SURF / surfing:
Below I'm showing using a flat-hand as the non-dominant hand for surf or
surfing. I've noticed that the sign has evolved (particularly among surfers) to
using a palm-down "H" hand as the non-dominant handshape -- which means the
dominant hand's two downward pointing digits are together and not separated
(think of a downward pointing "U" shape instead of a downward pointing "V"
shape. In all of the versions the dominant-hand thumb sticks out.
Use your left hand as the board and your right upside down "V" hand as your legs
and make a very brief forward sliding movement then repeat the movement.
Also see: SNOW-BOARD
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