Luke Horder
Luke Horder
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Rose Bay Clubhouse - How to launch your surf ski
Rose Bay Clubhouse - How to launch your surf ski
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Видео

How to paddle with the right stroke
Просмотров 73 тыс.2 года назад
How to paddle with the right stroke
How to remount your surf ski
Просмотров 16 тыс.2 года назад
How to remount your surf ski
Rose Bay Clubhouse - How to return your ski
Просмотров 3982 года назад
Rose Bay Clubhouse - How to return your ski
Rotational speed - legs and arms in time
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.2 года назад
Rotational speed - legs and arms in time
Posture in Surf Ski paddling
Просмотров 4 тыс.2 года назад
Posture in Surf Ski paddling
Rotation - allows more muscles to be used
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.2 года назад
Rotation - allows more muscles to be used
Transfer of weight from one stroke to another
Просмотров 9062 года назад
Transfer of weight from one stroke to another
Blade entry and blade exit
Просмотров 8692 года назад
Blade entry and blade exit
Use the big muscle groups
Просмотров 8922 года назад
Use the big muscle groups
Setting up your Surf Ski
Просмотров 5692 года назад
Setting up your Surf Ski
Training Overlay Sample
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.5 лет назад
Training Overlay Sample
i SHSC in Hawaii
Просмотров 1796 лет назад
i SHSC in Hawaii
SHSC Molokai 2018
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.6 лет назад
SHSC Molokai 2018
Sydney's Best Downwind Run
Просмотров 5016 лет назад
Sydney's Best Downwind Run
Sydney Harbour Surf Club
Просмотров 2816 лет назад
Sydney Harbour Surf Club
Bono Wave
Просмотров 6548 лет назад
Bono Wave
Europe Adventure - 3 Countries in one day!
Просмотров 938 лет назад
Europe Adventure - 3 Countries in one day!
MOLOKAI SURF SKI RACE 2016
Просмотров 8 тыс.8 лет назад
MOLOKAI SURF SKI RACE 2016
GOPR0004
Просмотров 959 лет назад
GOPR0004
BH Luke workout1 final
Просмотров 1139 лет назад
BH Luke workout1 final
Workout BH
Просмотров 579 лет назад
Workout BH
Veet Luke v03
Просмотров 929 лет назад
Veet Luke v03
GI Luke
Просмотров 769 лет назад
GI Luke
BH Luke portion control
Просмотров 1079 лет назад
BH Luke portion control
Catching waves off Fairy Bower, Manly
Просмотров 2189 лет назад
Catching waves off Fairy Bower, Manly
The English Channel Crossing
Просмотров 1599 лет назад
The English Channel Crossing
Whitewater Kayaking
Просмотров 329 лет назад
Whitewater Kayaking
Molokai Challenge 2015
Просмотров 819 лет назад
Molokai Challenge 2015
Paddling Camp Cove
Просмотров 239 лет назад
Paddling Camp Cove

Комментарии

  • @andreteixeira5635
    @andreteixeira5635 Месяц назад

    Excellent video with very clear instructions, thank you!

  • @lukaas0073
    @lukaas0073 3 месяца назад

    Thanks

  • @KowalskiVanishing_Point
    @KowalskiVanishing_Point 7 месяцев назад

    Your pfd looks pretty loose. Nice remount though.

  • @joehendershott7255
    @joehendershott7255 8 месяцев назад

    Thanks very much. This is the best video I have seen so far with the basics. Much appreciated.

  • @mibot2609
    @mibot2609 8 месяцев назад

    Could you please tell me the width and depth of the V10 Sport's seat?🙏

  • @alexander_alis
    @alexander_alis 9 месяцев назад

    Cool video about rowing techniques. What do you think about this - I invented an oar with self-rotating blades? It would be interesting to know me as a professional! thank you) Turn on English subtitles for translation. ruclips.net/video/w1W1-D8tNM0/видео.html

  • @billyhsu4567
    @billyhsu4567 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this video, that points out the importance of pulling from the hip.

  • @patrikmadsen6591
    @patrikmadsen6591 10 месяцев назад

    Good one! Thanks!

  • @martinheydorn1558
    @martinheydorn1558 11 месяцев назад

    I find that some pfd's make remounting very difficult. I find remounting much easier, if I take off my pfd, and put it on once sitting comfortably

    • @dragonmartijn
      @dragonmartijn 6 месяцев назад

      Yes pfd’s are often in the way.

  • @fairvalueaustralia4881
    @fairvalueaustralia4881 Год назад

    Thanks. Sydney is great.

  • @ChadMoiMedia
    @ChadMoiMedia Год назад

    Terrible use of the pdf, would hate to be in the water with it coming off my torso and impeding my ability to swim properly...

  • @adventure3011
    @adventure3011 Год назад

    And make sure your jock strap's not dangling in the water.. 😂😂

  • @emenemes5678
    @emenemes5678 Год назад

    I was tought its 60% push and 40% pull. Or even 70%. But this video is saying dont push?

  • @xscale
    @xscale Год назад

    Don't lift your body up - that's a very stressful and destabilizing movement for most people. Just roll your bum into the seat. That's easy.

  • @BB-gg6tm
    @BB-gg6tm 2 года назад

    Great video. Clear and concise. Thanks!

  • @christophersousa109
    @christophersousa109 2 года назад

    This is such a beautiful view of a super clean stroke. Question though: I see the blade entering the water at an angle greater than 90 degrees, whereas I was always under the impression that the blade should enter the water perpendicular to the water/boat. Thoughts on this? Is it just simply individual stroke dynamics?

  • @romakayak
    @romakayak 2 года назад

    Video only a few seconds long. Did you cross from Dover to Cap gris nez?

  • @lispcodinglive
    @lispcodinglive 2 года назад

    I am still rebuilding my upper body strength (why I got a surf ski) and do not do well lifting myself up prior to dropping my butt into the well. I just saw Oscar Chalupsky recommending to stay mostly flat and low across the well and rolling the butt into the well while at the same time coming upright. Would that work, too?

    • @lispcodinglive
      @lispcodinglive 2 года назад

      Great demo, by the way! Thx. The part about pulling the boat into me was excellent, and I was delighted to hear the suggestion to get the PFD out of the way. It is an encumbrance. Today I even pulled off my leg leash mid-swim. I also wonder if a paddle leash would let me forget the paddle until I got in,but then I would prolly fall out trying to reel in my paddle.

  • @jorgeespinoza6438
    @jorgeespinoza6438 2 года назад

    Tres años en ese deporte y nunca me vire ni cuando estaba aprendiendo es muy bueno un completo deporte mucha disciplina.

  • @peterlinley6832
    @peterlinley6832 2 года назад

    Awesome stroke

  • @costasmakris8398
    @costasmakris8398 2 года назад

    Great advise..thank you

  • @kellynoonan7019
    @kellynoonan7019 2 года назад

    👍

  • @tomerweiss8336
    @tomerweiss8336 2 года назад

    Why are you showing an explanatory video about rowing while disregarding the safety rules, why is the rower not wearing a life jacket ?!, why is the strap for connecting the paddle to the boat not used ?!, why is the strap for connecting the boat to the rower not being used ?!

    • @geirhaereid8684
      @geirhaereid8684 2 года назад

      jeezes how silly comment

    • @jd32k
      @jd32k Год назад

      Lol the guys 5 foot away from a boat.

    • @tommyrq180
      @tommyrq180 Год назад

      There’s a safety fascist in every comment section. I think it’s the law. And he’s a paddler, not a rower… 😮

    • @ashleymalamute
      @ashleymalamute 10 месяцев назад

      Heaps of us don't wear life jackets. We aren't all pussies

  • @laurieporter1915
    @laurieporter1915 2 года назад

    And see Florian Mirus, below .......yes - you never pull water back BUT also - the blade does absolutely move Just not backwards.

  • @laurieporter1915
    @laurieporter1915 2 года назад

    Do not copy! Not much there that he's doing right!

    • @AB-uk4pd
      @AB-uk4pd 2 года назад

      so whats wrong then?

    • @laurieporter1915
      @laurieporter1915 2 года назад

      @@AB-uk4pd Look, folks: I retired from coaching 20 years ago! Using wings, I would still tell people to think it is more like a propellor - but using only about a fifth of the total [arc] and the paddler pushes the blade out from the boat sideways to utilise the "lift" in it; and getting as much in the water time [the blade] as poss. The ideal stroke path depends on the design of the blade. [But if you talk to the designers - which we did - you may find they do not actually know what it is doing!] Elbow angle stays pretty much constant and "power" is coming most from your back [max swing] - through your body - down your pushing leg ...... you know all that. There are loads of great you tubes of Lisa and the other girls: you needn't really look any further... but even their coaches haven't all the answers. Example: as you bury the blade, how much forward propulsion are you getting from the longditudinal curve... vertically downwards. There's a Pom called Ivan Lawler who's done a series of youtubes - and he's some sort of big coach - reckons - I think - the first downward push is the most important. Whatever the story; you don't ever pull the blade back. That's going forward on the flat, of course. Bizare thing: the National Library in Wgton still has my NZCA training manual from about 1978. No wing paddles then!

  • @costasmakris8398
    @costasmakris8398 2 года назад

    Excellent.....

  • @Wings_of_foam
    @Wings_of_foam 2 года назад

    Thank you very much. Super clean moves! I need to watch/practice this a lot!

  • @anavillalobosroca8100
    @anavillalobosroca8100 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for all your videos, they are really inspiring! ☺

  • @florianmirus9831
    @florianmirus9831 2 года назад

    Nice vid but the wording is quite misleading, at least when watched by a beginner: you don't pull the water back. Never ever. You plant the blade firmly in the water, you "lock it" it in and you pull the ski forward towards the paddle. (And you push it with your foot) Imagine you are putting your paddle into mud or concrete. That's how a proper catch should feel like. If you watch a slow motion vid of a good paddler you will notice that the paddle doesn't move a singe cm/inch through the water. The ski (or outrigger canoe) is moving forward, not the paddle back ward. Again: your motion looks great, it's just the wording ;-)

    • @Wings_of_foam
      @Wings_of_foam 2 года назад

      Imagine you are putting your paddle into mud or concrete You got that from another video lol.

    • @florianmirus9831
      @florianmirus9831 2 года назад

      @@Wings_of_foam Yes, a Dragonboat vid which I use as support tool when coaching my team.

    • @fred6033
      @fred6033 2 года назад

      Well physically speaking, theory wise, you do pull/push the water. But just like concrete, instead of moving, the water pushes you back with the same force in the opposite direction, making you go forward.

  • @paddlefaster
    @paddlefaster 2 года назад

    Excellent video on proper form. It's so hard for me to Envision the proper angle of the catch as I'm paddling. Seeing it here helps me Envision proper alignment of my arms, shoulders Etc.

  • @jkara7843
    @jkara7843 3 года назад

    thx for the advises mate :=)

  • @jonj7804
    @jonj7804 8 лет назад

    one day I like to do the mall okay challenge to challenge myself you guys a heroes great people raise money for a good reasons thank you for doing what you do

  • @philterhet
    @philterhet 12 лет назад

    Terrific pictures, nice musical score. Great accomplishment to all on the climb. Especially like the photo of the pack animals in line on their own.

  • @52GEEBEE
    @52GEEBEE 12 лет назад

    Just fantastic Luke, thank you for the memories.