Improve Your Surfing Faster With These TWO Techniques
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- My friend recently made huge progress in his surfing, by applying these TWO key techniques. In todays lesson of the week we discuss these two techniques in great detail, so that you too, can apply them to your own surfing. I was amazed at how quickly he improved in such a short time!
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I really like this idea of following a surfer that's applying your techniques and coming out better..
yep me too
Thanks Guy, we like it too!
That's what I'm doing also with my channel.😄
It's really hard, it's a lot less about his ability to ride waves and much more to do with his ability to paddle in bigger, better waves, to select better waves, and catch them in the right place right time.
Even though most of these vids are tutorials, I’m so chilled and filled with good vibes when I watch your videos🤙
I watched this the night before going surfing. I have been trying to do a cutback for a long time...a very long time. And today I had 2 super clean cutbacks on the same wave. Thank you for the tips!
That's awesome Fozy, nice work!
Mate, to be honest, your videos are very helpful!
I've been surfing for a long time but I think this video definitely helps. I'm a goofy footer and always have issues doing harder frontside turns , this makes me think of because im constantly looking down the line throughout. Where as on my back hand it feels like the rails set in more because my shoulders is naturally facing the beach going along the face, so my head naturally goes with the appropriate head movement.
Stoked it helped!
Super helpful guys. Thanks!
Thank you for the details. I'm at this stage as well, where I'm practicing turns. This video hit the spot.
Great to hear Andrey, good luck!
Right on.
Me too! Thank you!
Thanks for your videos guys!
Like the goofy change btw, thanks for that too!
Thanks for tuning in Joaquin!
This guy is a ripper! Yeah Jared!
How long has Jared been surfing for?
rock solid progress!
Hey mate, love the videos!!! Great job!
Cheers Pete!
Now and then, in appropiate circumstances, surfers above beginner could try alternating between leashless - to hone focus and clean up style - then back to the leash - for going more rad. The leash says," Into a bad move? Don't correct, just stay locked and go down: no worries!".
With no leash the rider wants to save the board so she crouches low to get a hand near each rail, exactly the body english needed to correct a flub (assuming the back foot is over the fins).
Feel free to use this in your tutorials, if in your estimation it "holds water".
Good exercise, might go for it in smaller surfs.
Outstanding video and clear explanations
Glad it helped, thanks for your support
How do you have a place like this with such nice waves with no one else there!?
Australia
Straya!
@Benjamin Goodlich get away from the major hubs and you’ll find PLENTY of waves like this
good video!thet key to your turns is generating more speed of bottom turn by compressing your body.
also more liters on the boards will make a huge difference. aloha
How long has this guy been surfing
Great video! He represents the average short boarder. He could turn his head even more, back towards the whitewater for an even more radical turn. Also those are great waves and hes taking off on the peak. There was one wave where he got behind a section. Good waves make a big diff too. Is that a left breaking point? Or regular beach break?
Thanks Connor, yeah for sure!
As an intermediate to advanced surfer I really appreciate all your tips and good work. Keep it up!
Thanks for watching lavod!
@@HowtoRip second that, cheers.
Discussion of the the two techniques start at 4:04
Wow although Jared may not be natural biomechanically in his movements his power turns are awesome.
reduce the intro and get to the point quicker
The best surfer is the one having the most fun.
Indeed
Also Kelly Slater
Can you further define “critical” turns and sections? Are they steep sections that are about to break?
Nicely Done, pretty much a "critical" section is a steeper, bigger, more powerful part of the wave. In the examples, note how that first white water type section, was flatter and softer. Compare that to the sections that come after, where Jarred was hitting the lip on bigger, steeper sections. If you performed the same turn on a fat section and on a steeper / more powerful section, the turn will always look and feel better on the later...It takes a higher degree of skill to do this. Does this help?
How to Rip ya thanks!
Looks like your on a MR...Good vid..
All i want to know is does kalesbrocoli know about this other guy you’re surfing with ?...huh...ok i said what everyone else is thinking 🤔🤣 good vid love u guys.
surfer soldier for Christ I feel cheated on, used, abused and then discarded like an old rag. There’s a lesson here: don’t give your heart to anybody.
Kales Broccoli 🥦🤣🥰
I promise it was only that one time...Please don't do this...
How to Rip 🤣🤣🤣
Kales Broccoli 🥦🤣😆🥺
Hey Guys
I love watching your videos and I fell like they help a lot especially on thinking more when surfing and taking it more technically. I surf for 3 years (weekend surfer) I surf pretty well longboards being able even to get steeper waves on it but I was looking for mu challenge and decided to get a shortboard and I am having trouble with it. I have the habit to look down when popping up and the waves are bigger I am just not able to slide down the face ( I super scared) is that's just lack of confidence in my new toy or is that any technical thing I could do to overcome this fear? thank you so much
Hey Mari thanks for your support. There could be a few reasons for this, but it sounds like you need to commit more when paddling into waves on your shortboard. Basically paddle harder for longer, and don't stop until you can feel the wave pushing you along. It can feel scary, but hesitation only makes it harder! With time that scary feeling will go away. Hope this helps, good luck!
How to Rip thank you so much. I mean on small waves is fine I can get them it’s just big waves that I don’t feel the board under me and then I look down and then I just hesitate as you said. Thanks a million practice já perfection so I guess I just have to keep trying. 😊 good luck guys
Probably need a slightly bigger board...makes a world of difference.
When shooting POV with a Go Pro Mouth Mount, what kind of lanyard/leash do you use/recommend?
I just use paracord.
Pro tip: making race car noises whilst you turn, drastically improves your raditude whilst surfing
good vid
Cheers Matt, glad it helped
Board shorts & coconuts please 🏖
We wish!
He needs to compress lower on his bottom turn 🤙
chill song - what is it?
Anyone know the song in the background?
where is this break? near sydney?
Yeah
If he lowered his body just a bit by bending his news at the point of going into his cutbacks, he'd have much stronger center of gravity, which releases much more speed going into his next section.
a small question if anyone could answer
my dominant foot is right and i am right handed
yet i surf goofy footed(right up front & left back) maybe bcz when i learnt to surf at start i had no idea so naturally i placed my right on front of the board
so the question is
is this wrong or should we keep our dominant foot back when surfing?
How long have you been surfing like this?
How to Rip Around a year or so 😅
I am right handed, and I surf goofy and skate goofy. Regular is not even an option for me, because although I’m right handed- it’s not natural for me! Who cares what hand you write with, go with what feels more natural to you, then perfect it. :)
Top turns are like grinding the lip.
Yes!
You guys should Mack a vid on surf langweg
Sounds good
8:12 is that a shark?
Whale
Where??
The guy in minute 2:00 should try pumping to get more speed and flow (in my opinion)
It’s better for sure, but would be even better if he kept turning and not just focus at the bottom of the wave.
Hey there, what's the board Jared is surfing there ?
Will find out!
Hi guys i no its off topic ,but am 6.4, was just wondering what size foamie i need ? Any help please 🤙
What level are you at Rich?
The very start tried in the past, but kept on falling of, but i no where I was going wrong thanks to your videos, i live a hour and a half from the sea, but i thought if i get a foamie can learn postion and paddling technique on a lake near buy, thanks again ry
Just want to active my 🍌 like kale was doing in the past videos 😂 and find the sweet spot on the board then hopefully once i get to the sea i wont have to worry about finding the best postion on the board and hopefully wont tire as much from paddle, i no its not the sea, but i was thinking it might help ?
Go big mate, try a 8ft foamie, the more volume the better for you right now. The increased volume will make paddling and catching waves heaps easier! The lake training sounds good too.
Even a 8'5 foamie? Too big isn't a problem, but too small is...
The music is killing me
Can't please everyone BigDuke
Surf
Video only starts at 4:02.
Thank me later.
Jesus is King!!
Stay psyched and stay safe🙏🏼🙏🏼🤙🏼
everyone: how do you catch more waves
This video: well here is 20 minutes of me surfing to beats.
Why the chipmunk music sucks
Because we like
So in other words, don't half ass your turns. 😅🤙😷🇺🇲
Sadly I am experiencing medial colateral ligament knee strain and shoulder sprain due to heavy water pressure! TIME OFF ,
This is sad news, get well soon!
Why? scuba diving?
@@ignacioaguirrenoguez6218 its a heavy current at the local point in bound white water tests the body, paddling out and board shifting in current knee migrating to shore board turning out , ouch, should be ok with some rest i hope, thank you for your reply dear friends , so far so good, just some wear to be careful of !
I’m going to quit watching until you do an episode on back to basics with fun boards/long boards. As a surfer who started in my 30s and quickly developed mediocre skills on 6 foot short boards the skills did not truly get any kind of polish until I move back to the East Coast and was cajoled into using bigger boards to catch more tiny waves and can now use small boards on way more days- you young rippers with better conditions won’t have anything to do with longer boards but probably should
The same principles apply - everything just moves slower on bigger boards :) sorry to hear of your boycott Jason - keep shredding 🤙🏽
good tips man. perhaps condense. cut the faf, get to the point
Noted