Top Tip. loose the fear of falling in the water, by getting into the water and getting wet. If you have a wet suit or swim gear, you will then know there is nothing to fear. Once back on your board, you will have zero anxiety about falling in ,and you will instantly start to feel more in control of your board. Your will gain confidence in no time.
I am this person. I’ve been in the sea a few times and never fallen in. I need to man up and jump in haha. I’m a bit wary of how easy it is getting back on your back after your in water where you can’t touch the bottom
Not clenching feet was the major thing that helped me. Went out for my fourth time ever this morning, in less than idea conditions. Relaxing my feet gave me so much more balance! Thanks for the insight!!!
I’m new to the sport. Yesterday I went 15 minutes without falling in. Drove home dry! Yippee. Great video. Thanks. I’d add: tighten your core and butt when you think you are losing your balance. And don’t look down.
I am 66 Dennis, just started, I have managed to stand up but it's a difficult manoeuvre. I am fine once I get going! Some days I am just not flexible enough!
@@mtgne5351 I have purchased a balance board so that I can improve my confidence on the board. I will make a video over the weekend and post it. In just a week I had improved a lot, my lower legs are much improves as has descending stairs which was a problem in the mornings before they had 'warmed up'
@@ReddevilsFanNGainz86 I'm going to buy my first SUP soon and I'm almost 67. Been working out regularly for 34 years so I could keep doing these kinds of things in retirement, among other reasons. I might start slowing down a bit in my late '80's!
I'm 73 and been out on my new summer toy 6 times now. Your video was most helpful for balancing and relaxing. TY, ty !!
wooo - get some!
Top Tip. loose the fear of falling in the water, by getting into the water and getting wet. If you have a wet suit or swim gear, you will then know there is nothing to fear. Once back on your board, you will have zero anxiety about falling in ,and you will instantly start to feel more in control of your board. Your will gain confidence in no time.
Gr8 tip 🎯
Excellent.
I am this person. I’ve been in the sea a few times and never fallen in. I need to man up and jump in haha. I’m a bit wary of how easy it is getting back on your back after your in water where you can’t touch the bottom
Not clenching feet was the major thing that helped me. Went out for my fourth time ever this morning, in less than idea conditions. Relaxing my feet gave me so much more balance! Thanks for the insight!!!
Tomorrow will be my first time on my paddle board that just arrived. This video will be so helpful.
Thank you!
Am a new beginner to paddle board. Thanks for the tips. ..Thanks for the sharing..
I’m new to the sport. Yesterday I went 15 minutes without falling in. Drove home dry! Yippee.
Great video. Thanks.
I’d add: tighten your core and butt when you think you are losing your balance. And don’t look down.
Amazing Instructor!!!!! Thank you 🎯 James in Dublin.
Tip is very easy to follow, thanks!
Good advice for beginners
Thanks!
Best tips yet.
Amazing
Is this Mission Bay?
How to turn !?
60-year-old newbie here, shacky legs I guess that will pass with time, everyone in these videos make it look so easy
I am 66 Dennis, just started, I have managed to stand up but it's a difficult manoeuvre. I am fine once I get going! Some days I am just not flexible enough!
@@warrenshattock5099 I am 68 almost. I will buy iSUP. I want try a river.
I can see it!
@@mtgne5351 I have purchased a balance board so that I can improve my confidence on the board. I will make a video over the weekend and post it. In just a week I had improved a lot, my lower legs are much improves as has descending stairs which was a problem in the mornings before they had 'warmed up'
Love that 👍 age doesn't matter when trying new things in life. bucket list and all that!! I'm 35
@@ReddevilsFanNGainz86 I'm going to buy my first SUP soon and I'm almost 67. Been working out regularly for 34 years so I could keep doing these kinds of things in retirement, among other reasons. I might start slowing down a bit in my late '80's!
great tips! thank u!
some great advice thankyou
Great insightful video ;-)
Boa, Celso!
Goood vid 👍
That hardstyle =)
music came in so unexpected :O
Hmmm Night yes bad idea !!! with boats, commercial boats, and Sharks :) and if your in trouble hard for anyone to help
I think too!
No life jacket...?
Cry about it
Don't matter if you stay close to shore or good swimmer or tall and when you're trying it out and have lifeguards
They have a leash so it doesn't get away. It's concidered a flotation device.
Hardstyle?!
thank you... horrible
music level needs to be down - I'm wat u call a pro :)
330L board??? for who? Shake O Neal? :D
also lift up your bum first? NOOO!
this is the worst video I saw ever... :/
Steve B I’m 6ft 9 and I use a 330L board,
I’m 6’7 and currently a beginner on 340L.
6.5 beginner 338L and balancing the heavy tower on top isn't easy 😁