Answer: Australia
The Quiksilver Pro is held at one of the longest surf breaks in the world in Coolangatta, Australia. The break stretches across 4 named beaches and is so long that only a small section of the wave needs to be fenced off for competition use while the rest is left open to the public.
From Quiz: The World Surfing Industry
Answer: Oahu
Oahu is home to other famous surfing breaks, such as Sunset, Waiemea, and Makaha.
From Quiz: Surfing 101
Answer: Air Roll Spin
This move was invented by the Famous professional bodyboarder Eppo.
From Quiz: Sport - 'Bodyboarding'
Answer: Peru
Chicama is said to be the world's longest break. About 600 kms north of Lima it's a three kilometres long wave.
From Quiz: Surf Breaks of the World
Answer: Goofy
A surfer that rides with his left foot in front is called regular foot.
From Quiz: Surfing 101
Answer: Manta
Manta is a well known bodyboard manufacturer in Australia and produces excellent bodyboards.
From Quiz: Sport - 'Bodyboarding'
Answer: Canary Islands
On the island of Lanzarote.
From Quiz: Surf Breaks of the World
Answer: Bodyboard
The boogieboard was invented by Morey. It became known as the Morey boogieboard, but the original name was bodyboard.
From Quiz: Surfing 101
Answer: Rails
The rails are important for keeping you balance in both the Prone and Drop Knee positions. "Digging" your rail into the side of the wave helps to keep you from slipping and sliding down the face.
From Quiz: Sport - 'Bodyboarding'
Answer: Philippines
From Quiz: Surf Breaks of the World
Answer: a large fin under the board
The daggerboard prevents the board from going sideways.
From Quiz: Basic Windsurfing
Answer: Hanging five
Hanging ten is just adding your other foot to the front of the board and standing with both feet on the nose. Wipeout!
From Quiz: Surfing 101
Answer: Guilherme Tamega
A difficult event in which Guilherme Tamega triumphed in the end.
From Quiz: Sport - 'Bodyboarding'
Answer: Australia
Dunny Bowl is Australian slang for toilet bowl. The New South Wales government has introduced a policy that surf break names appear on maps. This is to assist emergency services in finding just where that guy is who had his foot taken off by a shark.
From Quiz: Surf Breaks of the World
Answer: to pull the rig out of the water
From Quiz: Basic Windsurfing
Answer: Surf City, USA
Surfing is a major recreational sport in HB. It became popular in the 60s in Southern California due to the weather and waves.
From Quiz: Surfing 101
Answer: right
This realtively easy to do spin is fun and also can give you good placement on a wave to set up for your next move.
From Quiz: Sport - 'Bodyboarding'
Answer: South Africa
Boneyards is one of many breaks in South Africa's Jeffreys Bay. Watch out for sharks though Dude!
From Quiz: Surf Breaks of the World
Answer: sailing close to the wind
From Quiz: Basic Windsurfing
Answer: go upsidedown
The invert is a fun and exciting move where you do an air turn upsidedown and then turn back over and land on the wave.
From Quiz: Sport - 'Bodyboarding'
Answer: New Zealand
Situated on the Mahia Peninsula.
From Quiz: Surf Breaks of the World
Answer: the wind speed
Nautical miles per hour.
From Quiz: Basic Windsurfing
Answer: Hawaii
Pipeline is one the of the best and most famous surfspots in the world.
From Quiz: Sport - 'Bodyboarding'
Answer: Chile
Especially popular with the boogie boarders. Playa El Faro is situated near one of Chile's more popular beach resorts La Serena.
From Quiz: Surf Breaks of the World
Answer: Hawaii
Lots of people go to Hawaii to surf the famous waves of the North Shore of Oahaua.
From Quiz: Surfing 101
Answer: Fins
This term came up as the bodyboarding flipper is shaped more or less like a fin.
From Quiz: Sport - 'Bodyboarding'
Answer: International Boardsailing Association
From Quiz: Basic Windsurfing
Answer: Tubed
When a surfer is tubed, it is more likely he will wipeout.
From Quiz: Surfing 101
Answer: Australia
Winkipop is at Bell's Beach on Victoria's south coast. It's home to one of the world's biggest surf competitions.
From Quiz: Surf Breaks of the World
Answer: 1965
Popular Science 'A Sport So New That Fewer Than 10 People Have Yet Mastered It.'
From Quiz: Basic Windsurfing
Answer: The Hawaiians
Hawaiians have surfed for hundreds of years on crude boards cut and shaped from trees. Obviously, Hawaiians naturally know what's cool. I hope you liked my surf quiz!
From Quiz: Surfing 101
Answer: Drop Knee
Drop Knee is done by bodyboarders all over the world and some have devoted their lives to it.
From Quiz: Sport - 'Bodyboarding'
Answer: Indonesia
On the island of Lombok which is also home to Super Suck and Scar Reef.
From Quiz: Surf Breaks of the World