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Logan Merrick

Logan Merrick

Surf Technique & Wave Riding Instructor

Logan Merrick is a surfing instructor and technique analyst who focuses on wave reading, paddling efficiency, and core surfing fundamentals. His writing helps beginners and intermediate surfers understand how ocean conditions, wave shapes, and positioning affect every ride.

His guides explain how to catch waves consistently, proper pop-up technique, board control, and lineup etiquette. Logan also breaks down common beginner mistakes and explains how to build confidence in different surf conditions.

He believes mastering the fundamentals is the fastest path to improving performance and enjoying longer, smoother rides in the water.

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A simple plan makes progress predictable
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How to Surf: A Step-by-Step Guide for Your First Waves
Mar 05, 2026
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13 MIN
Surfing transforms how you see the ocean. This comprehensive guide walks you through everything from selecting your first board to catching waves independently within your first month, including the physical techniques that matter, safety knowledge, and common traps that make beginners quit.

Priority starts with who’s closest to the peak
Surfing Rules: Your Complete Guide to Lineup Etiquette and Right of Way
Mar 05, 2026
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12 MIN
The ocean doesn't come with lane markers or traffic lights. When twenty surfers converge on a single peak, only an unwritten code prevents chaos. These surfing safety rules aren't arbitrary—they prevent collisions, reduce injuries, and maintain the respect that makes surf culture work.

Pro surfing means constant travel, not endless vacation
Professional Surfing: How Athletes Build Careers Riding Waves
Mar 06, 2026
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17 MIN
Professional surfing demands elite athletic dedication and business savvy. Learn about the World Surf League structure, how surfers turn pro, sponsorship realities, actual income ranges, and the lifestyle demands of competing at the highest levels of the sport.

Volume matters more than most beginners think
How to Choose a Surfboard That Matches Your Skill Level and Wave Conditions
Mar 06, 2026
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10 MIN
Wrong surfboard choices derail more surfing careers than any other factor. A board that's too small forces you to paddle twice as hard to catch half as many waves. This guide breaks down surfboard dimensions, volume calculations, and common mistakes to help you find the perfect board for your skill level.

Two boards, two completely different ways to ride a wave
Longboard vs Shortboard: Which Surfboard Type Matches Your Surfing Style?
Mar 06, 2026
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13 MIN
The choice between longboard and shortboard determines your entire surfing approach. Each board type opens specific possibilities while limiting others. Understanding size specs, riding style differences, wave performance, and practical factors helps you match equipment to your current situation and goals.

A well-timed duck dive lets surfers slip beneath incoming waves
How to Duck Dive a Surfboard: Master the Essential Wave-Paddling Technique
Mar 06, 2026
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10 MIN
Master duck dive surfing technique with this complete guide. Learn proper form, when to use duck dive vs turtle roll, step-by-step execution, common mistakes, and practical tips to paddle through waves efficiently and conserve energy in any conditions.

Perfect timing turns a simple paddle into a successful wave catch
How to Catch a Wave Surfing: Master Your Timing and Position in 5 Steps
Mar 06, 2026
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11 MIN
Watching a surfer glide effortlessly into a wave makes it look simple. You paddle out with confidence, spot what looks like a perfect wave, start stroking hard—and watch it roll right under you. The difference between catching waves consistently and spending your session getting worked comes down to understanding timing and position.

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