This TAKEOFF Will Change Your Surfing! From Beginner to Advanced - The Sunday Glide #86
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Yes! Ben for the win with another video that explains a foundational technique that is not widely covered. Great explanation and video!
This is a really unique popup video. It's really quite insightful. Nobody has covered this difference from short board popup, that I've seen.
I was looking for the video with your explanation on stalling while cross stepping forward. Not in this video, but always nice to hear how you analyze your rides. Thanks, Ben.
Thanks man. Very useful information for us beginners starting out. Its funny you mentioned that beginners tend to avoid the critical or steep part of the wave. Thats where I am at now because of fear of nosediving. I paddle like crazy on the shoulder hoping to catch it the wave where its flatter to avoid nosediving. You always make it look effortless catching these waves with your back arched. Maybe ill just to catch as many waves as I can without popping up and just arching my back. lol anyway, thanks for content! awesome videos!
I NEEDED THIS VIDEO!! Thank you so much Ben for the explanation!! 🙏🏽
Gonna focus on this! 😤
Epic!!! Super glad to hear it’s of use 🤙🤙
Would love to hear how it goes!!! Yewww 🤙🙏
Great instruction plus good attitude: you’re surfing on mushballs when so many videos are trying to show the perfect day every time.
Thanks Ben! Need this video to hit the next level on my surfing! Can’t wait to give it a go!
Yewww so good! Let me know how it goes!! 🙏🤙
Thanks! Love the fade swoop. It feels like you’re going to fall off the back of the board then the wave jets so forward and you are in trim. So cool! Occasional we fall into the right maneuver but don’t know how to repeat it. 👏
No worries at all lance hope this was helpful!!
the fade is my absolute favourite, feels so good, and that's absolutely right! Can't tell you how many times I've done something thats worked and couldn't repeat it ahha, thats why filming canbe super handy! Yewww!
Great stuff, thanks for the advises. Cheers from Uruguay!
Really glad you found it useful!! Please let me know how it goes!! Yewww 🤙🤙 thanks so much for the support 🙏
Sweet video man!
Thanks so much!!! 🙏🤙
7:40 that's the biggest fin I've ever seen 😄
😂 Haha yeah big hybrid pivot/rake I was riding for a long time - I've since enjoyed the refined 4a style fins haha
thank you Ben, you're making my loggin progress smoother
Yewww!!! Sorry I’m late to this one, so stoked to hear though!!! 🙏🙏🤙
Great advice Ben,Cheers 🌊🏄🏽♂️
No worries at all Ricardo!! Hope it was helpful!! 🙏🤙
Thanks bro!
No worries at all! Hope you found it useful!
Great video...Really helps at the end when you do the "talk over" of the last clips to illustrate your points.
So great to have a goofyfoot surfer post instructional videos!...most of these waves in this video were lefts...Here ( In Ventura County ,CA) its almost all rights...maybe would be helpful for you to shoot a backside approach lesson for us as well...i.e. -Do you fade/drop-knee/rail grab when you come in on a right, and when/how?
Hey! Thanks so much and super glad you're enjoying the talk over,
Have a lot of right where I am as well! And love the suggestion, I did a backhand approach for The Sunday Glide 87 so I hope that helps! But if there's anything else you'd like me to cover please let me know! Yewww
incredible explanation. Thanks!
Super glad, hope you were able to get a few things from this 🙏🤙 yewww!!!
@@BenConsidine I went straight to the beach to try it out! btw I tried reaching out via your website to see about some coaching.
Thanks!
No worries at all, so glad you enjoyed and thanks so much for you support!!!
This is really great
Hey Daniel, super glad it was helpful!!! Stoked
Luv it
Thanks so much 🙏🤙
Thank you very much. You're helping me to learn how to go surfing for the first time. I tried surfing in Cocoa Beach Florida and Long Beach California but I couldn't catch a wave. My nearest water source for waves is the Great Lakes, the Dunes of Indiana namely. I live in the Midwest so my second closest source for waves is Virginia and North Carolina.
Very good explanation...Thx
No worries at all!! Hope it was helpful 🤞🤙🙏
Any tips for when you to close to the nose for a cross step but to far to just move your leg to get the hang 5?
Seriously Beautiful Style. Coming from a 62 year old still surfing decent size stuff. Years In Hawaii. Your moves are very Island Style.
Really really appreciate this 🙏🙏 thanks so much !! Yewww 🤙🤙
Shaka Ben🌊🤙🏼
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this is so useful for someone like me who learned on funboard and these days primarily takes out a short fish. i can't approach the take off the same way. thanks for this tip.
on another note, is there a name for the take off you do at 0:22 mark? like you're taking off "regular" but after you fade you bring the back foot up to resume your normal stance.
No worries at all! Super glad you enjoyed!
I'm pretty sure that's called the reverse dropknee takeoff - feels super weird to start with but a great one to learn! Yewww!
Do you have any additional tips for backside faded take-offs?
This is wonderful information. Thank you so much. I will be trying this out first thing in the morning. What length is your board?
That’s awesome I’m super glad you’ve found it helpful!!
My board is 9’4 🤙🤙🤙 that’s pretty standard for me
Cheers Colin, hope you get some waves, yewww!!!
@@BenConsidine Thanks man! Im loving your videos. Unfortunately the waves were very rough this morning so I didnt get much time to test out your methods. I will be going back tomorrow though so hopefully I can get some solid time in. Thanks man man! Stoked!
what length is your board, approx at 9:00 you are taking off at small mushy waves so easily which im struggling to catch with my 7'6ft board. thanks
I need board I saw your Vedios it's awesome bro..... 🙏
Magnifique
Thanks so much!! 🙏🤙
Hi mate my apologies if this is a silly question but are you using your toes at all to pop up or is that a bad habit to get into? Thankyou
Thanks for the video! Any different subtleties using this takeoff backside?
No worries at all, hope you enjoyed and were able to get something from it!
Yeah absolutely, on your backhand the same principals apply but it is a touch harder applying the weight to your heel and also it's easy to get caught out leaning backwards and arching over which might cause you to fall off, so important to rotate to point your chest in the direction you will be taking off toward, hope this helps!!
@@BenConsidine thank you!
Excellent tip! I learned this in the past then forgot it. I've been having trouble making that first turn really fast, and I think this is the reason. Also, it was good to see how you handle those messy conditions which are the kind of conditions I usually deal with.
Leaving your back foot where it is makes popping up even easier. I can't wait to try the refinements you suggested.
Tip: Say your name. This will let people know how to pronounce it and give you more name recognition. Like "I'm Ben Considine, and this is the Sunday Glide."
Thanks!
Great Video. Ben what do you recommend for board sizing. I've ridden everything from 9'0" to 10'0". Never really found the sweetspot. I"m 6'0" 185lbs. Considering a 9'6" 23" 3 1/8'"
It does depend a fair bit on where you're at. But my general recommendations (like I would use generally for coaching) would be the 9'6-9'8 mark and going a bit wider towards a 23 1/2 I think - where we can find a lot of stability.
Sometimes more importantly though can be things like wide point positioning - anything below the advanced stages I find we're really asissted a lot with a wide point in the middle board or 'pill shaped' board - then wide point back for further advanced progressions potentially later on (this is me not knowing you're ability level though haha) - I hope that somewhat helps!!
Which direction do you look at if you are trying to do a faded take off?
If you are fading left to go right, you look right, and vice versa. The body follows the eyes.
Great video but I'm confused about where to lay on the board. When you're paddling for a wave it seems like you are much closer to the nose, than when you're practicing on land. I'm just a beginner but it seems like I've been laying too far back and the nose "spoons" the wave causing a nosedive before I even pop up. Does that make sense? Thanks!
Toes at the edge of tail
If you’re nosediving, you’re too far forward, not too far back. The board needs to be as flat as possible. Try lying on it in the water and shift your position forward or back. Try to feel when the board is level..then use your eyes to line up with the logo on your board. Now try paddling. Does it feel? Now move back an inch, lining up,again with the logo, and try paddling again. Does it seem slower? Try moving forward and back, then paddling, each time making a mental note of where the logo is. You’ll find the sweet spot eventually.
I seem to be able to tell by what happens when I raise or lower my head. If I’m perfectly in position, then I can keep my head up and paddle in fairly easily. If I’m late, then I’ll lower my head to bring the nose down and extend my reach just that extra bit. If I’m out in front, I’ll arch my back to raise my head even higher, which will also raise the nose of my board. That’s if I’m in the proper position on the board. If I’m too far forward, I’ll dive and slide off the front of the board, which also dives and the corks up into the air. Too far back and I’ll miss the wave because my tail is dragging in the water .
You,can’t uniformly say toes at the back of the board because we don’t know how tall you are, how your weight is distributed and what size or kind of board you’re using. There’s so much variety in how boards are shaped and you have to adapt to them if you’re renting, or get your own.
Don’t compare what he’s doing on land with what he’s doing on water. He’s on a different board.
The drop knee is vital.
100%
On your pop up your pushing off your knees to get up right?
Do I go straight or when you take off do you do where you take off and that's where the take will be?
If I understand correctly you can do both! The angled takeoff is easier and will make it so you angle your board before getting to your feet and therefore reduce the likelihood of nosediving, but the straight takeoff will allow you to stay more critical in the pocket, but will mean nosediving is easier so we need to be quick and popping up/turning in the right place and time. I hope thats somewhat helpful!!! 🙏🤙
Genuine Q: popping up on your board on the hard ground with your fins on…is that not terrible for your board?
Haha definitely, this is on grass though which is very soft, the board thankfully has no damage from it haha!
Do you need to stand on the tip of the board or is that just something cool u can do?
Definitely don't have to! But its a skills called noseriding that underpins a large component of what Longboarding is about - using the whole length of the bigger boards, stepping up and down which is quite different to shortboards where the feet stay fixed for the most part :)
Is it OK to pop up using your toes?
Hey!!! Yes and no haha, ideally, our pop-up is a powerful swing through where the feet don’t touch the board and we actually use our hip flexors and core to pull our legs through, with the knees actually being the last point of contact before the legs swing through. But that’s not to say the toes can’t ever be used. As a coach I see many different people with different starting points, especially with regard to strength and mobility. If the quick pop-up as above isn’t working due to the feet landing too far behind you, or not enough power to complete it, the toes can be a great tool to add more power and spring, and allow us to pull our feet through underneath us. The feet can only used in lingboards however as the short boards don’t allow for foot contact.
I hope that’s helpful 🙏🤙
U pearled u didnt nodedive,knw ur roots
This video is about what NOT to do... and it's NOT helpful... and he shows it using toes....
Did you actually watch the video?
Is it OK to pop up using your toes?
Hey!!! Yes and no haha, ideally, our pop-up is a powerful swing through where the feet don’t touch the board and we actually use our hip flexors and core to pull our legs through, with the knees actually being the last point of contact before the legs swing through. But that’s not to say the toes can’t ever be used. As a coach I see many different people with different starting points, especially with regard to strength and mobility. If the quick pop-up as above isn’t working due to the feet landing too far behind you, or not enough power to complete it, the toes can be a great tool to add more power and spring, and allow us to pull our feet through underneath us. The feet can only used in lingboards however as the short boards don’t allow for foot contact.
I hope that’s helpful 🙏🤙
@@BenConsidine thanks so much Ben. I guess I'm on a 8ft 2 foamie. I assume like a long board I can use the toes. Then maybe with more practice ill strengthen the hip flexor and learn the right way. Thanks again for taking your time to give advice