Launching a SUP in waves / How to video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2024
- Launching a SUP in waves can be a daunting task if you don't know how. But with a basic understanding of how best to control your board and paddle in the surf, you will soon feel confident and feel able to go out in bigger waves. Whether it's a surf SUP or race board the basic principles are the same...Read more on SUPboarder here : wp.me/p38Bcs-b6x
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Bro, this is legit good advice for making sure you don't look like an idiot on the way out. Thank you so much. Definitely going to need this.
No worries 👍🏼
Very helpful! I'm nervous to go out on a bigger day but these tips will prove useful! THANKS!
Thank you for posting this really helpful video. It gave me the confidence to do my first ocean SUP session. It went off perfectly!
Gary, this is amazing to hear! So great you are exploring new places to paddle. Keep it up, Beau
Great Video. Thanks.
Thank you for posting this video. I tried going on ocean whitewater without watching any videos, and it was tough. I feel so much better about trying again after watching this video.
Great to hear you are improving and learned a lot from this video. Thanks, Beau
This video made a HUGE difference when my wife and I went out, on our brand new boards today,. even though we both had experience paddling but usually on calm waters. One thing I think is missing in the video and would very much like a few tips about, even if just in the comments: The way back onto the beach... as it can be even more difficult with the waves suddenly accelerating you towards the beach and with them at your back as you're trying to carry the board out.
We're so glad you liked the video. Thanks for your feedback about getting out from the waves and back to the beach. It's all about timing and reading the waves to make a dash for it when the waves are low. We will create a video and information around this soon. Thanks, Beau
As a relative beginner I’m living your videos. Some excellent and useable tips and the style is easy and very explanatory so even I can understand. Hoping to try some out this weekend
Thanks for your comment. Glad it has helped.
Great post. Seriously whitewater is the one thing that scares me most . Catching and riding waves is easy but getting out back safely and not hurting yourself or others is definitely more difficult and should not be underestimated . For now I stick to smaller surf ( around 2 foot or less) to minimise risk of injury . A SUP board is huge even at 8foot . One hit to your head could be fatal if you are knocked out even in shallow water.
Yes. Is a nice How to for people which starting in Sup world. Good guys!
Thank u so much for this video. I learned to SUP in lakes and dams, and was pretty nervous about trying it in the sea bc of the waves. This made me more confident.
This is great to hear. Take your time and enjoy yourself. Thanks Reuben
Great vid. Great sport. I love sup surfing. Been sup surfing for 5 years now and love it. 😃🏄🏽🏄🏽👍
That's awesome!
Excellent advice. I can add that forcefully washing on a shore often means good buy to your fin or fin box or both. And sometimes it is just not a good day to get through the surf.
So true. Hopefully it doesn't happen too often.
nice and crystal clear explain!!!
Great video, thanks. Although Im not a total grom on the water and have caught a few waves now, watching the 'fails' was like a comedy impersonation of my first efforts last week! Now Im keen to get out tomorrow and practice what you showed in this series - thanks again!
Give it a go, thanks for the comment.
Today is my first day I’m going to sup Surf I’m so excited
Hope it went well?
Great advise thanks
Thanks Andy, glad you enjoyed it. Theres plenty more SUP surf videos to check out as well as loads of great exclusive technique videos with SUPboarder PRO. Happy paddling!
very good video, also showing the NoGo's! Must have been a lot of fun filming😅
Yeah this one was a bit of a giggle! Glad you liked it. Thanks Reuben
When he did that loop out at the start😂😂😂
Classic A..
@@SUPboardermag 😂
All the things not to do looked hilarious and fun! but seriously really great advice, got our board and we are heading to the beach tomorrow!! But how do I get back in, I feel like that will be even more fun lol
Getting back in is the tricky part! We need to do a video on this... stay tuned
Great video, also be careful of wind. It once picked up my board and hit me in the face hard, knocked me silly and I had to turn straight back onto the beach to reevaluate
Yes Jonny, wind is a big point. Sorry you learnt the hard way but thanks for highlighting it. Happy paddling Reuben
great video! where is that beach? looks really beautiful
Thanks, its the south coast of Cornwall, UK.
Nice music!
Thanks for listening
Definitely should have looked this up before trying my first time passing the surf with a big inflatable SUP. I ended up getting smacked in the face x3 and drinking some water a few times. 🤣 But I was determined!
Hopefully next time you will have a better time now.
Can you do this on an inflatable board??)
yes you can. The basics will be the same. This video is worth a watch too th-cam.com/video/kCWgvRy1NfQ/w-d-xo.html
Does the same thing go for two people on a two person board?!
Yes the basics are the same. But I haven't actually tried going out through the surf with two people on one board yet. Good luck :-) Thanks Reuben
Good tips better than getting hit in the head
Too right . Hope they help.
Where was this?! These waves are bangers
This was filmed off the South Coast of Cornwall.
Thanks for the comment Reuben
@@SUPboardermag Don't suppose you can share the spot can you...? I'm just East of you and keen to get over once lockdown ends haha
If I could pinpoint to one thomg, I'd say get speed and moving, become stable
Yep so true
Rip?
Shore dump?
Good points. We have covered these in some other videos such as this one: th-cam.com/video/Fl_T6-08VM8/w-d-xo.html
Always best to use a rip to your advantage when paddling out. And be careful with those shore dumps! Time it well.
Cheers, Beau
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