Cross Stepping & Noseriding: Number of Steps

Part 5 in our series on Cross Stepping and Noseriding. This video discuss possible reasons for changing the number of steps you use when cross stepping toward the nose.

[@joelkrajewski887]

These are some of the most specific and useful tutorials out there, thank you ! I’d be interested in what you have to say about drop-knee turns and techniques or drills regarding how best to cross-step backwards into them.

[@julianroe1872]

Great tutorial, never gave the number of steps much thought regarding wave state and trim….every day’s a school day! 👍🤟🇬🇧

[@twinzer2]

Great tutorial! Thanks for pointing out the difference in walking between fast low tide waves and slower ones. This has definitely been an issue for me. Now I know it is OK to race forward on those low tide waves!

[@joshmeyer7852]

I vote for both videos, though drills > further explanation of first video for me! Keep up the good work!

[@malinacorotan7658]

thank you soooo much!! this kinda of video is perfect for people like me who have been surfing for a while and can cross step but have a hard time getting to the nose.

[@singlefin8077]

This is so good! Been trying for a year without success...!

[@dansfosterthanyou]

Please do a video about choosing a board and fins. Thanks!

[@TenToesSurf]

Will pop it on the list

[@user-hu4pt4ss3s]

So grateful for your channel. For those of us learning to cross step, do you look at the stringer to step or do you only look at the waves ? 🙏

[@TenToesSurf]

I try and focus on the lip of the wave ahead of me. Some of the best nose riders there are will watch their feet.

[@user-hu4pt4ss3s]

@@TenToesSurf Thank You !!!

[@miguelgama515]

This a s sprout 9.2?
Thanks

[@TenToesSurf]

9'6 Sprout

[@mikescott3876]

Drill please. Both would be better.

[@nullflux]

Seconded! Drills please, but if you could find time for both we'll love to see it