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Hans Hedeman's Hawaii Surf School, Hawaii Surfing
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or Group Hawaii Surfing Lessons
We
start off on the beach with a lessons
about paddling out, board handling,
standing up technique, stance and
etiquette, among other topics.
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Learn
to surf in Hawaii!
If you are coming to Oahu to learn to surf, you
are in the right place. There are plenty of surf
schools and surfing instructors here to teach
you how. There are also several breaks that are
perfect for beginners with easy rolling swells
that are small.
Starting out on a longboard, and taking a lesson
is a absolute best way to go if you have never
done it before.
These are just a few of the best beginner breaks:
Waikiki Beach- One of
the most forgiving places to learn. Lots of people,
and canoes in the water make it a bit crowded
at times. Plenty of surfing instructors and longboards
on the beach to help get you going.
Chuns
Reef: Famous North Shore break that is well known
for it's gentle, tapering walls, and high percentage
of beginer surfers in the water.
Puena
Point - Puena point on the North shore is another
great place for beginners to learn how to surf.
Gently rolling swells that peter out in a beautiful
bay at inside Puena Point make this place perfect.
There does need to be a decent size swell on the
North Shore, because Puena Point is always about
1/2 the size of anywhere else. There are actually
several surf schools who have classes here.
Cockroach
Bay - On the East side just past Sandy Beach.
Another perfect learning spot, slow, rolling swells
that aren't too big. Perfect for longboarding
and learning.
Inside
Haleiwa - Who hasn't seen the videos of parents
pushing 50 lb keikis into the tiny rolling
shorebreak? Please note: this is
the area where the waves roll for the last 30-50
feet or so onto shore. I am NOT referring to
the outside break.
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