OMG. I have watched so many remount videos and this one has so many great tips I have never heard, such as the elbow in the well, and especially rolling the butt into the seat without rearing up as I have been doing. Actually looking forward to me my next swim!
Thanks! I struggled to remount my ski and after watching this I realised that I never kept my head down. Next time I tried with my head down and I got in first time
Worked really well guys, usually I'm better at getting back on the ski from the left side, but using this technique worked pretty well from both sides. Thanks for the really useful tip!
Awesome, thanks for posting this video. I have just upgraded from a Spirit PRS to a Fenn Mako Elite and have been falling in a bit, exposing how poor I am at getting back into a ski with higher sides and more unstable. This will really help - must go and try it now!
@johnzeroseven: I am glad you liked it. It is one of the most useful skills you can gain. We are planing to upload more videos explaining other handy skills. The first one will follow next week.
hi PaddleDogC5 please search our other video Remount in Rough water. Technique doesn't change no matter the wind. I have tested this in 55 kn wind and it works perfect. If you still have no stability you are seating in the wrong surfski. Regards.
@johnzeroseven well done! i wish i had seen that video 10 years ago when i started paddling surfski :) i swam and swam trying to climb back to the seat
Phahahaha you fell out in a pool what a noob But seriously why do it in a pool, do it in a scenario where you are actually gonna need it so we can actually see the skill in the environment we will need it.
OMG. I have watched so many remount videos and this one has so many great tips I have never heard, such as the elbow in the well, and especially rolling the butt into the seat without rearing up as I have been doing. Actually looking forward to me my next swim!
Thanks for all the positive comments. We will be doing a whole series then taking a few more advance steps. Watch this space!!!
Thanks! I struggled to remount my ski and after watching this I realised that I never kept my head down. Next time I tried with my head down and I got in first time
I tried the remount today in deep water with chop. It worked really well, keeping a low centre of gravity makes all the difference.
Worked really well guys, usually I'm better at getting back on the ski from the left side, but using this technique worked pretty well from both sides. Thanks for the really useful tip!
Awesome, thanks for posting this video. I have just upgraded from a Spirit PRS to a Fenn Mako Elite and have been falling in a bit, exposing how poor I am at getting back into a ski with higher sides and more unstable. This will really help - must go and try it now!
Thanks very much for posting this. I've just moved from a sit in kayak to a Robberg Express. This video has been and is a great help. Cheers.
Thanks for this video Boyan and Oscar, I just got my first surf ski and am having trouble with remounting, looking forward to trying this technique...
@johnzeroseven: I am glad you liked it. It is one of the most useful skills you can gain. We are planing to upload more videos explaining other handy skills. The first one will follow next week.
Very easy... Fantastic
hi PaddleDogC5 please search our other video Remount in Rough water. Technique doesn't change no matter the wind. I have tested this in 55 kn wind and it works perfect. If you still have no stability you are seating in the wrong surfski. Regards.
@johnzeroseven well done! i wish i had seen that video 10 years ago when i started paddling surfski :) i swam and swam trying to climb back to the seat
Thanks for posting, I've just bought a V10 sport, so this will be very useful.
Wow, much classier than I looked the other day, LOL.
Great 👍👍👍👍
Fine video, enjoyed it.
how straight must your legs be while seated, straight or bended.
It works great on my Nelo oceanski L as it's faster than "cowboy" stile entering,
thanks.
@jgwhite99 please let us know how it went...
Right must reassemble the left of the kayak.
I want to see all these remount in rough water.
@boyanjz: I look forward to the next video.
I would like to see that in some rough water.
You have to constantly tap your both feet to keep balance in the rough water
Phahahaha you fell out in a pool what a noob
But seriously why do it in a pool, do it in a scenario where you are actually gonna need it so we can actually see the skill in the environment we will need it.