concept   surfing
46 commonsense assertions
Cultures (44) • coastal communities (2) • landlocked countries (2) • Switzerland (1) • Australia (1) • inland societies (1) • Austria (1) • United States (1) • surfing communities (1) • beach-going cultures (1) • California (1) • European cultures (1) • Fijian culture (1) • Pacific island nations (1) • Tropical islands (1) • coastal communities in Australia (1) • inland rural communities in Russia (1) • land-locked culture (1) • Australian (1) • Inland countries without significant coastlines (1) • Mainland United States (1) Mongolia (1) • Oceanic cultures (1) • beachgoers (1) • coastal towns in maritime countries (1) • global (1) • landlocked communities in Central Africa (1) • western culture (1) • Antarctic countries (1) • Arctic regions (1) • Europe (1) • India (1) • Island nations (1) • Kiribati (1) • Landlocked countries in Africa or Central Asia (1) • Northern countries (1) • Oceanian (1) • marine cultures (1) • mountain communities (1) • ocean enthusiasts (1) • outdoor activities (1) • recreational (1) • seafaring cultures (1) • traditional Polynesian culture (1) • urban lifestyle (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 surfing coastal communities Surfing is a popular recreational activity in coastal communities and societies. 33
2 surfing Switzerland Surfing is not popular in Switzerland due to its landlocked location and lack of suitable coastal areas. 22
3 surfing Australia Surfing is a popular water sport deeply ingrained in Australia's laid-back beach culture and lifestyle. 19
4 surfing inland societies Surfing is less common and considered a specialized recreational activity in inland societies. 17
5 surfing landlocked countries Surfing is not commonly practiced in landlocked countries due to lack of ocean access and low familiarity within the population. 17
6 surfing Austria Surfing is considered adventurous and exotic in Austria due to its landlocked geography and lack of ocean waves. 15
7 surfing United States Surfing is a popular water sport and lifestyle activity in the United States, often associated with beach culture and coastal regions. 11
8 surfing surfing communities Surfing is a popular water sport with a laid-back lifestyle and strong sense of community, using various surfboards and wax for maintenance. 8
9 surfing beach-going cultures Surfing is a popular water sport and leisure activity in beach-going cultures. 6
10 surfing California Surfing is a popular water sport in California with a strong beach culture and emphasis on performance. 5
11 surfing European cultures Surfing is a popular recreational sport in European coastal regions and during vacations. 3
12 surfing Fijian culture Surfing in Fijian culture includes rituals, respect for elders, and traditional designs on surfboards. 3
13 surfing Pacific island nations Surfing is a deeply embedded part of Pacific island cultures, holding historical and spiritual importance. 3
14 surfing Tropical islands Surfing is a popular water sport and lifestyle in tropical island cultures. 3
15 surfing coastal communities in Australia Surfing is a popular water sport with a strong tradition of surf lifesaving in coastal communities in Australia. 3
16 surfing inland rural communities in Russia Inland rural communities in Russia do not have coastal access or suitable waves for surfing. 3
17 surfing land-locked culture Surfing is considered adventurous and uncommon in land-locked cultures with limited access to ocean waves. 3
18 surfing Australian Surfing is a popular water sport and recreational activity in Australian culture. 2
19 surfing Inland countries without significant coastlines Surfing is rare in inland countries due to limited access to oceans and a focus on other sports. 2
20 surfing Mainland United States Surfing in Mainland United States is primarily considered a recreational activity rather than a deeply ingrained cultural practice. 2
21 surfing Mongolia Surfing is not a popular activity in landlocked Mongolia due to the lack of accessible beaches. 2
22 surfing Oceanic cultures Surfing holds significant cultural importance in Oceanic cultures, particularly in Polynesian culture. 2
23 surfing beachgoers Surfing is a popular water sport with dedicated beach communities. 2
24 surfing coastal communities Surfing is a popular recreational activity deeply rooted in coastal cultures. 2
25 surfing coastal towns in maritime countries Surfing is a popular water sport in coastal towns with ocean waves. 2
26 surfing global Surfing seasons differ by hemisphere, with June-September being optimal in the Northern Hemisphere and December-March being optimal in the Southern Hemisphere. 2
27 surfing landlocked communities in Central Africa Surfing is limited in landlocked Central African communities due to the absence of ocean waves. 2
28 surfing landlocked countries Landlocked countries have limited access to surfing due to the lack of ocean waves. 2
29 surfing western culture Surfing is a popular recreational and competitive sport that is associated with beach lifestyle in Western cultures. 2
30 surfing Antarctic countries Surfing is not common in Antarctic countries due to the extremely cold water and icy conditions. 1
31 surfing Arctic regions Surfing is not practical in Arctic regions due to extreme cold and icy waters. 1
32 surfing Europe Surfing is less common and considered an extreme sport in European culture. 1
33 surfing India Surfing culture in India is not as widely practiced due to different geographical and cultural settings. 1
34 surfing Island nations Surfing is a traditional and popular sport deeply rooted in the culture of island nations. 1
35 surfing Kiribati Surfing is an integral part of traditional lifestyle and a recreational activity in Kiribati's culture. 1
36 surfing Landlocked countries in Africa or Central Asia Surfing is less common in landlocked countries in Africa and Central Asia due to their distance from coastal regions. 1
37 surfing Northern countries Surfing is seen as a thrilling and sporadic pastime for people from Northern countries when they visit coastal locations. 1
38 surfing Oceanian Surfing is an integral part of Polynesian culture and is often used for traditional ceremonies and rituals. 1
39 surfing marine cultures Surfing is a popular water sport and recreational activity in marine cultures around the world. 1
40 surfing mountain communities Surfing is rare in mountain communities due to the lack of suitable waves. 1
41 surfing ocean enthusiasts Surfing is a lifestyle associated with freedom and adventure for ocean enthusiasts. 1
42 surfing outdoor activities Surfing is a water sport and leisure activity enjoyed by those who like to ride ocean waves. 1
43 surfing recreational Surfing is a popular recreational water sport in coastal areas with suitable waves and a strong surfing culture. 1
44 surfing seafaring cultures Surfing is popular and widely practiced in seafaring cultures because of the availability of coastal waves. 1
45 surfing traditional Polynesian culture Surfing is intertwined with traditional Polynesian culture, incorporating both sport and spiritual elements with unique rituals and customs. 1
46 surfing urban lifestyle Surfing is seen as an adventurous and cool sport, symbolizing freedom and a connection with nature, within urban lifestyle culture. 1