high evaluations don't correlate well with effective teaching. effective strategies like active learning for example are hated by students.
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Hooded Rashguard vs "Surf" Hat
- Thread starter surfadelphia
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I'm happy to my put students up against anyone else's in an essay fight at the end of the semester.
Process learning is no match for progression based program design.
I know teachers who think it's a virtue to have a high failure rate.
That is crazy.
i have an xcel ver of hooded rashguard. i got messed with so much while wearing it, i gave up. may give it another go. even if u can surf, u'll still get hassled lol
not a hat guy. pencil neck, yes. no on narrow shoulders, according to my wife I'm the shape of a double popsicle.
Went for a longish (3 hour) paddle last weekend and fried the fuckk out of the back of my legs.
No sunblock and paddling through high noon….derp.
plugging my relative's company once again... i know i know
Love these because they are looser than rashguards and can be worn like a regular shirt. Frankly I prefer the non hooded but last month the hood was awesome because it was 100 degrees out and beaming. I would put the hood up when waiting on sets.
my mate was wearing a dakine bucket hat that actually didn't look too bad but he was also throwing fins on every wave so that helps your cool factor haha!
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Love these because they are looser than rashguards and can be worn like a regular shirt. Frankly I prefer the non hooded but last month the hood was awesome because it was 100 degrees out and beaming. I would put the hood up when waiting on sets.
my mate was wearing a dakine bucket hat that actually didn't look too bad but he was also throwing fins on every wave so that helps your cool factor haha!
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Yea, I feel this complaint.
I did get a "pelagic" brand fishing shirt for christmas and it provided about the same protection, it did get a lot heavier in the water which I didn't like. Look for something that has similar material to the link I shared that is less "rashguardy" and breathable.
Amusing reading all this. Surfing was perceived to be about antiestablishmententarianism (can't believe I finally used this, one of the longest words in the English language). Now there is some herd mentality, even in this esteemed, mostly grumpy old men forum, over how you look? Wtf?
And yes, I still wear paddling gloves.
And yes, I still wear paddling gloves.
I used to wear a Surf Muff, instead of hood, in Santa Cruz 15 or so years ago. Once a group of teenage groms paddle out. A mouthy one starts yelling to his buddies, look he has a Muff on his head. I paddle straight over to him and ask loudly, so did you get any pussy this morning? Solved that developing problem.
Side note: that surf muff was junk. More than once while getting tubed it would slide right over my eyes
This is why I like the little old Japanese boogie boarders, they don't give a fuck. Hat, sunglasses, yoga pants, etc.
I've got one of the FCS surf brim hats. Do I look like a dork? Yes. Does someone with a crisped up dome look like more of a dork? Also yes.
I'll be buying a hooded rashie whenever Patagooch gets them back in stock.
I've got one of the FCS surf brim hats. Do I look like a dork? Yes. Does someone with a crisped up dome look like more of a dork? Also yes.
I'll be buying a hooded rashie whenever Patagooch gets them back in stock.
get this one in mahi mahi pattern so a shark knows that you're a big fish!
Do random people actually give you guys crap over what you're wearing?
No one cares in Hawaii. One of my friends surfs in jammers and nothing else. lol.
No one cares in Hawaii. One of my friends surfs in jammers and nothing else. lol.
If it's a heckly spot, yes, but that's not the concern. From what Havoc said, SoCal is like Florida. You wear one of those things to any remotely competitive spot, and you're probably going to have a frustrating session crowd-wise. A wave comes to you, expect to be challenged for priority way more. You go, expect way more people to paddle the section down or burn you. On and on.
let's ask deforester to paddle out to lowers wearing one of these and see what happens...