Out with spilling waves, in with pushing waves If you change just one small way you look at spilling waves, you'll instantly feel more relaxed in the surf. Andre Slade 24 November 2022 0 Comments
Smile, it’ll make you a better ocean swimmer Did you know that smiling while you're ocean swimming will give you a greater sense of control in the ocean and help you swim more efficiently? Andre Slade 10 March 2022 0 Comments
Watch and learn: There’s a lesson in Bailey’s ‘swimming arms’ Just like a lot of ocean swimming is learnt through your own experience, there is a lot to be learnt by watching others. Andre Slade 24 February 2022 0 Comments
Wave height: Is it 5 feet, head-high or overhead? Learn what the difference is between describing a wave height using the face height measurement vs the body height measurement. Andre Slade 4 February 2022 0 Comments
Making the most of your walk to the water (the perfect swim start) Do you have a process for entering the water for a swim? Learn the six steps to ensure you have the safest, most efficient and most enjoyable swim pos… Andre Slade 20 January 2022 0 Comments
How long you should be watching the surf before swimming Before you hit the water, it's important to respect the ocean, and your own safety, by taking the appropriate time to observe the conditions. Andre Slade 7 January 2022 0 Comments
Things not working out for you? Get over it! You won't get everything right when you're ocean swimming, so learn how what to do when things don't quite go to plan. Andre Slade 30 November 2021 0 Comments
Shark bite first aid for ocean swimmers In this article, we explore how to treat a shark bite and how to minimise your risk of encountering a shark. OceanFit 23 November 2021 0 Comments
Dr Rip says: Wave power, there’s an equation for that Professor Rob ‘Dr Rip’ Brander, a surf scientist, explains the difference between wave energy and wave power. Andre Slade 9 February 2021 0 Comments
There’s a lot of water in those waves It might sound like a ridiculous thing to say, but some waves do in fact have more water in them than others. Andre Slade 2 February 2021 0 Comments