Surfing is a water sport that involves riding on the face of moving waves, typically using a surfboard. Surfers paddle out into the ocean to catch waves as they break and then maneuver their boards to ride along the wave’s crest and face. The activity can take place in various types of water conditions, from small, gentle waves to large, powerful swells. Surfing can be done in oceans, seas, and sometimes large lakes, and it encompasses various styles and techniques, including shortboard, longboard, and tow-in surfing. It is both a recreational activity and a competitive sport, with professional events held globally. Surfing is also associated with a distinct culture that includes music, art, and a lifestyle centered around the ocean and beach.
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