In 1963, a simple twelve-bar blues instrumental became the definitive anthem of surf culture.

: It is instantly recognizable by its manic drum solo and the maniacal laugh at the beginning—which was actually intended to mimic the sound of a surfboard snapping.

In surfing, a "wipeout" describes the moment a rider is thrown off their board by a wave.

Make sure your winter fun is not a wipe out | Article - U.S. Army

: Legendary surfers like Laird Hamilton argue that wiping out is an under-appreciated skill; if you aren't falling, you likely aren't pushing your limits to improve.

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In 1963, a simple twelve-bar blues instrumental became the definitive anthem of surf culture.

: It is instantly recognizable by its manic drum solo and the maniacal laugh at the beginning—which was actually intended to mimic the sound of a surfboard snapping. wipe out

In surfing, a "wipeout" describes the moment a rider is thrown off their board by a wave. In 1963, a simple twelve-bar blues instrumental became

Make sure your winter fun is not a wipe out | Article - U.S. Army if you aren't falling

: Legendary surfers like Laird Hamilton argue that wiping out is an under-appreciated skill; if you aren't falling, you likely aren't pushing your limits to improve.