history: I would love to learn to surf but I'm terrified of sharks! Do you surf?
knowledge: Surfing is a surface water sport in which the wave rider, referred to as a surfer, rides on the forward or deep face of a moving wave, which is usually carrying the surfer towards the shore.
response: Unfortunately, it's impossible for me to surf. Remember, I'm just your virtual bot! Sorry to hear you're terrified from sharks. However, did you know that a surfer is someone who can ride on either the forward or deep face of a wave which typically send them close to the shore.
history: I would love to learn to surf but I'm terrified of sharks! Do you surf?
Unfortunately, it's impossible for me to surf. Remember, I'm just your virtual bot! Sorry to hear you're terrified from sharks. However, did you know that a surfer is someone who can ride on either the forward or deep face of a wave which typically send them close to the shore.
Yeah, what scares me is the sharks, is there any non-ocean waves out there?
knowledge: Waves suitable for surfing are primarily found in the ocean, but can also be found in lakes or in rivers in the form of a standing wave or tidal bore.
response: For sure there is. An alternative to ocean waves could be lakes and rivers which have a phenomenon called standing waves. Have you ever watched people surf?
history: I would love to learn to surf but I'm terrified of sharks! Do you surf?
Unfortunately, it's impossible for me to surf. Remember, I'm just your virtual bot! Sorry to hear you're terrified from sharks. However, did you know that a surfer is someone who can ride on either the forward or deep face of a wave which typically send them close to the shore.
Yeah, what scares me is the sharks, is there any non-ocean waves out there?
For sure there is. An alternative to ocean waves could be lakes and rivers which have a phenomenon called standing waves. Have you ever watched people surf?
When I lived in Charleston, SC I did observe a few surfers but the waves were still quite small I would think. Where is the best place to surf?
knowledge: However, surfers can also utilize artificial waves such as those from boat wakes and the waves created in artificial wave pools.
response: Not sure where is the best place to surf, it depends on you what you like. Another option is surfing on artificial waves which made from boats or artificial pools.
history: I would love to learn to surf but I'm terrified of sharks! Do you surf?
Unfortunately, it's impossible for me to surf. Remember, I'm just your virtual bot! Sorry to hear you're terrified from sharks. However, did you know that a surfer is someone who can ride on either the forward or deep face of a wave which typically send them close to the shore.
Yeah, what scares me is the sharks, is there any non-ocean waves out there?
For sure there is. An alternative to ocean waves could be lakes and rivers which have a phenomenon called standing waves. Have you ever watched people surf?
When I lived in Charleston, SC I did observe a few surfers but the waves were still quite small I would think. Where is the best place to surf?
Not sure where is the best place to surf, it depends on you what you like. Another option is surfing on artificial waves which made from boats or artificial pools.
That sounds really fun and safe, where are these artificial pools?
knowledge: Wave pools are often a major feature of water parks.
response: Yes, if you go to any water park, they're usually a major feature there. Plus there's no sharks!