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Seasick from surfing

Postby chickentendah » Sun May 06, 2007 2:40 am

Today, I discovered that I can get seasick from surfing!

:cry: :spew: :lol:

My head is still bobbing up and down as I post this. Aww man, who else has this problem?
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Postby surfdaisy06 » Sun May 06, 2007 9:31 am

Whoah. :lol:
Never been Sea sick. but swallowed ALOT of seawater and felt sick.
Thats really odd, never heard of a sea sick surfer before.
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Postby justloafing » Sun May 06, 2007 10:25 am

That's the first I have heard of that too. I guess it could happen.
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Re: Seasick from surfing

Postby ginat » Sun May 06, 2007 11:46 am

chickentendah wrote:Today, I discovered that I can get seasick from surfing!

:cry: :spew: :lol:

My head is still bobbing up and down as I post this. Aww man, who else has this problem?


I've still felt the motion of the ocean after getting out but never gotten sick. Then again, I've only been seasick twice so may not be that prone to it. Try again!
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Postby nsidla » Sun May 06, 2007 1:14 pm

That's really wierd, that definitely has never happened to me before nor have I ever heard of that happening to someone else, to be honest that kind of sucks if you like to surf.
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Postby chickentendah » Sun May 06, 2007 6:39 pm

Yeah I was pretty surprised of the seasickness, but then I am prone to motion sickness in general. I can never enjoy a loopy roller coaster ride.

I spent a good nonstop hour or so just paddling and waiting it out. Slight dehydration and hunger may have compounded the problem. I guess I'll need to try taking more frequent breaks.

Worst comes to worst, I'll just pop a pill of Marezine before each session.

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Postby Real Pol » Sun May 06, 2007 8:06 pm

It's happened to me a couple of times.

My friends would look around and see me hanging over my board chucking up! (It's good dilution in the North Sea so it's okay).

Funny, it only happens the morning after I've had a big night out..... must be the combination of a dodgy kabab and the motion of the waves that makes me hurl :lol:
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Postby passion_of_the_crest » Sun May 06, 2007 8:15 pm

hey, i thought i was the only one...normally i'd have a good session, but on a number of occasions when i was just bobbing up and down waiting for some waves to come by, i'd feel the nausea, but luckily for me all i would have to do is burp a lot, but it was still uncomfortable.

just grab some motion sickness pills from the drug store or pharmacy or whatever you call it and that cured if for me.

god bless Kwells.
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Postby Milo » Tue May 08, 2007 2:17 pm

Don`t know about being sick, but i sometimes get that funny vision you get when you have been staring at a fishing float for a while ( rippling affect), with the added effect of feeling like you are bobbing up and down. :thumbs:
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Postby Ed McDead » Tue May 08, 2007 5:36 pm

Are you sure you didn't get sunstroke or were generally dehydrated - either could make you feek sick.

If it is seasickness the only cure is to keep with it until your body gets accustomed to the motion - which it will do eventually . . .
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Postby Milo » Tue May 08, 2007 5:41 pm

Maybe it was the smoke i had before i went in :party: :unuts: :shrug: :claps: :roll:
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Postby Real Pol » Wed May 09, 2007 12:47 pm

Milo wrote:Maybe it was the smoke i had before i went in :party: :unuts: :shrug: :claps: :roll:


Milo you surely must win a prize for the most random emoticons after a sentence!

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Postby Adrenaline Fueled » Wed May 09, 2007 5:10 pm

Wow, and I thought it was only me... Happened a couple of times to me. Once I had to get out of the sea and lie on the beach with my eyes shut.... that was the worst... the other time, i was just really nauseaous... I remember getting so depressed, thinking that of all the things for a surfer to be afflicted with, seasickness is a cruel joke... :wink: as it is, I've been fine, for 6 months.
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