Paddling Into Waves Easier | How Surfers Catch Waves
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Do you miss a lot of waves and wonder how you could get your wave count up to have more fun and improve your surfing? Paddling is one of the most overlooked and one of the most important parts of surfing. It is used during most of your surf so learning to paddle with the correct technique will help you become a better surfer. Have a look at these common mistakes and ways to improve them to better your paddling technique, which will then help you become a better surfer!
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BY FAR the best takeoff video out there. Chin down on soft, arch up on steep, this is exactly what I would have needed to hear about 8 months ago lol. It's really good how you demonstrate it on the green screen in position.
Thanks for the feedback. Glad this is helpful 🙌
Shannon, this is a really great explanation of proper paddling technique. It was a concise and well done video. You sir have gained one more sub.
Glad it was helpful!
This is such a fantastic explanation of the paddling and pop up mechanics! Thank you so much for this, learned a ton 🤙🏼
Glad it was helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video ! Please keep them coming. 🎉
Will do. Thanks for the feedback 😊
Really enjoyed your video. Great advice once again.
Thanks brother. Glad you like my advice 🙌
Had my first lesson this past weekend. Mild waves. If i had watch this videos prior to my lessons i could probably have catched a few more waves. Also had no idea thats how you actually supposed to paddle😂😂😂😂. Already itching for my next session
Nice that you went surfing! Hope you get a chance again soon and that you get opportunities to practice this paddling technique 🙌
well explained thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you
Its really good and clearly explained
best advices
Keep going , give more advice.💚
Thanks. I will keep going 😊🙏🙌
Thank you
Pleasure 🙌
Great video!
I've a question about lay down position correctness, so to speak. When I transitioned to a shortboard, I noticed that when I engage my core and glues then my knees aren’t really in contact with the board anymore. Is it correct? I tried to actively push them down but this causes the board to sink so I'm not sure if I'm overthinking or what.
Best!
Hey man. Usually with a short board your knees will be resting on the board and the tail of the surfboard will be under water and the nose sticking out. If you look at the videos of me in the pool you’ll see what it looks like. You don’t want too much of the nose to stand out though. Each board will also have different length and volume so finding the sweet lying down paddling position will vary a little between each board 🙌😊 Hope that helps.
Chin down to get more speed is a misconception....If you do the cobra when you feel your on the wave, the back digs into the wave and it propels you..Take Mick Fanning as an example if you look up..."HOW TO POP-UP ON A SURFBOARD IN ONE MOTION"..Good vid for you to watch about it in detailBro..."Effortless Surfing: Mastering Wave Catching with Less Struggle | OMBE #1 - The Ocean"
Thanks for your feedback. I have actually tested it and you do go faster with your chin down and slower with it raised high up 😊 When it’s raised up you sink the tail causing more drag which slows your speed down 😊
@@shannonainsliesurf Technique to it, to hard back you sink the tail too much....Watch Mick Fanning,, he gets it spot on..All in the physics "The Oreo Biscuit Take Off Technique - Catching Waves"...I guess like everything else, you have to get the balance right..As long as the wave gets hold of your board all is good, fast means little...
@@shannonainsliesurf Love your vids don't get me wrong, another factor is it's not your chin on the board giving you more speed..It's more arms, deeper strokes as your laying flatter...Lay flat, your weight of your upper body is only marginally forward of laying and arching up...Deeper strokes is the speed, not chin on board weight forward..
@@roamingwildcampers2745 Cool thanks I will have a look at it!
Me yesterday 🥲last week I was hitting every wave this week lmaooooo could only get like 6-7
Aah well keep trying. You’re still getting some waves which is good 🙌
Shot shanon
It’s a pleasure 🙌
Great video. Please break it up. Post it as Take off paddling the best practice
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All this talk of long deep strokes got me feelin... sultry
@@Richter_Damn_near_killed_her mmmmm what is sultry🤔