How to Catch a Wave Easily Part 1 Mason Ho
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2020
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In this video I analyze Mason Ho paddling into a wave and discuss paddling technique, timing, and strategy on how to start catching waves easily. In Part 2, I begin comparing Mason's wave to a wave John John Florence catches with ease. And in Part 3, I analyze a wave Kolohe Andino catches with ease.
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You lost me when you called the wave 10-12 ft!! Cmon now!! Let’s just say head high, but definitely not double OH
Surf Science at its finest.
longboards catch waves earlier or even do NO-PADDLE take-offs because the wave lifts the tail into a gravity-friendly slope. Shortboarders kick, not for forward propulsion, but rather to create lift where there is no tail.
Great as always. One of the errors I made for years, that would pull me out of waves was in my pop-up. When I would pop-up I would pull my upper body backwards quickly right at the critical moment when you need to slip the face. I was doing this half to get the nose out of the water and half just being disoriented by the angle being steeper. So I started keeping my upper body over the nose as I would get to my feet, and it keeps your board engaged and planing. It was the difference between catching a ton of waves and zero.
10 people don’t believe physics is a thing 🤦🏽♂️
The break hes at in this video is actually on the complete opposite side of the island that the swell is hitting the wave has to wrap almost 90° around the island. Then goes from about 30ft of water to almost dry once its barreling. Favorite break but super sketchy
So, for surfing you need to kinda sink the board until the wave lift you up until the right angle? Then the nose pops out and you can take advantage of gravity
I saw all three parts. Nobody talks about this stuff. Could you do an example of someone getting pitched or blowing a late takeoff on a large wave...say overhead?
Mason Ho is about 4 ft tall so that makes this wave about 6ft at best. Honestly, less would be more here. Explain the importance of planing and using the steepness of the wave to get you in, but all this diagram stuff was overkill.
You see guys, Physics are useful, even you know this, the whole explanation when applying to surf is just : Paddle hard.
This is the best explanation I have ever seen in videos. Details are key! Thank you so much!!
This video made me understand many new parts of catching a wave, this is amazing!
All of your vids helped me a lot! Thank you 👍
Awesome awesome explanation!
Great analysis ! Some nice ideas and breakdown. Thanks Rob !
This is gold! Thank you
Awesome analysis. Thank you
Sick thanks Rob, helping me navigate some steep winter SoCal waves in 2022 🤙🏼
awesome stuff - I feel like how you can read waves gets broader the better you get at it.
Yooo i have never seen such amazing work like this ever