What is a session, do you need to be in the water a certain amount of time? , do you need to catch this many waves ? What if you go out catch two nice waves, in a half hour, the wind shifts and conditions are no longer rideable is that a session?
A "session" is a term used when you spend any amount of time in the water without bringing your friends. Thus, it could also be coined, "solo-session". A "sesh" is more of a slang word referring to a surf session, involving more than one person - you and your buddies. A "party sesh" is when almost every one of your bro's are out with you, almost so that it seem more like party than an actual sesh. And after a very good sesh, I like to combine the factors of "sesh" and '"success" and use the word "succ-sesh!" But this may be misleading to a passerby because it also sounds like "suck-sesh," Which means the exact opposite.
Ha Ha Nice...the session is what you make of it. If you personally feel fulfilled you have successfully "sessioned." I caught a good many rides last night but wiped out more, got taken down by a good DOH and I feel survival of that overshadows the rides I caught (guy next to me snapped his board in half). I was out MAYBE 30 minutes. THAT was a session I will not forget. A big part of the session is the lesson you take away from it. If you walk away fulfilled and with a learning experience that will better your surfing in the future THAT WAS A SESSION!
A session is when i burn you on at least three waves then beat your ass in the parking lot. Thats a session.
is that before or after your mommy calls you in because it's gettin' dark out? seriously, grow up or go post somewhere else, no one wants to hear your garbage.
hahahah ^^^^ ROFL.... seriously though, this forum must be dominated by 12-16 year old kids with the kinds of garbage that gets asked and posted on here...All jokes aside, do you guys think there will be any swell left this thursday? because thats when my mom is gonna take me and my friend down the beach for the weekend, I wanna try out my new BIC
