1. When carrying a surfboard, pay attention to the turning area. When placing it on the ground, handle it gently. When placing it on the sand in strong winds, cover the surfboard with sand to avoid being blown away by the wind.
2. When the surfboard rushes back to the shore from the open sea and is about 30 centimeters away from the water depth, please immediately disembark to avoid the surfboard directly hitting the stones. There are many coral rocks near the shore in shallow water areas, which are prone to scratches or foot injuries. When rushing to a certain depth, it is advisable. When falling into the water, do not pat your abdomen on the surface of the water. This will increase the area of force, and you can lean sideways or backwards into the water.
3. When the surfboard collides with the waves, do not use your hands to pull the safety rope and surfboard to avoid pulling your hands.
4. When surfing, please maintain a distance of two surfboards for each person at sea.
