Awesome ! Needs a rigid board and a hard slick helps. I thought my best board ever was. A bat tailed, hard slick. 70/30 railed Eppo Gun. You need a rigid board and great flexibility. I used to practice on a grassy slope. I pulled a drop Knee spinners in the surf once at the point in between Boovie's Bay and Constantine in 3-4 foot waves That's a hard skill. Only a few folks can do drop Knee. Find and board are important. Interesting footage of Dave Hubbard. Awesome ! Needs a rigid board and a hard slick helps. I thought my best board ever was. A bat tailed, hard slick. 70/30 railed Eppo Gun. You need a rigid board and great flexibility. I used to practice on a grassy slope. I pulled a drop Knee spinners in the surf once at the point in between Boovie's Bay and Constantine in 3-4 foot waves That's a hard skill. Only a few folks can do drop Knee.
No problem. I am aged 43 now and probably need to find some new accommodation. I am currently located in a English City and the accommodation here seems unaffordable. I have 2 kids that I would like to see. But they're already located in two different cities. Back when I was 17. I wanted to go surfing every day. I learned a lot about that sport through my enthusiasm and passion for that activity. These days. I am into cooking and home economics. I am lucky to leave the house once a week. There's a letter up there. Which. I suspect is related to the housing. I can't seem to find, or afford in at the moment. Hopefully. I will get free of this girlfriend who keeps taxing me and this cycle. Of heartbreak. Things seem t. Oh . Who's that ? It seems like there's always someone in my way. If I want to try and do something. Or even. If I don't want to do anything. There's someone there to force me into
Can you do a "Getting Started with Drop Knee"? Some questions I have are: 1. Do I need a certain kind of board or fins? 2. Which foot should I put forward? Is it kind of like goofy vs regular on a skateboard, snowboard, or surfboard? 3. Should I put my the leash hole on the opposite side of where my front foot would be?
1.short stubby rigid fins. 2.any foot forward u like. 3. Leash plug goes top approximate centre of the board, careful of any stringers when u punch the hole through.
Great video!... glad someone else is guilty of sitting back on their heel lol, I'm sure in some situations it might help but I've found myself doing it for no reason... I'm working on it.
Seems logic about the arms controling turns (head and torso too) and balance considering stand up surfing. The bum thing too, causing lack of speed. But applying this... 🙏🏽🥴🔨
Maybe a thicker board with a deep crescent tail would help to generate more speed and bring the rear leg forward? Also, fins with a shorter blade may help with better knee and foot placement. I find it's much easier to get into position with Bluncuts, Custom-X, or MS Viper fins than with Churchills.
No. You keep your stance. Very unusual to switch stance during a wave. Also in between waves. Like tennis, you don't pass the racket to your other hand... You ride forehand or backhand, depending on the wave going left or right. Goofy or regular, you decide bro, you call the shots here. Pretty talented stand up surfers can switch stance though.
Great tips, I'm guilty of all three of these and never even knew I was doing it.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome ! Needs a rigid board and a hard slick helps. I thought my best board ever was.
A bat tailed, hard slick. 70/30 railed Eppo Gun.
You need a rigid board and great flexibility.
I used to practice on a grassy slope.
I pulled a drop Knee spinners in the surf once at the point in between Boovie's Bay and Constantine in 3-4 foot waves
That's a hard skill. Only a few folks can do drop Knee.
Find and board are important. Interesting footage of Dave Hubbard. Awesome ! Needs a rigid board and a hard slick helps. I thought my best board ever was.
A bat tailed, hard slick. 70/30 railed Eppo Gun.
You need a rigid board and great flexibility.
I used to practice on a grassy slope.
I pulled a drop Knee spinners in the surf once at the point in between Boovie's Bay and Constantine in 3-4 foot waves
That's a hard skill. Only a few folks can do drop Knee.
Fins and board
Cool story. Thanks for sharing. ✌
No problem. I am aged 43 now and probably need to find some new accommodation. I am currently located in a English City and the accommodation here seems unaffordable.
I have 2 kids that I would like to see. But they're already located in two different cities.
Back when I was 17. I wanted to go surfing every day.
I learned a lot about that sport through my enthusiasm and passion for that activity.
These days. I am into cooking and home economics. I am lucky to leave the house once a week.
There's a letter up there. Which. I suspect is related to the housing. I can't seem to find, or afford in at the moment.
Hopefully. I will get free of this girlfriend who keeps taxing me and this cycle. Of heartbreak.
Things seem t.
Oh . Who's that ?
It seems like there's always someone in my way. If I want to try and do something. Or even. If I don't want to do anything. There's someone there to force me into
Can you do a "Getting Started with Drop Knee"? Some questions I have are:
1. Do I need a certain kind of board or fins?
2. Which foot should I put forward? Is it kind of like goofy vs regular on a skateboard, snowboard, or surfboard?
3. Should I put my the leash hole on the opposite side of where my front foot would be?
1.short stubby rigid fins. 2.any foot forward u like. 3. Leash plug goes top approximate centre of the board, careful of any stringers when u punch the hole through.
Just do it
We’re working on it 👌🏼
This is very helpful! Thank you guys!
Amazing video, really helpful. I will practice it in the water
Glad you like it! 🙌
Another great tutorial! Great work boys. 🤘
Thanks!
Great video!... glad someone else is guilty of sitting back on their heel lol, I'm sure in some situations it might help but I've found myself doing it for no reason... I'm working on it.
Let us know how you get on 🙌
Seems logic about the arms controling turns (head and torso too) and balance considering stand up surfing. The bum thing too, causing lack of speed. But applying this... 🙏🏽🥴🔨
Glad you think so.
Great video. Makes me want to dropknee. Maybe one day when I’m older! 😂😂
It's certainly a game changer!
Let’s see a 2nd video after this breakdown.
Watch this space!
Maybe a thicker board with a deep crescent tail would help to generate more speed and bring the rear leg forward? Also, fins with a shorter blade may help with better knee and foot placement. I find it's much easier to get into position with Bluncuts, Custom-X, or MS Viper fins than with Churchills.
Maybe it would. Keep trying different things to see what suits you best.
great video
Thank you
Whats´ the board of the blue lycra guy?
Pretty sure it’s a custom 😉
If the wave was a right, would you change the leg that is bend on the board ?
No. You keep your stance. Very unusual to switch stance during a wave. Also in between waves. Like tennis, you don't pass the racket to your other hand... You ride forehand or backhand, depending on the wave going left or right. Goofy or regular, you decide bro, you call the shots here. Pretty talented stand up surfers can switch stance though.
Na you don’t wanna be trying my to be both sides of the board , just pick what’s most comfy
Not normally, but anything is possible on a boogie board 😉
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