Kale, I took surfing back up last November after giving it up almost 20 years ago to pursue a legal career. Your videos have been instrumental in making it such a great experience for me. You are not only helping so many learn how to surf better but also making an otherwise intimidating sport seem inviting. You are awesome, you rip and you are above all humble. Thank you so much.
Hey kale, can you make a video on the importance of your back foot over the tail pad. Or tips on how to adjust right away and get your foot back or pop up methods to have ur foot back right away?? I’ve been surfing for 2 years and compete but this is still one of the things I struggle with most causing me to bog on my turns
Kale your videos were the first I found when I moved to HAWAII and they (and you) have dramatically improved my surfing. Found this video yesterday morning while stretching at home before heading out and spent the entire session working on lip line finishers. It’s incredible how fun you make the learning and the journey. Thank you so much for what you’re doing 🤙🏽
Hi kale! I’ve been a follower for over 2 years now! I cant thank you enough ❤️ your videos are amazing and so helpful! Are you and Ryan still working together on How To Rip anymore?
Been working on roundhouse cutbacks for 10+ years now. I regularly nail them backside, but I still struggle with the front sode roundhouse. Ill try to follow these steps next time I get to surf.
what comes around... Interesting that you recommend folks try floaters. I grew up on them in the 80s, they were a staple at our often onshore beach breaks on the US east coast, essential for connecting sections. and yes they feel amazing, who cares how they photo. nice vid
As demonstrated at 1:12 It appears that a true round house cut back requires almost running over a helpless person who needs to watch your video on duck diving.
Hey kale, I am riding a 6/6 foam board. I’m able to pop up and ride the face, and I’m also starting to do some little turns. I was just wondering from your expertise when you think I would be able to ride a shorter hard board.
I’m having issues learning the snap. Do I put my weight on my back foot to do a snap( without sliding the tail) or my front foot ? Or even. Someone told me that I have to lean all my weight on my back foot and snap the front of the board back down after pointing it up. Thanks guys all responses are appreciated
Even though ur board has rocker to stop u going over the handlebars, you can’t put ur weight on a single end of the board, it needs to be balanced, use ur back foot to whip the board around and have a bit of weight on ur front foot to keep speed afterwards(if not ur finishing turn) I find it much better to use the tailpad with these sharp turns, I’m no expert on this but that’s my opinion, if the lads up who know better wanna critique this feel free, I can learn from it
th-cam.com/video/M0SUvu-GhDA/w-d-xo.html this video is pretty helpful, especially the example at the time stamp I gave you. If you're worried about setting up for the snap that's a whole different story. But if you need more help actually snapping the board then that video is great for you
There wouldn't be a crowded line up if you are skilled enough to ride a straight line to the beach, right, 10 guys could surf the same wave w/o conflict. Think guys just want the whole ocean to themselves, use fancy moves as an excuse
Around the house cutbacks really are so underrated way more difficult than it looks
Kale, I took surfing back up last November after giving it up almost 20 years ago to pursue a legal career. Your videos have been instrumental in making it such a great experience for me. You are not only helping so many learn how to surf better but also making an otherwise intimidating sport seem inviting. You are awesome, you rip and you are above all humble. Thank you so much.
Thank you mate!!! Frothing for you
Hey kale, can you make a video on the importance of your back foot over the tail pad. Or tips on how to adjust right away and get your foot back or pop up methods to have ur foot back right away?? I’ve been surfing for 2 years and compete but this is still one of the things I struggle with most causing me to bog on my turns
Miguel Pupo gave a masterclass on backfoot over tailpad in Teahupoo this 2022 season ehehehe
Kale your videos were the first I found when I moved to HAWAII and they (and you) have dramatically improved my surfing. Found this video yesterday morning while stretching at home before heading out and spent the entire session working on lip line finishers. It’s incredible how fun you make the learning and the journey. Thank you so much for what you’re doing 🤙🏽
Kale, your content is gold, I’ve surfed for 25 years (permanent intermediate surfer) but always learn something from your tutorials.
Hi kale! I’ve been a follower for over 2 years now! I cant thank you enough ❤️ your videos are amazing and so helpful! Are you and Ryan still working together on How To Rip anymore?
Nah we’ve mostly let the channel lie still 🙏🏽
Same with me
awesome thank you for the insights. Next time can you add foam climbs. Few people talk about how to do them.
Been working on roundhouse cutbacks for 10+ years now. I regularly nail them backside, but I still struggle with the front sode roundhouse. Ill try to follow these steps next time I get to surf.
Thanks 🙏
Well explained 👏.
thanks kale!
Well in Mate!!was mentioning you to my students last week, & how great you are!!
nice video! as always!
Really cool. Thanks for sharing! Learning so much from your videos.
I love the high resolution of the video!
Kale I have a 6.3 foamy and a 5.6 Tajen from the surfboard Warehouse and haven’t surfed for a while
Love these tutorial...
HAve you posted any from Phillip Island Yet?
🏄 Nicccccccceeeee yeaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!! 🏄
Love it homie
What board/size you riding here Kale? Not the album or inferno I’m used to seeing you on! FireWire maybe?
love the new intro
what comes around... Interesting that you recommend folks try floaters. I grew up on them in the 80s, they were a staple at our often onshore beach breaks on the US east coast, essential for connecting sections. and yes they feel amazing, who cares how they photo. nice vid
Yeeewwww!!! I made a cameo 😂. I’ve been working on those roundhouses where I can. Definitely feeling better. 🤙🏼
Shredding mate!
Hey Kale, what is the AM board you are riding in the floater section?
I think floaters look sweet and flowy also feells like floating on a cloud
so helpfull
Tom Curren- The most important maneuver to master is your bottom turn.
Nothing feels better than a lipline on a heavy section
As demonstrated at 1:12 It appears that a true round house cut back requires almost running over a helpless person who needs to watch your video on duck diving.
The floater tip that made it click for me is to turn your chest towards the flats as you come back down
Hey kale, I am riding a 6/6 foam board. I’m able to pop up and ride the face, and I’m also starting to do some little turns. I was just wondering from your expertise when you think I would be able to ride a shorter hard board.
When you feel that board is holding you back
@@KalesBroccoli Thank you, Mr. Broccoli
Ever thought of coaching pros on the CT/QS
Not my scene and don’t have enough competition experience either
Kale! who does your hair?
I’m having issues learning the snap. Do I put my weight on my back foot to do a snap( without sliding the tail) or my front foot ? Or even. Someone told me that I have to lean all my weight on my back foot and snap the front of the board back down after pointing it up. Thanks guys all responses are appreciated
Even though ur board has rocker to stop u going over the handlebars, you can’t put ur weight on a single end of the board, it needs to be balanced, use ur back foot to whip the board around and have a bit of weight on ur front foot to keep speed afterwards(if not ur finishing turn)
I find it much better to use the tailpad with these sharp turns, I’m no expert on this but that’s my opinion, if the lads up who know better wanna critique this feel free, I can learn from it
@@johnnymaglaras7325 oh thanks for the tips bro, I’ll try next session
th-cam.com/video/M0SUvu-GhDA/w-d-xo.html this video is pretty helpful, especially the example at the time stamp I gave you. If you're worried about setting up for the snap that's a whole different story. But if you need more help actually snapping the board then that video is great for you
Try and think of your whole body snapping. I like to have the turn originate with my toes, transitioning all up my body
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You should make a vid on how to paddle clear of the riders run while he is riding all in all ho to not get ran over by the rider
Snap the like button
There wouldn't be a crowded line up if you are skilled enough to ride a straight line to the beach, right, 10 guys could surf the same wave w/o conflict. Think guys just want the whole ocean to themselves, use fancy moves as an excuse
Imagine if this comment gets pinned
Keep dreaming
These videos would be more helpful if they were POV