CLEAN : US: River surfing takes off in landlocked Montana town

The video discusses the rise of river surfing, highlighting its growth from a small group to a global culture. It compares river surfing to kayaking, emphasizing its accessibility and spectator-friendly nature. The unique experience of river surfing, akin to surfing on a treadmill, is explored, along with its increasing popularity in places like Missoula, Montana. The video also touches on the community and cultural aspects of river surfing, noting its appeal to newcomers and the development of skilled surfers in landlocked areas.

What was the increase in the number of participants in the group mentioned by the speaker?

• From 12 to 20

• From 5 to 15

• From 8 to 23

• From 10 to 30

Why is river surfing considered more accessible than whitewater kayaking?

• It requires more equipment

• It is less spectator-friendly

• It needs less equipment and is spectator-friendly

• It is more dangerous

How does the speaker describe the feeling of river surfing compared to ocean surfing?

• Like swimming in a pool

• Like running on a track

• Like surfing on a treadmill

• Like flying in the air

What is one reason the speaker gives for the growth of river surfing culture?

• The decline of other water sports

• The construction of waves worldwide

• The increase in ocean waves

• The decrease in river water levels

What has contributed to the increase in interest in river surfing in Montana?

• The COVID pandemic

• The construction of new pools

• The decline of ocean surfing

• The introduction of new equipment

Where did the speaker learn river surfing?

• In landlocked Montana

• In Florida

• In New York

• In California

What does the speaker say about the community of river surfers in Montana?

• It is declining

• It spawns a lot of good people

• It is exclusive

• It is very competitive