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Fire Surf - Page 2

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Take the next day off. Having used muscles you didn't know that you had, you are liable to be just a wee bit stiff the next morning. Perhaps you can just sit around the pool or lie in the shade of a beach umbrella and read a book and stare out at the surf at Castle's, a surfing spot at Waikiki made famous by Duke Kahanamoku, the father of surfing, who was said to have ridden a 16 foot board made of koa wood, designed after the ancient Hawaiian olo boards. You might not be quite ready to take on Castle's just yet.

Return to Fire Surf the next day and you should be able to get up on your own and ride your first wave to the point where you can almost step ashore. Be warned, surfing can quickly become addictive but it's a healthy life not like some other addictions, I could mention.

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