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This long, buoyant piece of equipment is what surfers stand on to ride waves.
The foamy, turbulent water that forms after a wave breaks near shore.
The rubber suit worn by surfers to stay warm in cold water.
The cord that attaches a surfboard to the surfer's ankle to prevent losing the board.
The sticky substance applied to the top of a surfboard to prevent slipping.
The location where waves break and surfers typically wait to catch them.
Falling off the surfboard while attempting to ride a wave.
The action of lying flat and using your arms to propel the surfboard through water.