Your first surfboard Surfing Picture Screenplay

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Your first surfboard Surfing Picture Screenplay
Your first surfboard Surfing Show Screenplay
Your first board: you should get the longest, most expensive board you can afford. Good namebrands include: Channel Islands
(Al Merrick), ...Lost, Anacapa (for those on a budget), FireWire, and Rusty. Surfboards come in three crucial sizes: short, hybrid,
and longboards. Hybrids and longboards are what you need. If you are six feet tall, obtain at least an eight foot long board to
start with. DO NOT BUY A SHORTBOARD. You will be tempted to purchase a shortboard for a lesser price then again don't do
it. Procure a hybrid, which is a combination short and long board or just buy a long board. If you are a fatass, procure a
longboard. If you are lazy and like to cut corners or are older, purchase a longboard. If you aspire to shortboard, start with a
hybrid, at least a foot taller than you stand. Do not let a surf shop sales dude bilk you out of hundreds superior that you can
afford for a board of any size. Do not let your strange desire to enchantment them make you shell out wealth you don't have. Go
to the used section first. Your first board will be a joke to you years later, after you build a real quiver. Just get something at least
a foot taller than you are and wide. Narrow boards are not for you. They have a pin tail for speed. You don't need a pin tail. Pin
tails air like a 'V' you require a longboard or hybrid with a rounded tail, shaped like a 'U' or a squared off tail. The tail displaces
water. Different shapes are used for special waves. Buying a wide hybrid or regular longboard is your safest investment. Tails
are practically always rounded or squared off. Board width affects rides also. Do not pay for narrow boards with pin tails, even if
they are long enough. You will get tossed over and over. Get something as wide as your shoulders across. DO NOT BUY
SOFT-TOP boards for my method. They suck. They have a foamy top rated and do not require wax still they are too heavy and
slow. Pay for a real surfboard to invest my methods. Fins are included. Some surf shop sales dicks will try to purchase you to
drop a hundred extra for fins. Most boards come with fins, even if they are not installed at the time of buy. Ask them to install
your fins if you are unsure about doing it yourself. If you ever install fins, screw them in just enough, too difficult and you will
crack your board and allow water in which is like cancer to their delicate foamy souls. Some boards are defined by their fins.
The Fish is a big board to learn on. It has two fins, is thick enough to float you, and can be fine at lone six inches taller than you
stand. The Fish is great for surfers with smaller cars. The other fun, retro board is a Solitary Fin. It can be a huge learning board.
Find one by Al Merrick and Rob Machado. Acquire it a foot taller than you stand. The singular fin turns on a dime. It will toss you
but not as bad as a narrow pintail will. Stay away from bargain basement priced new boards. Surfing is expensive. Be prepared
to waste some riches. You cannot learn as fast on crap stores. You can cut corners on spending nonetheless while in the
beginning, its not worth skimping. If you are broke, buy the longest board you can. Leashes are vital materials. Some badasses
like to surf without them. They expression so stupid swimming to the shore after every failed ride. Get a leash for your board.
Leashes should be two feet longer than your board is tall. The leash goes on your back foot, the foot closest to the tail. To
attach your leash, feed a tied section of well string through the hole near the tail end on the effective or deck of your board.
Once you feed the loop through, push the knotted end through the loop and influence taut. I present doubling up. Get two pieces
of string. That way, if one snaps, you have a back up. Don't make your string too long! It needs to stop short of the rails or you
risk rubbing through the glass over time. Attach the velcroed end that is opposite the ankle wrap. Don't worry about putting your
leash on until you are at the water's edge. Don't strap it on and walk. You look ridiculous and the leash will retreat you, over and
over. Don't take it off until you exit the water. The leash should be tight around your ankle. Too tight is no good, too loose is
dangerous. When your leash is loose around your ankle, it will holiday you as you're popping up! If your leash gets caught on
something underwater, usually a rock, don't freak out. Most leashes have a rich colored loop to yank off the velcroed ankle wrap
piece. Dive down and to be had your eyes underwater. Air for the loop. Power it to accessible your leg. Return to surface.
Anytime you are in the ocean and underwater panicking, quit flailing limbs and burning oxygen, available your eyes and find up
or available yourself among the stuck leash. To carry your board, turn the bottom towards your body or you will obtain wax
throughout your clothes. Always carry the board nose first, tucked under your arm with the bottom against your body and fins
behind you. Why? If you carry your board fins forward and a in good physical shape enough breeze comes along, it will jam your
fins into you. Ouch. Wrap the leash around the end of the board and shell out the velcro to secure it. Don't wrap too tight! You
will holiday indentions in your rails! To navigate around inside the your dwelling with surf boards, always interpret both ends
before and the whole time moving the board. Don't walk a board from one place to another without robotically monitoring the
nose and tail every step you take. You will ding it on everything if you muscle it around. Watch the ends as you travel with it.
Dings want to be engraved. A ding is a malignant tumor on your board. It is allowing water into the internal foam beneath the
glass. Water is persistent. It goes to the wooden stringer within the middle of the board and causes it to enhance. That swelling
displaces the lamination. Unrepaired surfboards separate the glass layer inside foam and become delaminated. On a board, it
feels squishy. It seems benign. It is not. Delamination is cancer. Fix dings as they happen. Suck out the saltwater venom while
in the wound. Put your mouth over the hole and suck out the salt water. Spit it out. Let the board dry out for as long as the hole
was huge. In other words, a tiny hole needs a few days. A large, gaping hole needs a few months. Ding repair is beyond the
scope or intention of this book. Youthful dings are easy. Great jobs could do with a improvement. Don't fuck up that
seven-hundred dollar board you bought if you are unsure about the degree of damage. Pay a benefit to fix it. Don't put stickers,
duct tape, wax, glue, or anything else on dings. It won't vocation. Water but gets in. Acquire it imprinted, dammit. If you must fix
one, let the board dry all the way out. Put your mouth over the ding and suck. Did you acquire any saltwater? If yes, let it sit. If
no, you can fix it. Any ding finer than a quarter is dicey, take it in. If not, remove any and all debris and wax from ding area.
Spend fine grade sandpaper to sand around the ding. Apply the proper epoxy to ding area and cover with a critique of clear
wrap the size of the glued area. Allow it to dry. Remove plastic wrap from ding and sand it smooth. Some dings necessitate
glass. Take it to a lead, bro. You can try to do patchwork as a kook on the other hand I wouldn't put forward it on a
contemporary board. If you own a beater board or garage sale special, knock yourself out. Recent boards are like contemporary
cars. Take it to the shop. Stay away from stick-on tail guards, board length traction pads, and great stickers or spray traction.
Nose guards are a wise purchase nevertheless not obligatory. Don't add weight to your boards for fashion. Think function, not
fashion. Your board needs to be as light as possible. Wax regularly by placing your board deck side up in blazing sunlight to
melt old wax. Scrape it off and put on a fresh coat. That ball of old wax will tell you how much weight wax adds to your board.
Every ounce matters. Don't add stuff that adds weight to your boards inside the name of fashion. Keep it functional. Traction
pads are for short boards. Forget about them for now. If you are driving to surf or are traveling to remote beaches, you call for awaterproof container for wet shorts or your wetsuit. You should throw two extra towels in your car. Why two? Because
sometimes you will could do with more than one towel to dry off. You will need to stand on one towel and dry off with the other.
Put a good First-Aid Kit in your car. You are going to buy cuts. Count on it. Keep extra wax in your trunk out of the sun. When
you keep extra surf wax in your car, keep it out of the sun. It melts in the packaging and changes the chemical make-up and
consistency of the wax. You might also could do with to put an extra progress of socks, shoes, sweats, and have a reliable cell
phone. You will need bigger clothes for after surf sessions. They are easier to put on. Salt water makes you sticky. The other
key commentary for your car is a water bottle for before and after sessions. Stay hydrated. Salt water wears out your kidneys. It
makes them retain water. Drink tons of water an hour before surfing. You also could do with a way to hide your car keys while
you're while in the water. If you own a truck, they make hitch key safes. If you have a car or van, obtain a magnetic key hider.
Bikes and motorcycles can be fitted with surfboard racks. There are wheeled carts for longboards t