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A Surfer's Most Important Muscles
Nobody can deny that surfing is among the most strenuous of any extreme sports. You only have to try it once and be in the water for half an hour to feel a great amount of respect for the surfers who go out and ride the waves every day of their lives. Your muscles are worked incredibly hard as you take the board into the surfing launch zone and when riding a lot of energy is expended also. But which are the main muscles that get worked during surfing and which should you be training most?
Deltoids – These are basically the shoulder muscles and they will take an absolute pounding during any surf session. When you are lying flat on the board and rotating your arms repeatedly to paddle out, your deltoid group is providing around 70% of the power. Because of the amount of paddling out that most surfers have to do, if your shoulder muscles are not up to the job, you will find yourself stuck on the beach pretty soon
Trapezius – These muscles make up those of the upper back and the neck. They are also involved with the surfboards forward movement when you are paddling out, but are called into action more when you are ‘popping’ up on the board. Explosive strength is needed in this action so with this in mind, the work you do in the gym should be with high weights and at a fast pace
Abs and core muscles – Your stabilising muscles need to be in peak condition otherwise you might as well just not get in the water. Although skill and balance are important elements in surfing, they are nothing without the muscles that are engaged to alter body position rapidly. There is not really any element of surfing that does not called upon these muscles so they should be your primary focus. Use a core-stability ball or Pilates techniques to build these up.
Cardiovascular fitness should also be included in your surf training and there are plenty of second hand bikes which you can pick up and use to ride to the beach to help with this
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