Thank you! That's nice to hear that. Yes I am quiet happy with the development. I didn't expect too much, cause there are many other videos out there. And for that it makes me super happy to get comments like yours. Keep surfing!
Great stuff brother. Could talk about how to read the waves from the beach and in the water, regarding going LEFT or RIGHT in order to properly ride the face of the wave. PleAsr
Thank you. Means a lot to me. Predicting wether it breaks left or right get's better the more time you spend reading waves. On some spots the reef or the bottom of the sea makes the waves break to the left or to the right. On some spots you have a-frame waves, which you can surf left or right. Look at the wave you want to catch and figure out in which direction it breaks or will break (highest point of the wave). Try to figure out in which direction the wave is going to break (the wall or face of the wave). Ypu can do that already from the beach before entering the water. When you look from the sea to the beach and it breaks from right to left its a left handed wave, so you surf it to the left. And the other way around.
Hi, I'm a girl and I'm 14 years old, I started surfing when I was 2 but then I got scared and stopped surfing and now I'm doing it again but I'm scared to surf green waves and im scared of sets
You are welcome. Look at the wave you want to catch and figure out in which direction it breaks or will break. When you look from the sea to the beach and it breaks from right to left its a left handed wave, so you surf it to the left. And the other way around. There are some waves you can surf left or right. These waves are called a-frames.
I got a problem is that when I look back to check out the wave when paddling, my board somehow would turn to the side I look and not straight which causing Me failed to catch that wave ? How to improve that ?
Hey. That's quiet hard to answer without seeing you in action, cause this problem could result from different mistakes. One could be you are not centered with your body weight while you go for those last strokes to catch the waves. Maybe because you open the legs, one leg creates dran and your board turns. Maybe you lie to much on the front so the nose slides under water to the left or right and your board turns too. Another thing could be, that you are centered but you paddle stronger with one arm then the other which turns your board as well. And the other problem could be, when you paddle hard your upper body is moving top much and it creates more pressure on one side of the board and your board will turn too. Let me know if it's one of these mistakes. All the best and keep surfing.
This is such a clear and helpful tutorial! Been surfing a few years intermittently and I found this very educational! Thank you!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you so much!🙌🏼
BEST explanation on RUclips
Thank you so much! Means a lot.
I learned so much watching this video. I caught my fire waves today, but this video made so many things click for me. Thanks!
One the best videos i have ever seen. Trust me, my feed is full of surfing videos.
This is top class.
Thank you.
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Your channel deserves so much more hype. Please make more videos!
Thanks man, it's so nice to hear that. Hope my videos help you to get better.
Super helpful tutorial! Learning how to catch some waves, this was extremely helpful. Thank you!
You are welcome.
Hi Tobi, I love your videos. Please keep going. The quality is exactly were it need to be. Are you happy with the development of your channel?
Thank you! That's nice to hear that. Yes I am quiet happy with the development. I didn't expect too much, cause there are many other videos out there. And for that it makes me super happy to get comments like yours. Keep surfing!
Thank you so much for these precious informations ! Surfing doesn't seem so mysterious anymore
Super helpful, and really clear info! Thank you :)
Thank you very much. Hope you will catch a lot of waves.
I am anew surfer and I have watched to many training videos to mention. Meta Surf is by far the best.
Thank you so much, man!!! Everybody learns in a different way. Glad my methods work out for you. Stay salty🤙🏼😃🏄
I liked the swell explanation
Really useful video! Thanks
thanks for the information, much appreciated
You are very welcome my friend.
Incredible video
Thank you so much!
Many thks for breaking it down
You are very welcome!
Such a good video, I learned a lot! Perfect for my level so thank you
Thank you. Stay salty🤙🏼
Totally tubular!!!
Great stuff brother. Could talk about how to read the waves from the beach and in the water, regarding going LEFT or RIGHT in order to properly ride the face of the wave. PleAsr
this is the best video on the topic. anyway to tell/predict whether the wave is going to be left or right? thanks
Thank you. Means a lot to me.
Predicting wether it breaks left or right get's better the more time you spend reading waves. On some spots the reef or the bottom of the sea makes the waves break to the left or to the right. On some spots you have a-frame waves, which you can surf left or right.
Look at the wave you want to catch and figure out in which direction it breaks or will break (highest point of the wave). Try to figure out in which direction the wave is going to break (the wall or face of the wave). Ypu can do that already from the beach before entering the water. When you look from the sea to the beach and it breaks from right to left its a left handed wave, so you surf it to the left. And the other way around.
@@metasurf967 thanks and greetings from Piha, west coast of Auckland NZ where I mostly surf.
Best video i have seen so far!
Thank you very much, Russell!
Good video and explantation.
Thank you, happy to hear that.
really educational video 👍🏻
Thank you very much, sir.🤙🏼
This is really helpful. Thanks!!
Hope it helps you to improve.
Brilliant video! Really well explained! Any chance of a video on pumping, pretty please 🙏???
Thank you so much!
Great video dude
nice video, thank you!
Welcome and thank you!
Hi, I'm a girl and I'm 14 years old, I started surfing when I was 2 but then I got scared and stopped surfing and now I'm doing it again but I'm scared to surf green waves and im scared of sets
Thanks man!!!
Welcome, man🙌🏼
Very well put, great explanation 👍👍
Thank you very much!🤙🏼
Very well explained man! ❤️
Thank you very much!! 🤙🏼
Thanks for the video! How do you know which way to go? Left or right?
You are welcome. Look at the wave you want to catch and figure out in which direction it breaks or will break. When you look from the sea to the beach and it breaks from right to left its a left handed wave, so you surf it to the left. And the other way around. There are some waves you can surf left or right. These waves are called a-frames.
@@metasurf967 Thanks, looking from the sea to the beach. That's helpful, thanks! :)
Hi Tobi, please make more metasurf tutorials =)
I will try. Keep surfing and enjoy the summer my friend.🙌🏼
Super
Pull your knee back when you lift your foot to stretch your main leg muscle, don't just only lift your foot behind you.
OK, but what does this have to do with that video? Put your comment at least to the right video. Thanks for the tip anyway. No one is perfect.
Very good vid but why he sound like Bruce Lee when he says water
😂🙈 don't know man. It's probably my accent.
I got a problem is that when I look back to check out the wave when paddling, my board somehow would turn to the side I look and not straight which causing Me failed to catch that wave ? How to improve that ?
Hey. That's quiet hard to answer without seeing you in action, cause this problem could result from different mistakes. One could be you are not centered with your body weight while you go for those last strokes to catch the waves. Maybe because you open the legs, one leg creates dran and your board turns. Maybe you lie to much on the front so the nose slides under water to the left or right and your board turns too.
Another thing could be, that you are centered but you paddle stronger with one arm then the other which turns your board as well.
And the other problem could be, when you paddle hard your upper body is moving top much and it creates more pressure on one side of the board and your board will turn too. Let me know if it's one of these mistakes. All the best and keep surfing.
@@metasurf967 thank you for your advice😆😆😆