I’m three months into my surfing journey, finally getting the turn on my long board. I turned and surfed the face of the waves a few times on Sunday. It was exhilarating !!! I sit in the bus on the way to work and watch all your videos. They are a tremendous help. Thanks for all your content!!!
I kick ball strongly with my right foot,but i feel comfortably to positioning my right foot at the front?i feel strongly balance that way. How does this works?? And i have surf almost like 25 years now
This video should help a lot of the "noobs". Three other things it would be helpful to include: 1. How to turtle that big foamie to avoid getting tumbled in the whitewater. 2. How to sit on the tail, looking outward to watch the waves and other surfers, and PIVOT the board around quickly to paddle for a wave. I see so many beginners just lying down facing the beach, unable to see or react to the "traffic " around them - SO dangerous! 3. IMHO you should have mentioned the cardinal rule of safety and etiquette- watching which direction the wave is breaking, and NOT paddling in front of anyone who is coming down the line toward you! (AKA dropping in.) Also, paddling out wide of the peak, and if faced with a surfer riding toward you at close range going BEHIND them under the whitewater. (I help noobs with all of the above almost every time I surf.)
Unreal! Cleared up everything for me. Ive had 2 lessons but this is the clarity i needed! Cant wait to get out there again and try the oreo and pretent i am riding a bike for stability. Will report back! Also i was carrying the board wrong! Doh!
This is a KILLER video! Thank you so much guys for making this tutorial!! I’m self-learning how to surf from UA-cam and by far, this is the best video and best tips 🙌🏽
A really excellent intro to surfing. I am particularly impressed with the separation of catching waves and popping up. Oh and the kettle bell demonstration.
If you are looking for a tropical beach where you can learn surf safely, try Weligama beach in Sri Lanka. Our place is just opposite the best surf spot, looking forward to seeing you 😁
Interesting! Im very ambidextrous depending on the sport. I was taught with a different pop up and was most comfortable goofy, which worked well for me on slow rolling waves. But I’ve been struggling popping up with the fast steep waves where I live in NorCal. With this pop up, I feel better traditional. So I’m gonna give this a go, then figure out if this way is more reliable for me. Then see if I can stick with it! Thank you!! Any further advice for a chick that feels comfortable in both stances would be appreciated. I don’t want to advance to turns and stuff and realize I need to switch back to goofy (for example).
I kick everything with my right leg. But I skate, surf, and snow board goofy footed. Meaning my left leg is back. There is a better way to tell. Use your brain and see which way you are comfortable. I also find it hard to believe you have lived your entire life and never hopped on a skateboard.
Wow. Takes a full 2 minutes before we learn anything. And even then it’s made as confusing as possible. Stop churning out gobble hook. Communication takes thought.
I’m three months into my surfing journey, finally getting the turn on my long board. I turned and surfed the face of the waves a few times on Sunday. It was exhilarating !!!
I sit in the bus on the way to work and watch all your videos. They are a tremendous help.
Thanks for all your content!!!
As for an absolute beginner this video is like a bible. Thank you so much. Super helpful. ❤
I kick ball strongly with my right foot,but i feel comfortably to positioning my right foot at the front?i feel strongly balance that way. How does this works??
And i have surf almost like 25 years now
This video should help a lot of the "noobs". Three other things it would be helpful to include: 1. How to turtle that big foamie to avoid getting tumbled in the whitewater. 2. How to sit on the tail, looking outward to watch the waves and other surfers, and PIVOT the board around quickly to paddle for a wave. I see so many beginners just lying down facing the beach, unable to see or react to the "traffic " around them - SO dangerous! 3. IMHO you should have mentioned the cardinal rule of safety and etiquette- watching which direction the wave is breaking, and NOT paddling in front of anyone who is coming down the line toward you! (AKA dropping in.) Also, paddling out wide of the peak, and if faced with a surfer riding toward you at close range going BEHIND them under the whitewater. (I help noobs with all of the above almost every time I surf.)
Unreal! Cleared up everything for me. Ive had 2 lessons but this is the clarity i needed! Cant wait to get out there again and try the oreo and pretent i am riding a bike for stability. Will report back! Also i was carrying the board wrong! Doh!
Fantastic Brian! We can't wait to hear your improvement!
Just tried surfing for the first time and this was soooooo helpful. Can't wait to paddle back out with this info!
This is a KILLER video! Thank you so much guys for making this tutorial!! I’m self-learning how to surf from UA-cam and by far, this is the best video and best tips 🙌🏽
This is so handy for someone that's been out of the water for years and looking to get back into it.
So i’m kick ball right leg but i’m goofy
mb that’s not so correct test
i have to switch legs?
any ideas pls 🙏🏽
or explanation
I’m wondering this as well
A really excellent intro to surfing. I am particularly impressed with the separation of catching waves and popping up. Oh and the kettle bell demonstration.
Glad you enjoyed it!
surfing for the first time tomorrow! Thanks for the tips!
Okay, this got to be the best tutorial and tips i've ever saw/heard. Thx! Great work!!
Wow, thanks Roel! Highly appreciated.
It,s kool to see yaz in uniform and out in the field...)
We were so stoked to be out there! So many injuries and surgeries were holding us back.
@@ombesurf yea man..seems all the pro surfers are getting back from injuries lately
Best learn to surf video I have seen - and I've seen lots!
Thank you Charles! This means a lot!
Absolutely love this video!!!!!!! Thank you
Sending this video to my mates now !!!
Best beginner tutorial out there - well done !
Wow, thanks! - We really appreciate it.
Super super awesome!!!
If you are looking for a tropical beach where you can learn surf safely, try Weligama beach in Sri Lanka. Our place is just opposite the best surf spot, looking forward to seeing you 😁
Fantastic, all your tips!
Awesome video so well explained with easy to understand concepts. Thank you 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
The bike example really helps thanks!
Good job!!!! Loved it!!!
Thank you!!
Thanks
Interesting! Im very ambidextrous depending on the sport. I was taught with a different pop up and was most comfortable goofy, which worked well for me on slow rolling waves. But I’ve been struggling popping up with the fast steep waves where I live in NorCal. With this pop up, I feel better traditional. So I’m gonna give this a go, then figure out if this way is more reliable for me. Then see if I can stick with it! Thank you!! Any further advice for a chick that feels comfortable in both stances would be appreciated. I don’t want to advance to turns and stuff and realize I need to switch back to goofy (for example).
Ha I’m the same as you! I have been looking for advice on this as well
Amazing. Thank you!
Wow this is so goood!!
Great intro to surfing gents. 👍
Thanks! 👍
Superb video
Cool yeeeeeeaaaahhhhhh!!!!!
I don't know if you have ever seen this but I think it's the essence of the oreo biscuit
ua-cam.com/video/cBMi2yj3CSo/v-deo.html
PIPPA SAYS THANKS HEAPS FOR THE LESSON YO..
Say to Pippa: you're welcome!
Even a kettlebell can catch a wave and I can't.
7:10 lol
I kick everything with my right leg. But I skate, surf, and snow board goofy footed. Meaning my left leg is back. There is a better way to tell. Use your brain and see which way you are comfortable. I also find it hard to believe you have lived your entire life and never hopped on a skateboard.
Wow. Takes a full 2 minutes before we learn anything. And even then it’s made as confusing as possible.
Stop churning out gobble hook.
Communication takes thought.