How To Sit On Your Bodyboard with eBodyboarding.com's Jay Reale

[@2005CessnaPilot]

Jay, Thanks for the videos! I've surfed a bit off and on since I was 16. Mostly longboards. But, now 41 year later I've come back to bodyboarding. A small Morey Boogie Board in Central CA was what got me in the water as a kid at about 10 y.o.. And today, it's an easy way to get in the waves without hauling heavy boards, racks, etc. I used to think it was kooky to bodyboard as an adult. But, if you're doing it well and having fun - that's what it's about. Thanks for getting me excited again about bodyboards. I was out near Sebastian Inlet, FL yesterday and it got me motivated to go out more. I ordered a new pair of blue/yellow Churchill's Makapuu's just like the ones I used in the old days. (my old Duck Fins gave up the ghost after a few years in my brutally South Florida garage. My new fins will have a place inside the house going forward.) Vero Beach, FL.

[@tj5788]

Thanks a lot Jay! Seems obvious, but I did not know that 😉 helps me very much 😁

[@InPlanSight]

Thank you

[@genkoperezblair9268]

Sometime is hard to stay sit on bb. Thanks for share.

[@Salahdin_216]

I hold it with my two legs and i put my hand in the middle to maintain the equilibrium

[@jedi2610]

MERCI

[@edisantos7]

Thaaanks sir

[@roberttorres8604]

Is this video made in Juan

[@eBodyboardingcom]

It was made in Rincon, Puerto Rico.

[@420sesamestreet3]

How do you not get eaten by a shark??

[@eBodyboardingcom]

Don't go in the ocean :)