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Archive for January 28th, 2010

Bodyboarding Basics

Author: Surfs-Up January 28, 2010

bodyboardsMost people have aspirations of riding a huge wave on a surfboard when they go to the beach, but to garner the skills necessary to accomplish this feat can take years. For those of us who don’t have the opportunity to take professional surf lessons, there are other options for enjoying the surf. One of my favorite watersports at the beach is bodyboarding.

Bodyboards are much shorter than a surfboard and require that the rider lie flat on their stomach. There is not as much skill involved as in surfing, which allows people to take part in the sport more casually. Bodyboarding is a great option for people who want the thrill of extreme watersports but don’t have the time to perfect the technique of surfing.


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