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Hi there! That picture above is me surfing in Puerto Rico last spring. It was a great trip, and I got to witness the “Swell of the Decade” that almost maxed out Tres Palmas at 25 foot plus. It was quite a sight!
The Surfing Handbook started out as a project to learn the basics of web design, CSS, and more. However, it grew into something much larger, and is now a labor of love.
We hope you’ll find the information on this site useful. I know when I was learning the ropes that I used to scour the internet for clues about how to make my surfing better.
If you’ve got any questions, comments, or whatever, send them to me at admin@surfinghandbook.com
Hayley
In Waikiki
Rincon, CA
Sequence in Peniche, Portugal
wow..! just found this website.. nnow! excited to explore..
thank you!
EXCELLENT !!!!!
Great info.
I LOOOOOVVVEEEEEE this website! I’m forwarding the link to every beginner I know and surf with!!
i <3 this website ,most informational website ive seen……out of all the different ones that make feel akward (assuming u already no wat to do), welll u make the reader feel comfortable reading:) U R OFFICIALLY MY FAV. BY FAR!!!!!!
I hope your visitors take the advice/tips you’ve stated on surfing ‘breaks’ that don’t accommodate beginners, novice surfers. Good job on the site!
~ Aloha
I’m a beginning surfer and love your site. The information provided is informative and very helpful. The site is also nicely designed! Very cool! Thank you!!!
Pretty Awesome Website! Just found, looks good thanks foos
Keep the good job. Amazing website, a lot of work and time invested. Thanks for it.
Great site!
Such an amateur but still stoked from surf lessons that I had in Costa Rica, wanna surf the cold waters of Pacifica, CA. I swim in the bay, is it a surfing faux pas to use the wetsuit that I use to swim in the bay with to go surfing in? And can anyone recommend a place where local surfers meet who wouldn’t mind a newbie tagging along and learning the ropes?