Know the Surfing Etiquette

The navigate manners is a suitable code of behavior intended to keep everybody happy and safe in the water. It's very important to memorize and respect these rules to avoid total chaos. Stick by surfing in cornwall to help others and yourself else out of trouble.

Here are the basics of the navigate manners:

1. RIGHT OF WAY

The closest to the peak of the wave gets got the right away. In addition, the surfer furthest out or first to his feet has got the right to be on the wave. In each these cases other surfers will have to let the tide pass. Learn these'rules' and behave accordingly.

2. DO NOT Dropin

Dropping in is the action of stealing someone's wave clarified at point 1. By doing this you will make a dangerous situation for you and another consumers. Collision might occur, planks and bones may break. It's a lousy idea and everybody else is going to probably be annoyed.

3. PADDLING RULES

Don't snore right to the line up where the waves are breaking up and people are surfing. It is wiser and safer to paddle through a channel where you can find not any odds of a run in. If you see a surfer coming towards you, estimate his leadership and then paddle the other way.

4. DO NOT DITCH BOARD

Consistently maintain contact and control with your surfboard. If you find a wall of whitewater coming closer , don't throw your board because it may hit someone behind you. Find out how to duckdive.

5. Don't SNAKE

Paddling around somebody to gain priority on the wave is referred to as gallop. This can be very annoying and should done repeatedly a big nono.

6. SHARE WAVES

Longboarders, kayakers, standup paddlers and more experienced surfers can catch waves much sooner and easier departing little for additional users. It can not hurt to leave one wave for those shortboarders inside. To share is to care!

7. RESPECT THE BEACH



Throw your garbage in garbage cans and do not vandalise in any way.

8. RESPECT LOCALS

Give respect to the surfers who surf the spot daily. Behave friendly and do not overcrowd the spot with a huge group. Respect the vibe in the water.

9. HELP OTHER SURFERS

Look out for one another and consistently help a surfer in big trouble. You could save a person's life.

10. BE PATIENT AND HAVE FUN

Await the turn to get a wave. Finally it should come. Be friendly and have fun.

1-1. IF YOU Screw up: APOLOGIZE

It's not the end of the planet if you inadvertently mess up one of these rules. Apologize and grin. They'll forgive the very first moment.