Surfing Community: π Ride the Waves, Embrace the Spirit of the Ocean! πββοΈ
Welcome to the Surfing Community, where the thrill of riding waves, the beauty of the ocean, and the freedom of the surf come together. Surfing is an exhilarating water sport that connects us with the power of nature, allowing us to ride the waves and experience a unique sense of freedom.
In this community, we celebrate the art of surfing, connect with fellow wave riders, and share our love for the ocean. Whether you're a seasoned surfer, a beginner catching your first wave, or simply captivated by the beauty of the surf, this is the place to be.
Share your surfing adventures, discuss surf spots, and engage in conversations about board selection, wave conditions, and the pure joy of gliding across the water. Surfing is more than just a sportβit's a lifestyle that fosters a deep connection with nature and a sense of belonging to a global community of wave enthusiasts.
We value respect for the ocean, environmental stewardship, and the camaraderie that unites surfers from all walks of life. Let's foster a community that encourages surf tips, shares knowledge, and supports each other in embracing the thrill of the waves.
Whether you're seeking advice on surfboard maintenance, looking for travel recommendations to epic surf destinations, or simply want to connect with like-minded individuals who share your passion for surfing, this community welcomes you with open arms. So, paddle out, catch the perfect wave, and let the Surfing Community be your gateway to endless adventures, incredible swells, and the soul-stirring experience of riding the waves! ππββοΈ
I once was surfing in Portugal as well, in Ericeira. Really beautiful over there.
Did you surf before? Because two sessions a day sounds a lot if you're just starting out.
Good shoulders and back muscles is a beneficial I'd say. And generally good core strength. Enjoy your trip! :)
Where you goin? I'm planning on going somewhere there too but in mid september. And to answer your question - don't think it matters too much what you do to prepare, as long as you are in general good shape should be good to go
Peniche! Looking forward to it. Good to know I shouldn't be too achy.