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gladstein · 83w
2.5 years ago I had never surfed in my life But Costa Rica taught me and helped me understand the beauty of the sport and experience Now you will find me in the water learning more whenever I get a ...
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One of my biggest regrets is never having lived somewhere where I can learn to surf and kitesurf. It's crazy, considering that some of my friends have been prominent members of the windsurf community worldwide.

I get to wake surf occasionally, but I think surfing is the best sport on the planet. Whenever I have lived near water, I've spent a ton of time in it. The closest I've ever come to the freedom of surfing is riding powpow up at Whistler and Blackcomb and other spots in BC.

Now that I am in my mid 50's I think I may have missed my window. But it warms my heart to see others that are embracing the lifestyle, even if later into their lives. Even though I have never surfed, I know so many of the world's best breaks by name just by the volume of surfing I watch on video. I have always longed for the ocean.
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nostrich · 82w
You’re not too old! I’m 50+ and tired of being in the sidelines. Learn in steps (I’ve just been paddling all summer at a safe beach park. Stick to small frothy waves among other surfers. Build up your paddling strength and don’t talk your self out of it! This is not advise 😉 🏄
gladstein · 82w
Wake surfing is super fun! Don’t think you’ve missed your window Take a lesson sometime!