Dangers of Surfing

Surfing isn't an easy sport. it can be easy to get lessons and learn on waves no bigger than 2 feet, but they will tell you it is not easy. Surfing requires determination, strength, and lots of courage. Surfing has become one of the most dangerous sports in the world. Waves seem to be harmless but they are more dangerous than you think. Every wave is different, every break is different, and every surfer is different. Not everyone can surf Pipeline not even to mention Jaws.

There are many places around the world that have not been discovered and many places around the world that are created through natural disasters. The most popular places in the world are Hawaii, Fiji, Mentawaii, California, Australia, Brazil, and South Africa. There are many places you wouldn't think had waves like Japan, Colombia, Venezuela, and much more. Being a surfer requires a lot of travel time and you certainly get to see many places around the world. But regardless the site seeing the danger of loosing your life is always present.

Whether you are surfing on a sand break, rock bottom, or a reef bottom, surfing is a sport to take serious. It is a sport that many wish to take upon but the risk of giving in to mother nature is a fear that hold them back. To many it is the adrenaline that keeps a lot of surfers going. So if surfing is something you want to take upon, remember to be safe and determination. Not everyone can surf like Ian Walsh...can you?