Sentences with phrase «green water waves»

(Green water waves.)

We have taught many beginner students to paddle outside the break and catch their own green water waves during their first week of surfing.

Not exact matches

A green flag waved at Oak Street Beach from 11 a.m. to about 1 p.m., signaling that the water was supposedly at its safest for the roughly four dozen swimmers splashing near the shore.

Here you'll see pods of Hawaiian Spinner dolphins playing in the water and enjoy scenes of lush green pastures paired with turquoise waves, jagged rocks and splendidly colorful sunset skies.

Sit in the cool water of your private swimming pool and count the rolling ocean waves as they turn from blue to green.

You are ready for a life of watching impatiently the swell, white water, washing machine wipe outs, getting your first green wave, yoga session, cracked lips, burnt nose and ocean hair.

Beginners We will teach you how to surf, catch your own waves, ride the green water and pop up the right way.

Experience close encounters with protected green sea turtles, race across the waves searching for dolphins, and snorkel the crystal waters of the world - famous Molokini Crater.

- You're catching white water waves on a regular basis - Get out to the lineup and surf green waves - Learn how to go right and left on a wave

I had daily lessons in the water with Elsi, who is the lead instructor, I was able to surf the green waves on my first day!

Paddle really hard (if the surfer is right in front of you riding the green face of the wave, paddle towards the white water so you don't ruin their wave)

Our Advanced Grom Squads are for the Groms at a level where they should be able to paddle on to small green waves by themselves or bigger white water waves and are progressing to turning and using the wave face with basic manoeuvres and have the ideal one movement jump up technique dialed.

You will learn some or all of the following during your surf holiday: — beach safety and about surf equipment — positioning yourself correctly both on the surfboard and in the ocean — how to paddle, pop up and ride your first wave in the broken white water waves — how to get «out back» to the green unbroken waves and ride them in to the beach!

The Inside or Impact Zone — This section of the surf zone is where all waves turn from green unbroken waves into white water waves and is a place surfers do not want to spend much time.

Guaranteed white water for beginners and green waves for the higher levels.

Once you have mastered surfing in the white water, it is time to take you to the next level in which you will paddle and ride the green waves.

Typically one hour after high tide & two hours before low tide will provide good long lines of white water waves for new surfers and gentle rolling green waves for developing surfers.

Located on Costa Rica's central Pacific coast, Playa Dominical is an uncut diamond with turquoise green waters, a spectacular mountain backdrop and world famous Pacific waves.

When a solid S / SW swell rolls across the kaleidoscopic coral reefs, there aren't many surfers who would want to be anywhere else: the waves are an exercise in perfection — spitting barrels run into long smackable walls, the turquois water and white spray of the sea set against the intense green background of the rainforest.

The waters are calm with gentle waves and the colors of the water range from emerald green to jewel turquoise.

Wrightsville Beach, N.C., is home to flawless, warm, emerald green waters and white sandy beaches that produce ideal waves and suitable conditions for all surfers.

This is a good feeling, as is floating in a pool of water or sliding down a slide; this seemed to be the point, too, of his large - scale abstract painting filled with yellow, orange, red, green, and purple waves of ribbony strokes in the front room.

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In addition to offering areas for recreation and benefits to mental and physical health, urban green spaces «filter large amounts of water after heavy rainfall and soften the effects of heat waves or other extreme events,» according to the agency, whose recent assessment on urban ecosystems concluded that «with the right policies and tools, urbanization does not need to be a threat to biodiversity in cities and beyond.»