Hawaii, specifically Waikiki, is known as the birthplace of modern surfing. Depending on who you talk to, surfing in Hawaii dates back 500-1000 years. Some of the history is recorded from the Hawaiian tradition of using chants to share knowledge. Although it is undeniable that Hawaii is to thank for the development of surfing, Hawaiians weren’t the first to surf. Polynesians originally used surfing over 2,000 years ago ........... read more..............

Ankle BustersSmall waves, only ankle high.

Baggies - Board shorts that are too baggy.

Betty - A femle surfer.

Blown Out - When conditions are too windy to surf.

Channel - An area of deep water, usually not breaking.

Chowder - A turd.

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1. If you respect locals and don't drop in on locals, you will probably have a good day.

2. Start off with a long board. If you get the hang of it, consider stepping down in size.

3. It is best to try to always maintain control of your own surfboard.

4. When not surfing, keep yourself and your board pointed out to sea.

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DON'T:

1.Surf alone.

2.Surf in the dark.

3.Wear jewelry.

4.Surf near a river or fishermen.

5.While cut.

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