當(dāng)我們繼續(xù)享受美麗的夏日，沖浪新手和專家們都在海灘上沖浪，試圖捕捉一些海浪，就像今天主頁圖片中的那個(gè)人一樣。不過，雖然這是一種非常受歡迎的澳大利亞人的消遣活動(dòng)，但沖浪的意義遠(yuǎn)不止這些。以破碎波的評(píng)估為例。當(dāng)沖浪者坐在沖浪板上等待最佳海浪的時(shí)候，他們不停地檢查海浪是否足夠強(qiáng)大，是否可以駕馭，同時(shí)也要檢查是否有足夠的危險(xiǎn)，是否可以將海浪猛烈地拋入水中。他們還必須確保他們的出口不會(huì)離海岸或巖石太近。這就是為什么我們通常堅(jiān)持用布吉板。

As we continue to enjoy beautiful summer days, surfing newcomers and experts alike are hitting the beach to try and catch some waves, much like the man in today’s homepage image. But while it’s an incredibly popular Aussie pastime, there’s more to surfing than meets the eye. Take the assessment of breaking waves. While surfers sit on their board waiting for the optimal wave, they are constantly checking not just that the incoming swell is strong enough to ride, but also that it’s not dangerous enough to aggressively toss them in the water. They must also be sure that their exit won't be too close to the shore or rocks. That’s why we normally stick with boogie boards.

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