Started surfing in late 20s and never looked back
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Sun Dec 09, 2018 9:19 pmby suhrrenity
I live in SoCal and had my first lesson in Hawaii. Have been hooked ever since and have enjoyed introducing my friends and coworkers to surfing for the past 6-7 years. If you're interested in surfing and need some additional tips, please check out my blog since part of it is dedicated to this awesome sport. It's never too late to start.
https://notebookitnow.com/learning-to-surf-introduced-me-to-a-degree-of-dedication-and-passion-that-i-never-knew-i-had/
Re: Started surfing in late 20s and never looked back
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Mon Dec 10, 2018 4:21 amby BaNZ
Welcome and nice blog. Oh how I wish I'm living in SoCal. I'm willing to take a paycut to live there.
Re: Started surfing in late 20s and never looked back
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Mon Dec 10, 2018 9:04 amby suhrrenity
Thank you and appreciate that you checked out the blog. Yes, I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else. Did you live in SoCal temporarily?
Re: Started surfing in late 20s and never looked back
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Mon Dec 10, 2018 3:29 pmby BaNZ
It's like my second home. I go there for 2-3 weeks every year just to surf. There are many other forum members here that lives and surf in SoCal. I visit one of them very regularly. Which break do you mostly surf at?
Re: Started surfing in late 20s and never looked back
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Mon Dec 10, 2018 7:42 pmby jaffa1949
As a Boomer, gopher it Heather!
Re: Started surfing in late 20s and never looked back
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Mon Dec 10, 2018 7:58 pmby jaffa1949
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Re: Started surfing in late 20s and never looked back
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Tue Dec 11, 2018 5:08 amby suhrrenity
BaNZ wrote:It's like my second home. I go there for 2-3 weeks every year just to surf. There are many other forum members here that lives and surf in SoCal. I visit one of them very regularly. Which break do you mostly surf at?
Oh that's good to hear you get to enjoy SoCal's sunshine from time to time. I'll head typically head out to Santa Monica or Dana Point. I did try Malibu once but witnessed several arguments between people about 2-3 foot waves so I've never been back. Also enjoyed Bolsa Chica a few times.
Re: Started surfing in late 20s and never looked back
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Fri Dec 28, 2018 11:53 pmby BaliSurfCamp
Super cool website, cool career choice too. It sounds quite rewarding. It's always nice to see more women hitting the waves.
Re: Started surfing in late 20s and never looked back
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Sun Dec 30, 2018 7:52 pmby suhrrenity
BaliSurfCamp wrote:Super cool website, cool career choice too. It sounds quite rewarding. It's always nice to see more women hitting the waves.
Hi there,
Thanks for the feedback. It's great that you have a surf camp to share your passion for the sport! I've taken dozens of lessons and really respect instructors who are genuinely motivational and patient with their students. I hope everything was ok for you in Indonesia from the recent tsunami.