Surf Buddy Wanted for Cape and RI

Discussion in 'Northeast' started by coldatlanticsea, Dec 16, 2011.

  1. coldatlanticsea

    coldatlanticsea Active Member

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    Dec 9, 2011
    So, I recently began surfing and I go as often as I can, which works out to be about once every two weeks. The only problem is that I go by myself. The last time I was out I took a pretty good whack on the head with my board. Basically, conditions have to be ideal for me to go out because I don't want to paddle out by myself or not have someone to watch my back in heavier surf. I think it would help my surfing progress if I had someone to push me (and drag my lifeless body to shore if I knock myself out...).

    I live on the Upper Cape, but I mostly go to Rhode Island to surf. I'm 28, I work, I'm about to have a kid. All in all, I'm a pretty normal guy. I'm just having trouble meeting other people in the area who surf.

    Message me if you want to meet at the beach.
     
  2. coldatlanticsea

    coldatlanticsea Active Member

    33
    Dec 9, 2011
    Hello, is this thing on? Really, no one is in the same boat as me? That sucks.
     

  3. superbust

    superbust Well-Known Member

    659
    Nov 2, 2008
    dude pump yourself up, watch surf movies, listen to your favorite songs, do some backflips, whatever gets you pumped
     
  4. greenbanana

    greenbanana Member

    10
    Aug 21, 2011
    If you can't find a crowded spot when the swell is pumping...then it's not pumping.
     
  5. Franyfingers

    Franyfingers Well-Known Member

    137
    Feb 28, 2007
    There are a lot of people that surf on the cape, thy dont go on the forums.

    I dont make to the cape a lot, so i cant be your surf buddy

    Try Nesurf.com/forum
     
  6. bauer

    bauer Well-Known Member

    182
    Aug 22, 2010
    I have been going at it alone for years actually better you never have to wait on someone you can surf where and when you want just find a spot with a few others so your not alone on bigger winter days.. you also wont get hassled when intruding on a spot if you are by yourself and give others some respect..
     
  7. coldatlanticsea

    coldatlanticsea Active Member

    33
    Dec 9, 2011
    Well, I'm sure as hell not gonna quit surfing, so I guess I'll continue to go it alone. Thanks for the feedback guys. I'm sure I'll get more comfortable with time.
     
  8. dsull

    dsull Member

    15
    Dec 27, 2011
    If you frequent a spot you will recongize the locals and start making friends. Start taking to the people at or just above your own ability and you'll start making friends. before you know it, you will have a crew. Then you will never surf alone again.