Learn To Surf | Frontside Carve
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
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1 key point : put your back foot as far as possible at the pad, or rear part of the pad, 2rd key point : your front elbow never, ever !! Cross your front knee, you said it in another way. Hope it helps. Cheers
Excellent description! Love the fact you explain all the movement changes as you do the bottom turn and top turn. This really helped me as I was starting the top turn too upright before and needed to bend the back knee to put more weight on the back foot.
Glad to hear it helped! Yes, the standing too upright and not inverting the back knee is such a common habit to overcome.
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That is one of the most beautiful left breaks I have ever seen.
This it's the most clear and articulate surfing video explaining I've ever seen.
Mad Respect Sir!
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Thank you so much! Really appreciate the support
You're very welcome Sir.
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Great vlog! Thanks for sharing !
Thanks! Hope it helped!
Saw this video a few times, extremely helpful, been working on carving a few months and it has been so hard
Very Helpful!
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Thanks for the very helpful tips! Just wondering, what is the difference between a carve and a cutback?
Great question, I am not sure what the exact description or definition is but in our own words the difference is degree of difficulty. This degree of difficulty is measured by speed through the turn and entry and exit angle relative to the wave. To simplify, a cutback is a lateral movement across the wave done in relatively flat sections of the wave. A carve starts and ends at a more vertical angle relative to the wave on a relatively steeper section. Keep an eye out, I will make a video on the difference at some point
@@independentsurfer makes sense, and thank you for clarifying!
Awesome. Can you make a vid on how to maximize your average beach breaks that don’t have a consistent face/ tend to crumble?
Great idea, we will definitely make a video about that! Thanks for watching
Awesome. I've watched so many lessons in UTUBE. but ur video is the most educational ever. I have a question. how do I my front leg when I go up to the top for carving turn or snap?
Hey man great video. I have a question you said that after the bottom turn you extend your body to come up the wave.
To do a carve you said about moving the hand and arm to open the shoulders. Here’s my question do you bend your knees again to perform the carve?
Cheers dude
Hey Kallan, great question! After the extension, compress again as you're entering the turn and extend through the turn. The level of extension through the turn will depend on the type of turn you are doing
Why don't you pass a coffee cup with your back hand on a backside turn? It seems to be a space for improvement.
Haha, OMBE!