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The Wave Garden Bristol “First Look”

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How To Paddle Faster!

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5 Weird Superstitions Most Surfers Believe In

by sam | Oct 8, 2018 | Uncategorized

5 Weird Superstitions Most Surfers Believe In

Superstitions can be a weird thing that might not have any real world or scientific evidence to back them up, but people still believe that walking under a ladder, or meeting a black cat in your path can give you bad luck, even breaking a mirror… 7 years bad luck! Now you might just be clumsy and not believe in any of those, but I bet you believe in at least one of these common surfing superstitions. Surfers as a whole aren’t generally too bothered by superstition but when it comes to surfing itself, it’s a different ball game.

check out our top 5 weird superstitions most surfers believe in and let us know if you believe in any of them

Never Leave Waves to Find Waves

If you’re having an enjoyable surf session and the waves are good, don’t leave… The idea that waves might be better just around the headland, or less crowded is a bad one. Thoughts like; ‘I bet its pumping over there’, or ‘let’s just have a look, we can jump back in if not’. are always dangerous, if you’ve found waves stay in and froth out! Being on the south coast we know how to froth over small, crumbly, crud waves and flat spells in the summer. You really have to just be happy you got waves, it’s almost always a sure thing that if you get out in the hope for better waves, when you arrive it will be worse and that gamble for better surf has just wasted half your session. Don’t gamble.

Don’t Tell Fellow Surfers You’re Leaving.

This is a weird one, some people believe in… some don’t. in some places, people can get really aggy about you mentioning that you’re going back in. it’s like an unwritten code that you don’t do this because soon as you mention it, the winds will change for the worst, there will be massive lulls and the swell will just die. if you want to go in just give people a wave, nod or just paddle in and wait on the beach, but by no means tell the other surfers that you are getting out and leaving the water. Mother nature and the surf gods are always watching and listening!

Don’t Wear Green in Indo

This superstition isn’t so widely acted upon from tourists and other surfers, but within the local community it’s very well known and adhered to, to the point where sponsored Indonesians refuse to wear rash vests, or even sponsors boardshorts because of the potential outcome. The main superstition is that if you wear green boardshorts, use a green surfboard or have a green t-shirt… basically if you wear anything green, the sea will take you and never let you go!

Now, this does have some credence because throughout Indonesia most people believe in some kind of faith, as well as other mythical and more obscure things such as black magic. In Indonesian culture it is said that the queen of the southern seas ( Ratu Nyai Loro Kidul ) is depicted in all green and any man that goes in the ocean wearing green will be taken by her, because she wants to keep them for herself and will never let them go. You can see where this superstition comes from and it does have some truth, the Indonesian ocean can be a rough place, take Bali for example, lots of people die in the sea each year and naturally, some of them are wearing green.. so depending on who you talk to, it’s true… Better off leaving the green boardies at home…just to be safe!

Don’t Use a Yellow Surfboard in Africa

This superstition has some legs to stand on, even if you don’t surf you will remember the incredible videos and images buzzing around the internet and of Mick Fanning fighting off a shark attack, in Jbay on the world tour. This video and live stream went viral worldwide and really shined in the spotlight on shark attacks, as well as professional surfing.

Naturally, all the local myths and superstitions came to light, but ultimately it is backed up by some evidence, as well as a number of surfers in the local area who claimed sharks attack yellow boards a lot more than any other colour. The locals even have a name for surfboards that are yellow, they call them ‘Yum Yum Yellow’. However this may not be just limited to sharks in Africa, it may be all over the world, but because of the extent of shark attacks in Africa on yellow boards, it has given birth to the superstition predominantly there. The real-life scientific data shows that sharks have no real colour preference and aren’t attracted to yellow more than any other colour, but that may just mean more testing is needed.

Myth or not it’s probably worth making your next spray job any other colour than yellow if you’re surfing in Africa!

The New Board Curse (A New Surfboard Will Always Mean Bad Surfing Conditions/Session)

We have all been there, you’ve been waiting weeks and months for your new stick and it finally arrives! You can’t wait to take it out on the water and get it wet, but as soon as you get down to the local beach, the conditions look crap and the next week looks like windy, mush on magic seaweed. Most surfers can relate and probably agree it is almost guaranteed to bring bad luck. When you’re pumped to ride your new board, it’s never firing, or one of the good days, if it is you will probably end up snapping your board in half, or getting a ding. Sometimes it’s better to brave the mush and get through it and then look forward to future swells.

Whether you believe in these superstitions or not is up to you, some hold an element of truth, but most are just superstitions or folk law, we want to know if you believe in any of these, or are there any superstitions you live by?

Let us know in the comments below.

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Why I Love Surfing In The UK !!

by sam | Sep 30, 2018 | Blog

One of the best cinematic surf clips I think we have seen this year representing the UK surf scene

If you a surfer in the UK you might know the hard grind of the winter swell freezing cold water and wind almost no sun and full length 5’4 wetsuits will all the accessories just to catch a few waves. Sometimes It can be tough to get motivated and you might be dreaming of surfing paradise someone else in the world, Bali, Australia or the canary islands. But I think sometimes we forget the simple pleasures of being a surfer in the Uk with some of the most incredible scenery with its beautiful rolling hills and cliff faces on to deserted beaches its one of the most beautiful places to surf in the world in our opinion. Jacks Video highlight just that the beauty of the whole thing from searching for waves to catching a few clean sections on a beautiful sunny day with your mates with some crystal clear water.

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6 Reasons The Pea Shooter Is Our Ultimate Fun Board

by sam | Jul 18, 2018 | Blog

6 Reasons The Pea Shooter Is Our Ultimate Fun Board

The Peashooter is one of our most fun boards to surf its got so much potential in any conditions and can be especially fun for a beginner to intermediate surfer. Here are our 6 top reasons the pea shooter is our ultimate fun board.

#1 Can Surf Any Wave

Yep, the pea shooter is one of our most funs surfboards as no matter what the conditions from tinny 1/2 foot surf too well overhead this board can handle it. So much fun in those windy or small surf days and shortboards cant even plane on waves, you can still catch every wave and maximise your time in the surf.

#2 Super Stable

The Peashooter was designed to be really forgiving and beginner friendly making it incredibly easy to ride and even easier to paddle. The high volume and outline combined with thick rails means it will take off earlier in a more stable manner when catching waves. The more volume in the board provides you with extra lift and speed when paddling, meaning when you catch a wave no matter how big or small you’re guaranteed to pop up with ease.

#4 Ideal For The Heavier Surfer

Yep if you carrying a little extra weight or just a heavier set person then the pea shooter is for you, with its wider outline and smooth flatter rocker this board will paddle so easy and with fuller rails and flatter deck this board is so easy to pop up on especially since it has well over 70 Liters so if your a beginner and 16 stone or under you will have no problem riding this board and the great thing is the more advanced you the fewer liters you might need to help improve performance.

#3 Perfect For Beginner or Advanced Surfers

The peashooter is really that board that can be used by everyone no matter what your ability. You can rest assured that if a beginner takes it our you know you have got loads of float speed and stability, especially when you just learning to control the board. You can then put this board under the feat of an experienced surfer and they can head out in the quality surf and perform at a very high level.

#5 Get Spotted In The Line-Up

This Boards with its lava resin tint and striking colors will set you apart from the rest, want to be seen in the line up this boards will get you noticed. looking to keep an eye on your friend or son or daughter in the line up this board will be as bright as they come so you can always be seen from the shore.

6 King of the Line Up (Fun Factor)

It’s the most fun board in small waves you can have so fast so easy to paddle you will find endless wave when everyone else in the line-up is struggling to catch even one. if you are surfing outback this board has so much speed and volume you will literally out paddle anyone for a wave giving you more waves and more fun. perfect for the longboarder looking to catch more waves and have more fun whatever the conditions.

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Using our Superfused closed cell foam in combination with a bamboo wooden stringer this will be a familiar feel for many surfers duel lamination on the deck and bottom, for a great strength impact to weight ratio and with an impact resistant foam this means far fewer delaminations and better spring longterm in the lifetime of the board, compared to a standard 4×4 lamination our boards come with 10oz of cloth on the deck to resist the pressure and denting you commonly get on other boards.

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WHY KELLY’S WAVE POOLS WONT WORK !!!

by sam | Jul 15, 2018 | Uncategorized

WHY KELLY’S WAVE POOLS WONT WORK !!!

Why kelly slaters wave pools won’t work !!!

Team rider Jack picks the pros and cons to kelly slaters wave pool idea in his brand new surf talk feature on his channel. understanding the progressions of waves pools and the longtime-coming of the perfect man-made waves. The endless quest for the fountain of youth or in this case the pinnacle of man-made wave perfection from 11-time surfing world champion.

Jack explores the positives and the negatives of Kellys wave pool and others like it and what it means for the future of surfing, how will it affect your future of surfing if at all. will it make things better or worse. comment below and let us know your thoughts on wave pools.

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