Definition: A point break is a type of spot where waves break from a specific point, often around a cape or rocky point. These waves often offer a long, steady ride.
These waves can also follow the coast, making them relatively long.
These waves require good positioning, because if you're too far in, you'll be thrown, and if you're too far out, on the shoulder, you won't get going. So it's a technical wave to surf, but one that offers an endless ride!
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