Good content as always brother 🤙🏾great pointers 🙏🏽 I personally think forehand top turns are way harder than anyone gives credit for. There's also very little good quality/detailed videos out there on how to do more vertical off the lip forehand top turns. Its way harder than it looks, with the timing of the rotation/arm/head movement etc. I always feel it's super hard generally as the wave is all behind you when you're at the top. Would be so stoked if you did a breakdown video on this topic 🙏🏽🙏🏽🤙🏾🤙🏾 loved your latest board test series brah
This was great, I think a lot of intermediate surfers struggle to understand why they're coming off on their top turns and this video exposes the reasons clearly. Additionally I think it's worth mentioning how important back foot placement is; usually I'm surfing an MR style twin fin, but when I switch to a 5-fin board where the fin placement is more ideally suited to a thruster I often run into this problem as my back foot is not far back enough.
Super helpful! Right now I’m struggling with learning how to know when to compress vs. extend. I feel like I’m always more extended than I should be...
The catch surf 6’0 log offers the amount of liters I need as a beginner, but there are other boards that also offer the liters I need but are just longer and bigger, do you recommend to get the shorter board or the bigger board for me to progress even tho they are the same amount of liters?
That’s actually what I’ve been trying to improve. I keep noticing in videos that I throw head head and shoulders too early. They’ll usually start to open and whip around before I finish my bottom turn. It’s weird because it feels like my body is in sync. Do you have any tips for this? edit: okay after watching I'm almost positive I need to do this right here 7:45 I'm extending during bottom turns way too early instead of holding that power until the last moment
That one session improvement was incredible. He must have a good coach hey. 🤙🤙
This is so helpful because frontside cutbacks are the coolest looking turns but are definitely the most difficult to learn
Good content as always brother 🤙🏾great pointers 🙏🏽 I personally think forehand top turns are way harder than anyone gives credit for. There's also very little good quality/detailed videos out there on how to do more vertical off the lip forehand top turns. Its way harder than it looks, with the timing of the rotation/arm/head movement etc. I always feel it's super hard generally as the wave is all behind you when you're at the top. Would be so stoked if you did a breakdown video on this topic 🙏🏽🙏🏽🤙🏾🤙🏾 loved your latest board test series brah
This was great, I think a lot of intermediate surfers struggle to understand why they're coming off on their top turns and this video exposes the reasons clearly.
Additionally I think it's worth mentioning how important back foot placement is; usually I'm surfing an MR style twin fin, but when I switch to a 5-fin board where the fin placement is more ideally suited to a thruster I often run into this problem as my back foot is not far back enough.
Thank you! Great video! These videos are the best! Correcting intermediate surfers! We all do this mistakes! Keep doing it! Cheers from Spain!
Very informative and detailed. Video exposes everything!
So cool and interesting to watch this type of video.👏🏻👏🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
Awesome video! Great tips and insight. Thanks for creating these, keep up the great work!
This was bloody good
Great analysis.
7:38 dude should probably also try to scoot back foot all the way back to get even more pivot and projection
agree, was about to comment that it looks like the students don't have their back foot all the way back in the sweet spot
Awesome video
Helpful!
great vid definitely appreciate the passion you put into your work man. more like this please!
Good stuff 👏
What do you mean by extending as mentioned in around the 8min mark? Great advice by the way! Really helpful for me to realize my own mistakes :)
Hay que presentar la tabla de frente a la ola, y chacuas
Siiiick!🤙🤙
Super helpful! Right now I’m struggling with learning how to know when to compress vs. extend. I feel like I’m always more extended than I should be...
1:48
When you do a bottom turn, is your weight meant to be on both feet evenly? or more on the front?
I love the channel! I love the videos, but the rear window looks like a coffin ⚰️ 🤙
The catch surf 6’0 log offers the amount of liters I need as a beginner, but there are other boards that also offer the liters I need but are just longer and bigger, do you recommend to get the shorter board or the bigger board for me to progress even tho they are the same amount of liters?
Short is less stable, needs more rail to get speed
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That’s actually what I’ve been trying to improve. I keep noticing in videos that I throw head head and shoulders too early. They’ll usually start to open and whip around before I finish my bottom turn. It’s weird because it feels like my body is in sync. Do you have any tips for this?
edit: okay after watching I'm almost positive I need to do this right here 7:45 I'm extending during bottom turns way too early instead of holding that power until the last moment