Got caught in a rip current recently and lost my board because wasn't wearing a leash. Lifeguard had to come in and save my kooky ass. The ocean is no joke, and I should've been way more cautious before paddling out.
GAMING _LIFE Its when a large body of water pulls you away from the shore towards the ocean. You can just be really close to the sand one minute and 5 minutes later you're deep in the water.
GAMING _LIFE a rip current is when two waves collide and pull you out to the ocean SUPER fast. You have to learn to recognise them so they don’t drag you out
Thank you for this video, bro. As a poor swimmer, I really needed to hear most of this. None of the other tutorials go over these safety procedures in details
Dude thank you! So many beginner surf videos skip this or just don’t put it in the title - I’m a newb & trying to be prepared as I can as I want to plan a weekend trip to San Diego sometime soon
Great tips. I always take a quick selfie and send it to the fam before I head out (with my location and timeframe). This helps so that if I go missing they have a pic of me (in last seen wetsuit and board) to provide any first responders.
came here for quick beginner info, live right be the Atlantic coast for some months for the first time in my life and thought why not pick up surfing now that I have the chance, this video is probably a literal lifesaver...thanks...
I love this video, very informative, if anyoen is just starting surfing or has a buddy thats just starting I'd send them this video. The end of informing someone where you are and what you're wearing / colored board is super useful! The last thing you want is for your family to always wonder what happened to you if somehow you die surfing and never even told anyone you paddled out. Let your parenst/friends where, when, and what you'll be surfing,
Thank you thank you thank you thank youuu sososo much! I have a strong urge to learn surfing and your videos are helping me immensely! God bless you and stay awesome!
Deeply looking forward to having a go this summer... But I am a little cautious as I have some muscular difficulties... Are there places to go for someone to learn with disabilities?... Do we have any disabled surfers??
Sorry I don’t know of any places in particular, but I’m sure they exist. If you find any, let me know - I’d like to support them. I will do some digging as well.
hi!!! I have two thing to tell you. first one is pleace, don´t delate this video and second is that I have a question, can I start with a surfboard that has a lot of buoyancy and is wide, but is short and has a pointed touch, ut no like a professional surfboard? Tranks, I love the video, especially the first tip, hahaha. See u. (sorry about my grammar but I am not a native of english hehe, I am learning)
when you talk about getting drifted out to sea, do you mean by a rip current? How far have you seen people get pulled out and how common is this among surfers of different experience levels? How hard is it to paddle back in after getting pulled out so far?
Yes, rip currents during bigger swells when there is lots of water moving around. Every spot is different so it's hard to say, but it happens a lot when people go out on days when they really shouldn't be out in the water.
It's good to have a healthy amount of fear when you're dealing with the ocean, it's a powerful place. But, if you are prepared and know your limits, then you'll be just fine!
Nice two impossible tasks even Before getting on my board...finding a friend and someone caring about me guess ill never surf xc
😂 I believe in you
Got caught in a rip current recently and lost my board because wasn't wearing a leash. Lifeguard had to come in and save my kooky ass. The ocean is no joke, and I should've been way more cautious before paddling out.
Damn, that's scary. Glad you made it out ok.
GAMING _LIFE Its when a large body of water pulls you away from the shore towards the ocean. You can just be really close to the sand one minute and 5 minutes later you're deep in the water.
GAMING _LIFE a rip current is when two waves collide and pull you out to the ocean SUPER fast. You have to learn to recognise them so they don’t drag you out
Woof Oregon doesn’t have beach lifeguards. Gotta pick a really safe cove. Never surf alone 🙏
Thank you for this video, bro. As a poor swimmer, I really needed to hear most of this. None of the other tutorials go over these safety procedures in details
You're welcome!
So true about not going out if in doubt...otherwise as a beginner it crushes your confidence...2 steps forward, one step back
Short, but very comprehensive safety video. I loved it! Well done.
Thanks, hope it helped.
Dude thank you! So many beginner surf videos skip this or just don’t put it in the title - I’m a newb & trying to be prepared as I can as I want to plan a weekend trip to San Diego sometime soon
Good on you for wanting to being prepared 🤙
Great tips. I always take a quick selfie and send it to the fam before I head out (with my location and timeframe). This helps so that if I go missing they have a pic of me (in last seen wetsuit and board) to provide any first responders.
Thanks, that's a good idea too!
Didn’t know this would be so difficult, how im going to find someone who cares about me ?🤔
lol, I believe in you
I'm a very beginner surfer in the Bay Area, so thank you for the solid advice!
Happy to help!
came here for quick beginner info, live right be the Atlantic coast for some months for the first time in my life and thought why not pick up surfing now that I have the chance, this video is probably a literal lifesaver...thanks...
No problem 🤙
This is very important when you go surfing.. Nice! 🤙
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Decided to start surfing at the age of 38! Good luck to me 😁.
You got it!
Jason - wow. How professional and descent person you are. So much love and respect from Mantoloking, NJ
thanks 🤙
I love this video, very informative, if anyoen is just starting surfing or has a buddy thats just starting I'd send them this video.
The end of informing someone where you are and what you're wearing / colored board is super useful! The last thing you want is for your family to always wonder what happened to you if somehow you die surfing and never even told anyone you paddled out. Let your parenst/friends where, when, and what you'll be surfing,
Thanks for the surfing uploads, very insightful. You have a new surfer/subscriber. Cheers mate!!!
Awesome, thank you!
Im learning right now on a 8ft softie. Rode one today felt great. Your videos have helped a ton!
right on!
"Relax and enjoy the chaos" vibes🤙 just getting into surfing, thanks for the tips!
You bet! 🤙
Just started watching your vids Jase,great common sense advice.Well done!
jimmyd thanks!
Straight up awesome video series Jason 🙏🏼
Thank you!!
Thank you thank you thank you thank youuu sososo much! I have a strong urge to learn surfing and your videos are helping me immensely! God bless you and stay awesome!
You got this!
@@JasonKlunk Thank you! :D
Amazing, thank you for making this series sir
you bet!
Your videos at great, much appreciated ☺
Thank you!
Thank you Jason
You're welcome, glad it helped!
You helped a lot.Im just a begginer and really like to learn how to surf.Its very cool.
Good advice.
Glad it was helpful!
good stuff
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Haha thank you! Yewww 🤙
Love your channel watching all it today what do you think about the sun driver 2.0 6’1 for a beginner surfer NY
SUBdriver 2.0
It's a nice board, but you're going to want something with more volume to start out or you'll spend a ton of time not making much progress.
Thanks for the tips!! Just wondering if there’s a rock and u still fall flat won’t u jus smack ur head off it??
Deeply looking forward to having a go this summer... But I am a little cautious as I have some muscular difficulties... Are there places to go for someone to learn with disabilities?... Do we have any disabled surfers??
Sorry I don’t know of any places in particular, but I’m sure they exist. If you find any, let me know - I’d like to support them. I will do some digging as well.
hi!!! I have two thing to tell you. first one is pleace, don´t delate this video and second is that I have a question, can I start with a surfboard that has a lot of buoyancy and is wide, but is short and has a pointed touch, ut no like a professional surfboard?
Tranks, I love the video, especially the first tip, hahaha. See u. (sorry about my grammar but I am not a native of english hehe, I am learning)
haha, thanks - I won't delete it. As long as you feel comfortable paddling and are able to get into waves, it should be fine to start with.
when you talk about getting drifted out to sea, do you mean by a rip current? How far have you seen people get pulled out and how common is this among surfers of different experience levels? How hard is it to paddle back in after getting pulled out so far?
Yes, rip currents during bigger swells when there is lots of water moving around. Every spot is different so it's hard to say, but it happens a lot when people go out on days when they really shouldn't be out in the water.
where can i find a cheap board
Look for something used on sites like Craigslist, LetGo or go check out Play It Again Sports.
But how does a rip current look like and how do I get out of it?
This freaked me out 😬 I always surf alone.
A healthy amount of fear is good, just know your limits in the water and you'll be fine!
what's a rip current? never heard that before
It's a strong current that flows away from shore.
@@JasonKlunk scary stuff, combine with sharks then im on shore lol
I’m kinda scared to surf know it seems so scary and dangerous
It's good to have a healthy amount of fear when you're dealing with the ocean, it's a powerful place. But, if you are prepared and know your limits, then you'll be just fine!
now im scared 😃
haha, a healthy amount of fear is good
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