii? Dive into the wild story of ancient reed surfcrafts, Felipe Pomar’s campaign for Peru’s surf legacy, and the Kon-Tiki theory. A fun ride through lesser-known surfing history—even if Reddit doesn't care.
Discover the fascinating history of the paipo—an ancient Hawaiian surf craft that predates modern surfboards and inspired the boogie board. From royal roots and spy missions to its quiet revival in the UK and California, this blog dives deep into why the paipo never really left us.
Wondering if practicing your surf pop-up on land is actually helping? In this episode, we explore why popping up in the water is better—and how physics, muscle memory, and real surf conditions change everything.
