Sentences with phrase «more fun waves»

The CH Surf is back with more fun waves this month!!

Not exact matches

Riding the wave of more than 60 years of fruit punch fun, Hawaiian Punch has become the gold standard of fruit punch drinks.

Waikiki is great fun too, but more crowded and bigger waves if you have little ones.

THEY GOT THE BEAT People's brain waves sync up when watching live music, and the coordinated activity is tied to having more fun.

We are both having fun and it is cheap and AIR CONDITIONED which is why we joined, to exercise during the summer... there are more and more heat waves these days, and it is also 24 hours which is good for our schedule... it doesn't have to be «the ultimate gym», it suits our needs.

I have so much fun trying out new trends and riding the fashion wave... and I think that a strong foundation of closet staples will just make transitioning from one trend to another more smooth:) xx

The new Ford GT is definitely making the most waves, but if you have more fun racing off - road than on, chances are the new F - 150 Raptor is the machine that caught your eye.

It is even more fun when it is stormy and the waves come over the surrounding walls.

If the waves in Santa Teresa get too big, there are plenty of point breaks around the peninsula with longer, smaller and waves that are more fun and less intimidating.

The right hander, though more of a reef pass can also offer up long rides with multiple sections to this wave, also more suited to fun boards and long boards.

Using the right board for your surfing level will help you improve much faster and you have much more fun because you will be catching a lot more waves!

You will be coached on more advanced techniques like turning on green waves as well as pushing yourself to bigger and faster waves across a variety of surf breaks, all of which will result in more confidence, paddle power and, of course, fun!

The waves are perfect for beginners and intermediate surfers, while the well known Frigate's Passage is a good and fun challenge even for more experienced surfers.

This wave also offers both lefts and rights and is fun for more advanced surfers if there is swell in the water.

Beginner group dawn Patrolled Padang padang again this early morning, Waist to shoulder high on sets, clean conditions and great waves, Everybody had fun sessions (see photos), Intermediates group surfed Balangan for long sessions, Shoulder high on some sets great waves everybody had long rides, Advance group dawn patrolled Green bowl which was pick up more swell over head on sets with some barrel section, Everybody had challenging session, Sunny light offshore winds.

Waves not much more than head high, but 5 of 6 days very fun.

The Canoa zone contains a series of river mouths and sand points that come alive on NW swells and produce fun rippable waves over a sand bottom that is more forgiving in most areas.

Alright then, so you've already seen the today's photos and I all I reall need to say is that the East Coast had some more great little fun sized waves happening.

You will have more power through your turns, paddle out and into waves easier, and therefore have more fun.

What would be more cool than to take a surfing class and then try out some of the fun waves on a designated beach.

This allows surfers to perform better maneuvers, ride the wave longer and have more fun.

For the more intermediate, advanced surfers the bigger waves will be more fun.

Waves in the 3 -4-foot range with little power on the outside section and more activity down in the super fun Kiddies corner & Rice Bowl sections.

You'll have more fun if you pick a section of beach which although may not have quite as many quality waves, still provides enough swell for you to practice your surf skills and have more fun doing so.

For some splashing fun that's away from Kuta's waves, a Read More»

Nias Surf Report 26Sep - 10Oct 2017 Nias Surf Report 26Sep - 10Oct 2017 By Mark Flint from the deck of KabuNohi Sorake Resort, Lagundri Bay Overview: Off - Peak season has begun with a variety of conditions over the last fortnight providing user friendly fun waves out front of KabuNohi Sorake Resort from the Point through to Kiddies Corner and a couple of day trips to... [Read more...]

Restaurant's is probably 100 times a better wave than 4 Bobs (in all my years, it's the most perfect wave I've ever surfed), but 4 Bobs is about 100 times more consistent good for a fun surf on just about any day.

More small waves again today, but if I can get a few fun waves in these small waves well I'm sure you certainly could as well.

As promised, this was just the first decade and many more perfect waves and fun summers are coming our way.

24 September 2011, Phuket - Thailand: In an exciting end to four full days of great surfing and fun at Patong Beach at the Quiksilver Thailand 2011 Surf Competition, Bali's Raditya Rondi gave the crowded beach a clinical demonstration on smashing out big moves on even the smallest waves to claim victory in the Men's Open Shortboard Division, winning a cash prize of 30,000 Baht... [Read more...]

As the day wore on, the winds got a little more south making the waves a little crumblely at both spots, but it was still plenty of fun.

It was still out of the south though so we sent our first boat to Beng Beng for those of our guests that wanted a fun, playful wave, and we sent the second boat to Hideaways for the guys that wanted waves with a bit more push.

So much more fun than trying to catch crumbling waves on a beach break.

More advanced surfers should check out the world - class beach breaks at Cape Woolamai, while beginners can head to Smiths Beach and YCW Beach for some fun, small waves.

Indeed, it was too big for that spot so we were duck diving waves more than we would like, but we got a few fun ones in - between sets.

You can regularly find peaking waves creating fun left and right - hand waves with whackable lips and solid, hollow barrels, that are definitely suited to more experienced surfers.

This surf spot is better for beginners; the spot on the left side has smaller waves, more fun for long boards.

At the right side the waves are bigger, more fun for short boards.

That means more than riding a wave, it is the fun of discovering new places, adventure, meeting a lot of people and having friends around the globe.

It's a fun and challenging addition to the franchise and gives further reason to do some of the sidequests for more skill points or additional levels to help in surviving all the waves.

It's still fun to play through the main campaign however, as the gameplay is still very solid even though it plays pretty much the same as other CoD games, with players running about chaotic battlefields and taking out tons of enemy soldiers while completing objectives, such as capturing a base, holding a position and facing off against waves of enemies, avoiding snipers, destroying enemy equipment, and more.

Sure, there's fun to be had and gamers who enjoy a wave - based shooter will love Time Carnage, but those who want a more varied shooting experience that does something a bit more unique will be better off looking elsewhere.

It's definitely fun blasting through the waves of enemies with a pal, but the screen, which is already busy in solo, gets even more crazy when two people are firing away.

Sadly, this is nowhere near as fun as the predecessor's co-op counterpart, feeling more like a shooting gallery than an enthralling wave - by - wave stand - off.

You can dive into an endless mode after that, but having more waves of enemies to kill doesn't make this mode any more fun.

I think it's way more fun and cool because MOVING VIGOROUSLY — shaking, waving, pumping, pointing, and so on — is more fun than pressing buttons.»

However the Survival mode will be worth visiting again; it pits you and a friend against increasingly more difficult waves of enemies and makes for a fun diversion from the rest of the content, especially if you only have a few minutes to play.

It proved a lot more fun to drive than the Nissan Leaf, the first of the new wave of electric cars

What's more fun than shooting across Lake Lure or Lake James on your Jet Ski or blasting over the waves at the Outer Banks on your WaveRunner?