Surf Simply Tutorials: Angling Your Take Off
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2010
- Once you're starting to consistently catch unbroken waves, the next step is to surf across them. We do this (in the beginning) by angling our take off. Angle too much and you'll come off the back of the wave. Angle too little and you'll drop straight down the wave and end up back in the white water.
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This is the single most useful surf video!
I've been surfing for about 4 months now , just getting a hang of riding down the line and then all of a sudden its barrel season and i'm getting absolutely mauled in the ocean. This video is exactly what i needed. Thanks so much
wow i feel like i should be paying for this...thank you so much
Thank YOU SOOOO MUCH for this podcast! I've watched it 4-5 times and today it all clicked... I tip my hat to you Surf Simply! If I ever make it to Costa Rica it will be to visit your camp!
dude, your tutorials are the best in the RUclips. Really well explained. Thank you so much!
I just wanna say THANK YOU! (just out of the water right now and watched this video yesterday night and it helped me soooo much)
I echo the other sentiments that these are the best tutorials out there. Excellent work, and thanks!
ok in the beginning I saw the board and the markers and thought ok probably I won't get much out of this video BUT SERIOUSLY THUMBS UP! This is great, your explanations are great, it makes so much sense now and I have watched most of them. Seriously impressed. Good job! tomorrow the forecast is picking up here in Greece so I will try to put everything to the test! THanks so much!
Thanks alot for this very detailed and well explained approach to how to ride an unbroken wave. Cant wait to try it later this week!
Thank you for the Surf Simply podcast! Been trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. This answered it!
Awesome, this helped me visualise everything I should do and wasn't doing to get the most out of a wave. I'm definately watching the other vids!
This guy is money. Thanks so much for your detailed guidance.
This is the video I needed to explain what I was doing wrong. I was always going to low. Great video!
Great information! You explained it so well - cannot wait to try it!!!!
You're awesome. Best explanations on youtube. Wish i'd heard your stuff years ago.
Made so much sense, thank you so much.
your videos are so helpful man thanks!
Such a good informative professional video bro. Thank you so much
thx! best class ever!
Nice mate, thanks for your time
Excelent video! really simply!
Great video.. thanks so much for this!
This is Awesome, thankyou~!!!! :D
this is exactly what i need to learn right now..
As a surfer you NEVER stop learning ;)
Hi Lanie, from what I have been told it takes time to identify waves properly but you might be able to see one side gradually becoming larger than the other. That way you might be able to tell if it's a righty or a lefty. I'm still workin on that issue myself. Hope that helps a little.
Tyler Durden sure is the best surf instructor on youtube
also excelent to know this happened in Nosara, Costa Rica!
Can you guys do a tutorial on how to avoid pearling on steeper waves? Or did you cover this in your other videos?
Any advice would help...
Thanks!
Sanjay Chaudhary Angled take off is one answer. If the wave is smaller than the length of your board you need to angle in order not to pearl. Sometimes you can be too far forward but that usually isn´t the problem. Also make sure your chest is high.
How to choose best board and how to choose my size board
ok soo you paddle for the wave look left look right if the left side is built up hire then turn away from it cause its going to break there first
hey guys, what do you mean exactly when you say "pushing board with hand" on final three strokes?
Hi
What song is at the start?? Intro
waverude - surfstorm
+bustinjerry Busta Rhymes - Show Me What You Got (J-Dilla Instrumental Version)
Tell me
If you are learning , you should stay away from a wave like that ! lol
How does this apply when the wave doesn't break to the left or right but just evenly across the whole wave in one motion?
In that case the wave is a close out, and you can't go down the line you want to anyway.
Pick a better wave, or just practice dropping in, or enjoy getting thrashed. Good training. Just remember grasshopper, when you wipeout, stay away from your board.
When paddling look at where you going then you will go there
Anyway u could use more videos instead of stick figure examples
I don't get 1 thing about this... :/ :(
Pitted, totally pitted