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Surf's Up

The Girl's Guide to Surfing

Louise Southerden

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Louise Southerden
18 September 2019
'An inspiring book, not only for young girls but for any woman with an itch to hang ten' - Australian Book Review

'Louise Southerden has put together an awesome and very friendly guide to becoming a true surfer ... you can really get a sense of the wonderful connection between women and the beautiful energy of the ocean' - Stephanie Gilmore, ASP pro surfer and seven-time world surfing champion

All over the world, girls are grabbing their boards and hitting the surf. No longer content to watch from the beach, they're getting out there and mixing it up with the boys in ever-increasing numbers. If you're keen to join in the fun, carve graceful lines across the face of a wave and experience the exhilaration of surfing, read on.

The world's first-ever surfing guide for girls, Surf's Up has now been fully revised and updated for this second Australian edition, taking you through all the practicalities of learning to surf - from getting over your fear of sharks and buying your first surfboard to finding the right waves, paddling out and standing up. There's advice about looking after yourself while you're having fun in the sea, how to find friends to surf with and surfing etiquette, as well as an inspirational look at the history of women's surfing and loads of tips to take your surfing to the next level. This edition also includes new sections on yoga for surfers, stand-up paddleboarding, combining surfing and motherhood, and how to be a more sustainable surfer.

Best of all, Surf's Up is more than just a how-to guide. Louise Southerden brings her love of surfing to every page, offering insights into the fascinating world of surfing and a welcoming hand to every wannabe wahine.

Encouraging and empowering, Surf's Up is a book no surfer girl should be without.

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Imprint:   Louise Southerden
Edition:   2nd ed.
Dimensions:   Height: 234mm,  Width: 156mm,  Spine: 15mm
Weight:   389g
ISBN:   9780992402518
ISBN 10:   0992402514
Pages:   274
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Louise Southerden is a surfer, writer and former editor of SurfGirl magazine who has lived the surfing life for more than 30 years and ridden waves all over Australia as well as overseas. Originally from Sydney and now based in northern NSW, she is also an award-winning travel writer specialising in sustainable and low-impact travel. For more information, see her blog: noimpactgirl.com

Reviews for Surf's Up: The Girl's Guide to Surfing

'An inspiring book, not only for young girls but for any woman with an itch to hang ten ' - Australian Book Review 'Louise Southerden has put together an awesome and very friendly guide to becoming a true surfer ... you can really get a sense of the wonderful connection between women and the beautiful energy of the ocean' - Stephanie Gilmore, ASP pro surfer and seven-time world surfing champion 'An absolute bible for beginners ... the next best thing to a private coach' - Realsurf.com 'Surf's Up tackles everything you need to know both in and out of the water ... [and] is one of the most valuable tools a surfer girl could have' - Layne Beachley, seven-time world surfing champion 'Southerden's book is a compendium of tips that focus on the femininity factor' - The Sydney Morning Herald 'Southerden speaks in the intimate, relaxed voice of an insider, and men, too, will want the down-to-earth, practical tips absent in more macho guides... Photos, sidebars, interviews, and an extensive resource section complete this excellent, inspiring guide' - Booklist, USA 'At last there's a book to get you off your tummy and onto your feet as the waves crest behind you - and preferably not over you... Louise Southerden, an Australian surfer and journalist, sums it all up for the wannabe wahine' - The Los Angeles Times, USA


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