SUP Surf Tips | 5 Things I WISH I Knew When I Started
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- SUP Surfer Connor Baxter lists 5 things he wishes he knew when he first started to SUP surf, from technique tips like paddle blade placement and how to paddle correctly to determining what paddle length to use, and more. Check it out!
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Very helpful tips for SUP.Thanks.
Found your video interesting to watch. I can't wait to see your next post. Good luck with the upcoming update.
Really good advice! Great video dude 👌🏽
My uncle was a canoe champion and he always described good paddling as "digging potatoes". It's all in the core, not in the shoulders and back. Arms almost locked, body bending forward to drive each stroke. No pulling the paddle to your chest! Total weenie technique.
SUP paddling is obviously different, and what is described in this video is spot on advice.
Who was your uncle? I have competed some myself and IMO there are overlaps between canoe & paddle board strokes.
Ok good work
Thanks. I like the scene where u were on point on the beach like you were getting ready to rip out of the gate for a race.
Search this on youtube: VADER retired PADDLE boarding on LA RIVER (Narrated by Jones Earl James) - S2E1 The River Wild full
@@gracecarter3959 nice!
I love SUP, I have to adapt sports techniques to adjust to back limitations, any recommendations on paddling for it.
This is probably a stupid question, but I've always wanted to surf, would anyone recommend starting on a paddle board and then going onto a minimal surfboard when I get better. Thanx
No it doesn't translate at all. I have shortboarded my whole life and only recently got in to flat water paddling. I can do 15 mile paddle trips without getting tired. Tried surfing on a decent swell and was to weak to catch waves. To be able to surf at a decent level you have to surf all the time. Sup strength does not translate at all.
You move that board around like it’s nothing. I can only hope to be 25% as good
It’s silly how many people hold the paddle backwards.
Ive even seen an outfitter at a lake renting boards and telling their customers to hold the paddles backwards 🤦🏼♂️
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