Jack is very good at explaining this maneuver. He certainly knows what he is doing. I personally don't see how anyone could even surf under the frigid, freezing conditions they have to endure over there. Just that fact alone earns my respect. Great of you guys to allow the forum to pass on his knowledge to your followers.
JACK we have very very similar historys tho i surfed once in Hawaii when i was like 9 then i lived in a land locked state and rode bmx mtb and dirtbikes then i moved to florida and i really took off with surfing
Ethan Rogers I recommend when in a air hold onto the side of your board so your feet stay on. I dont really know because I have never done a air but maybe try this technique. Hope it works
Any advice is useful. I’ve done a few airs but I need to commit my feet and stop kicking them away. Well at least that’s what I thought before watching this. now I’m thinking I’m not central enough over the board 🤔. I think I’m close and have landed 1 so far😊🤙✌️
Hey jack! i live in brasil and have been surfing for a while, i always try airs when i have good amount of speed and the right section to do it, the problem i have is leaning too far back like you said in the video, i always pop out of the water with my feet glued to the board but end up falling back... im gonna try leaning forward, but is there anything else you could suggest trying? thanks!! keep it up!
Thanks for the comment! I had this problem when i started learning aswell, personally what helped me stay over the board is trying to grab the rail, by forcing yourself to look for the rail it make you stay much more centred and stops you from leaning to far back, thats what helped me anyway!!
Question: On a skateboard, there's the pop off the tail using the back trucks. How do you generate that pop (to get out of the water) w/o that option? Thanks for any info.
I wouldn't say there is a period of time, you just have to go by the level of surfing you are at, for example; it might take someone 3 years to cut back and an additional 2 years before they can air, or you may find yourself doing a cutback after just a few months, it really depends on the individual and the skill level... I would suggest trying airs or more advanced maneuvers around the time you are linking your turns together, confident in going fast and doing turns, both backhand and forehand.. once you can do a cutback, pump, get barreled, top turns those kinda intermediate things, then move on to doing airs :)
thanks a lot but is it possible to do an air with a larger board like a 6.2 fish ? or would that be really to difficult ? btw i'm 16 and 6 foot tall if that helps answering.
Eliott.J DrTazz It would make it a little harder for sure, not impossible though, the first air i landed was on a 5ft11, i was 16 and around 5ft8 I'd say! so it's totally do-able
JACK great thanks a lot becose i havn't got the Money for an other board right now. Btw during the summer i go for about 10 days in Wales and i go surfing at whit Sands ! last year was absolutly awsome ! all the surfers i Saw in the surfshops the next day kept talking about that session !
It doesnt matter if your sponsored or not, surfing should be fun it doesn't matter if you've got a sticker on your board. Also its alot easier to get sponsored in SW England and it helps alot to do competitions
Oscar murton It was a bit of both, it's easier to get sponsored in the UK than it is in alot of places though, i agree with hopeforsurf about surfing being for fun though
5:21 you're welcome
I live in Portugal and just landed my first air thanks to you and my hero is john john florence
Same John is such a legend
*Time to go try some airs!* 🏄
GO GO GO!
Jack is very good at explaining this maneuver. He certainly knows what he is doing. I personally don't see how anyone could even surf under the frigid, freezing conditions they have to endure over there. Just that fact alone earns my respect. Great of you guys to allow the forum to pass on his knowledge to your followers.
Thanks for the nice words!! The water is starting to warm up which is good!
can we leave out how you got to where you are and q and a's in and how to air video
Thanks for the feedback..
JACK no problem but a q and a would be cool om a Separate videos
Sure thing!
JACK we have very very similar historys tho i surfed once in Hawaii when i was like 9 then i lived in a land locked state and rode bmx mtb and dirtbikes then i moved to florida and i really took off with surfing
JACK and could you check out one of my recent videos and give my some feedback on my edits thankd
best trick grap your board and weight over the board!
PLEASE, ADD MORE VIDEO EXPLANATIONS! Nice vid!
Great
Sick video, will definetley try incorporate your tips into my airs.
Thanks Lewis !
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Hi jack, just wondering do u have a day job or do u surf and make videos for a living? keep up the great work!
sucribed man, love your waves and your enviromental there , also your surfing.
Thank you!
What would you recommend for keeping your feet on your board? I can get into the air, but my board always flies away :/
Ethan Rogers I recommend when in a air hold onto the side of your board so your feet stay on. I dont really know because I have never done a air but maybe try this technique. Hope it works
great video
Thanks Kristen :)
Any advice is useful. I’ve done a few airs but I need to commit my feet and stop kicking them away. Well at least that’s what I thought before watching this. now I’m thinking I’m not central enough over the board 🤔. I think I’m close and have landed 1 so far😊🤙✌️
Hey jack! i live in brasil and have been surfing for a while, i always try airs when i have good amount of speed and the right section to do it, the problem i have is leaning too far back like you said in the video, i always pop out of the water with my feet glued to the board but end up falling back... im gonna try leaning forward, but is there anything else you could suggest trying? thanks!! keep it up!
Thanks for the comment! I had this problem when i started learning aswell, personally what helped me stay over the board is trying to grab the rail, by forcing yourself to look for the rail it make you stay much more centred and stops you from leaning to far back, thats what helped me anyway!!
ill try! thanks bruhh, yeeeeww
watching this exactly a yeraa after u made it
What ever happened to the 3 and 4th videos?
Question: On a skateboard, there's the pop off the tail using the back trucks. How do you generate that pop (to get out of the water) w/o that option? Thanks for any info.
whats a kilogram
Yeah u look like a really good surfer from the videos on your channel
Hey Jack I am 16 and i weigh 60kg. I have been looking for and trying boards but i cant find a good all round board. Any size suggestions?
Dude can u do an air reverse, if you could that would be lit
I can yeah, i'll make a separate tutorial on my channel in the next coming weeks!
What about my back hand bc I’m goofy
how did your Sponsors find you? did they just saw you surfing on the beach or did you send Them an edit or did they See your edit on RUclips or so?
I'm getting a new JS surfboard for my birthday
aw, lucky!
How long would you recommend surfing before attempting airs or more advanced maneuvers?
I wouldn't say there is a period of time, you just have to go by the level of surfing you are at, for example; it might take someone 3 years to cut back and an additional 2 years before they can air, or you may find yourself doing a cutback after just a few months, it really depends on the individual and the skill level... I would suggest trying airs or more advanced maneuvers around the time you are linking your turns together, confident in going fast and doing turns, both backhand and forehand.. once you can do a cutback, pump, get barreled, top turns those kinda intermediate things, then move on to doing airs :)
Im trying it like for 4 months and i cant get in the air
*too
I surf in England is that puttsborough
5:21 he starts explaining the air
can a 8 year old do it?
Is it best to have a tael pad or is it ok do just have wax
7:20
thanks a lot but is it possible to do an air with a larger board like a 6.2 fish ? or would that be really to difficult ? btw i'm 16 and 6 foot tall if that helps answering.
Eliott.J DrTazz It would make it a little harder for sure, not impossible though, the first air i landed was on a 5ft11, i was 16 and around 5ft8 I'd say! so it's totally do-able
JACK great thanks a lot becose i havn't got the Money for an other board right now. Btw during the summer i go for about 10 days in Wales and i go surfing at whit Sands ! last year was absolutly awsome ! all the surfers i Saw in the surfshops the next day kept talking about that session !
Hi first comment
I'm 5'3 and 115 pounds any board recommendation for small waves
5'2" firewire seaside
Where do u surf in the U.K.
And second
I'm trying to learn how get air. But, you cant stop talking about yourself!
I am 12 and i will be a pro surfer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How many liters is your board
22 litres of volume, 5ft7 x 18 1/2 x 2 1/4
Did u contact ur sponsors or did you they contact u
It doesnt matter if your sponsored or not, surfing should be fun it doesn't matter if you've got a sticker on your board. Also its alot easier to get sponsored in SW England and it helps alot to do competitions
Oscar murton It was a bit of both, it's easier to get sponsored in the UK than it is in alot of places though, i agree with hopeforsurf about surfing being for fun though
Jack why do you wax your surfboard right up to the nose
all aerialists do that
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am 8 and am a pro
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My dad works for ns surfboards
Noah Needham sick, so cool to see a local shaper on this channel
Thats sick Noah! One of the best boards i have had
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"Learning A Basic Air" we didnt saw nothing -.-
Vitali Z you don't need to see to learn, i told you what you need to know, now you have to go and practice it!
flfc
I'm 45 years old and I can't get sponsored! Jeez what's the point of surfing at all lol
I'm ten and a sponsored surfer
HARRY BLACK Did u contact ur sponsors or did you they contact u
Oscar murton they saw me surfing at the beach
HARRY BLACK cool story
who are you sponsored by
michael sibilia my local surf skate shop
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