Watching a young surfer catch their first wave is one of the best parts of spending time in the water. Getting there starts with the right board, but it also helps to know what a grom is in surfing before picking one out, since the wrong size or shape can turn an exciting first lessonContinue reading “Mastering Grom Surfboards: A Guide For Young Surfers”
Picking a surfing bikini that fits properly can make or break a session in the water. A suit that moves around or loses its hold halfway through a set pulls your focus away from the waves. Ohana Surf Project works with surfers of all skill levels in Waikiki. One question comes up often: what separatesContinue reading “5 Essential Tips For Choosing The Ideal Bikini For Surfing”
Spring paddle boarding in Waikiki offers warm water, scenic views, and a fun way to experience the ocean, but each session depends on wind, swell, currents, and daily conditions. Beginners can expect a friendly learning curve with balance practice, kneeling, standing, paddling, and safe board control. The right clothing, sun protection, local guidance, and respectContinue reading “What To Expect When Paddle Boarding In Spring”
Paddle board construction affects how a board feels, moves, and holds up on the water. Hard boards often give you better glide, speed, and response, while inflatable boards are easier to store, carry, and travel with. Soft top boards create a more forgiving ride for beginners, families, and relaxed paddling sessions. By understanding the core,Continue reading “Paddle Board Construction: What Sets Different Types Apart?”
Stand up paddle board prices can range from under $300 to more than $2,000, but the right budget depends on how often you paddle, where you paddle, and what kind of ride you want. Casual beginners can start lower, while regular paddlers often get better value from the $500 to $1,000 range. Board quality, materials,Continue reading “How Much Should You Spend On A Stand Up Paddle Board?”
The blog explains that most recreational paddlers do not need a license to paddle board, but they should still understand safety rules before heading out. It clarifies the difference between a license, registration, and safety gear, then covers items like life jackets, whistles, lights, and leashes. It also highlights why kids, beginners, and first-time paddlersContinue reading “Do You Need A License For Paddle Boarding?”
Advanced stand up paddle boarding is built through cleaner strokes, stronger core control, better paddle setup, and steady balance. The blog explains how techniques like the J stroke, C stroke, sweep stroke, and step back turn can help you paddle straighter, turn smoother, and move with more confidence. It also highlights the value of readingContinue reading “8 Tips On Unlocking Advanced Techniques In Stand Up Paddle Boarding”
Introducing your child to bodyboarding can be a safe and fun way to enjoy the ocean together. Start with gentle, shallow waves and the right gear, including a soft-top board, life jacket, and fins. Teach basic safety rules on land, practice prone (face down) position, and stay close for guidance. Gradually let your child tryContinue reading “How To Safely Introduce Your Child To Bodyboarding”
Perfecting the Air Roll Spin (ARS) in bodyboarding combines timing, balance, and proper wave selection. Start with small, gentle waves and a board suited for aerial maneuvers. Focus on takeoff from the wave’s lip, using your core and shoulders to guide rotation while keeping eyes on the landing. Practice gradually, wear proper safety gear, andContinue reading “How To Perfect Your Air Roll Spin (ARS) In Bodyboarding”
Choosing the right SUP board comes down to your weight, experience level, and how you plan to use it. Board length, width, and volume all influence stability and performance. Beginners often do best with wider boards that have higher volume, while experienced paddlers may prefer narrower boards designed for speed or maneuverability. Ohana Surf ProjectContinue reading “How To Determine The Perfect Size SUP Board For Your Needs”
