Catching a wave on a SUP - Timing your turn / How to SUP Videos
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2016
- Timing your turn and paddling onto a wave is crucial if you want to be catching a wave on a SUP! There’s nothing worse than seeing the best waves pass you by or not having your board point the right direction on the wave. SUPboarder explains how you can time your turn to perfection and what the best position is for your board to ensure you get on and stay on your next wave.
Using this technique along with 'paddling in surf stance' (watch video here www.supboardermag.com/2016/08...) will help you to catch even more waves. So get out there and practice putting the two together, so you can catch the wave of the day! 
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Another awesome informative video! Keep up the good work guys! Thanks!
Good tips!
Loving these videos- still having difficulty paddling out through the rough stuff- I guess practice and water time is all important.
Glad they are helping. Have you watched this one ruclips.net/video/q4ZTjSUjJWs/видео.html . Thanks Reuben
@@SUPboardermag Thanks Reuben! Been trying out the Stylemaster on small surf. Hoping to join SUPboarder Pro soon for some more tips!
dream waves
hi can you review the fatstick supskate board please
Hey,
i have a question.
I have a Problem Whit my Surf.
I am a newbie and when i catch a Wave the Surf Starts good. I Point the nose to the Beach. The Problem is that i am too fast and let the Wave behind me.
Than i Slow Down and Wave come and Throw me from the Board.
Sorry for my englisch 🤙🏼
Hey Tim, sounds like you are just running down the front of the waves and out running it? As soon as you catch the wave you need to trim along the wave and then you wont have this problem. Check out this video which will help. www.supboardermag.com/2018/04/20/the-basics-to-riding-along-a-wave-how-to-video/
Loads other video here too : www.supboardermag.com/what-are-you-interested-in/?_level=beginner&_interest=technique-tips&_activity=surfThanks Reuben / SUPboarder
Location? Looks sick
This was shot on the north coast of Cornwall.