Have you ever gone surfing 🌊🏄‍♀️🏄?

[TravelingMaaike]

I tried it when I was on holiday in Australia, didn't work out lol

[rigmarole]

Yep. I grew up in south Florida surfing and body boarding the east coast. I lived in Boca Raton as a kid, but we would always drive up the coast chasing waves. So I've surfed pretty much everything between Deerfield Beach north to Melbourne. Spots I remember hitting a lot would be Boynton inlet, Reef Road Palm Beach (Pump House), Juno Beach Pier, Hobe Sound, Sebastian Inlet, and Melbourne. The swells would really come in when cold front pushed south or when hurricanes skirted the east coast.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/eoUPyfRrbaw

[rigmarole]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kELvxnz_O1E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyIxF75Y_1A

[Mansearching]

Yes. I tried. Basically broke the water with my face... lol

[TravelingMaaike]

Did you get hurt?

[Mansearching]

Only my pride

[TravelingMaaike]

Pride?

[Mansearching]

Figure of speech. In other words it didn't work out well.

[purplepoppy]

It's popular around here but I've never given it ago

[A_Bell]

Nope. Don't like beaches. Sand sucks.

[AviatorTom]

I tried body surfing at Surfers Paradise in Australia. I did okay until a tiny jellyfish stung me.

[Nifrayu]

No, I've never even seen the ocean in person.

[Staximus]

Yeah but I was too heavy for the surf board and sank it haha

[Iron_Man]

Body surfing the waves are not like Hawaiian waves in Florida

[Dnice1]

Never tried it but it would be cool to learn sometime

[zagor]

Twice. Got up for 3 seconds. Once.

Pretty bad for having grown up a half hour from Malibu.

[KostasKouvalis]

It didn't work out for me either😂

[CubaPirate]

Try and failed miserably

[BLP11520]

No, landlock states dwellers like me don't

[AmeerX]

No, never.

[msc545]

All the time!

[eagle1951]

can't swim