Week of June 12-18, 1997 |
Learning to surf Hawaiian-style Question: I want to spend a week in Hawaii learning how to surf. Can you recommend any outfits that provide daily or weekly classes on one of the less-developed beaches? Thanks. Sandra Lee Messer
国产吃瓜黑料 Adviser: Surf-N-Sea in Haleiwa, Oahu, is good for those who want to learn to surf but don’t want the intensity of a weeklong bootcamp. In typical laid-back Hawaiian-style, all you have to do is show up at the shop at 1 p.m. any day of the week. The two-hour lesson costs $65 and here’s the drill: Meet at the shop, get fit with a The first half-hour of the lesson is spent on the beach, going over skills like how to paddle out to the wave, where to catch a wave, and how to read wind conditions. Another BIG section of the class is wave etiquette. For example, every surfer should know that if two people are going for the same wave, the one who gets to the steepest, most vertical part of the wave first, Nancy Emerson’s School of Surfing in Lahaina, Maui, is the originator of the “Learn to Surf in One Lesson” concept. Emerson herself was a professional surfer and has placed in the top 10 of every surfing competition she’s entered. Her school focuses on “the complete surfing experience” 鈥 water safety, ocean awareness, and wave conditions. Emerson offers group lessons |
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