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This is a trick question! |
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Big waves = big rips. Small waves = small rips. |
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Staying warm is a third factor that could be added here. |
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One of the few exceptions would be if there was no swell at all and they were accompanied by older experienced surfers. |
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Or two arms if possible. |
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Off-shore is best. It doesnÕt matter which way the beach faces. |
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In bigger swells instructors might advise beginners to catch broken waves, precisely because waves weaken when they break. |
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Wetsuits should always be rinsed in fresh water after use. Organisations which own lots of wetsuits (e.g. surf schools) will use disinfectant or special wetsuit wash. |
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Thermal rashvests for greater warmth are a good investment. |
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Boogie boarders without fins are the number one category of surf patrol rescues in Australia. |
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Okay, this is a matter of opinion. |
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Yes, we are biased! |
learning to surf at Torquay, Victoria
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