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Surfer's Start-Up: A Beginner's Guide to Surfing

by Doug Werner
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A salty, straightforward guide to the basics of surfing gear, conditions, safety, technique, and history. Endorsed by Steve Hawk, Surfer Magazine.

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This basic text provides a handy reference for those who need to learn about proper surfing technique and other fundamental information. Werner, an avid surfer from San Diego, manages to cover all the main points of the sport in its most elementary form. Chapters entitled ``Surfing Gear,'' ``The Right Waves,'' ``Before You Paddle Out,'' and ``Angling'' all get to the meat of the matter. The author then fills in the big picture by including a brief history of surfing after the lessons. A glossary of surfing terms, list of resources (magazines, organizations, etc.), and some thoughtful, useful illustrations complete the package. Werner generally eschews the cutesy surfin' safari lingo that often plagues books such as this. An inexpensive and possibly useful purchase for those libraries that discern a need in their collections.-- David M. Turkalo, Social Law Lib., Boston

Book Details

Published
December 1, 1992
Publisher
Pathfinder Publishing of Calfornia
Pages
96
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780934793476

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