Surfing is a water sport that involves riding on the face of moving waves, typically on a surfboard. It is performed in oceans, seas, and sometimes in large lakes or rivers where waves occur. Surfers paddle out to catch waves and then maneuver across the wave’s surface, using balance and skill to ride the wave back toward the shore. Surfing can be enjoyed recreationally or competitively, with various styles and techniques, including shortboarding, longboarding, and bodyboarding. The sport has a cultural significance in many coastal communities, often associated with a lifestyle that values nature, adventure, and camaraderie among enthusiasts.
Frederico Morais, known as "Kikas," re-enters surfing competition at Praia de Supertubos after foot surgery, showcasing resilience and determination. Morais's return to the MEO Rip Curl Pro symbolizes overcoming personal…