angle
The veering path a surfer takes across the unbroken face of the wave, ahead of the whitewater; to follow diagonally along the wave's sloping shoulder, as opposed to riding on a line perpendicular to the beach. After learning how to stand on a board, a beginning surfer next learns to angle—either to the left or the right, as the wave dictates. Angling, in turn, is the foundation for all surfing man...
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Margo Godfrey, angling left at Oceanside, 1969. Photo: LeRoy GrannisSubscribe to view
Bob Simmons angling right at Malibu, around 1950. Photo: Bob ProsserSubscribe to view
Margo Godfrey, angling left at Oceanside, 1969. Photo: LeRoy Grannis
Bob Simmons angling right at Malibu, around 1950. Photo: Bob Prosser