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Kelly Slater | Surfing at Kirra, Australia | Film by Dan Scott

Class Schedules A surfing school offers their classes in the start of summer where everyone has a lot of free time on their hands to learn the basics. However, there are some schools that provide flexible schedules for those who are busy with work or have to attend summer classes and have limited time on their hands. Surfing Gears And Equipments - What You Need To Surf In Your Full Potential Surfing is one of the few surface water sports that require you to have the right equipment and surfing gears if you want to perform well. Buying beach shorts and any surfboard that looks cool is not the right way to start your surfing career. Safety Tip # 2: Wear Something That Floats An important requirement expected of a surfer before challenging the waves is that they should know how to swim in case they are thrown off their boards. Once you are thrown off, the first thing that should always come to mind is to swim back up and get your face out of the water. Here are some of them you should know about. Beach Shorts For the guys who are fond of surfing in warm, tropical weather then summer surfing beach shorts is the perfect surfing wear for you. These shorts are designed to fit the mood -- bright, sunny, and durable. Material is light weight and some of them dry easily when wet. Destination and Surfing Conditions Since your main goal is to surf during your vacation then it would be more beneficial on your end to plan for a destination that offers perfect surfing conditions during your visit. For example, if you're expecting huge swells then you need to check with someone in that area to find out what time of the year would be most suited for a surfing vacation in the area. Other equipments, though deemed optional, are helmets, floatation device, an impact vest, and a GPS for those who plan to surf far from the shore. Safety Precautions Aside from the gears you will be using for kite surfing, certain safety precautions are necessary to avoid putting your life in danger. 

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