4 Ways To Improve Your Small Wave Surfing
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
- Surfing small waves can be hard and frustrating, but there is much to gain from spending time surfing smaller waves. Today Ryan shares 4 WAYS that you can improve your surfing in small waves. As a bonus, these skills will translate to all other wave types!
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1. Do a comprehensive analysis of fin types, combinations, sizes, pro and cons and the general science behind them.
2. I dare you to do a video on potential surf locations in SA :-)
Sounds good Kieran, thanks for the feedback. Ha I will pass on option 2!
The fin video sounds awesome, please do make one on fins! I'm buying a five box board soon and I don't know what setup I should go with!
Video is right on time hahaha Sydney has some little tiny waves at the moment ! Cheers for all the tips
Not a bad time with the beaches closed!
Another informative and well thought out instruction video. Love this channel!!
Thanks for your support Rick, always more coming!
Thank you so much for making vids in Corona Time!🔥✌️🏄♂️Could you also make a vid how to learn different maneuvers on a surfttrainer...?👍👋
Thanks LeLe! Sounds good :)
So much detail in these videos thank you!! You guys have filled a huge void in the surfing videos on UA-cam.
Thanks for your feedback and support Ryan!
great video! what i miss in all the surfing tutorial videos - and also all surf videos for that matter - are some core surf techniques that are hightly underrated but are a must know: basic getting out there, whats the inside and its advantages (quicker waves, better for learning tircks), how to protect yourself when going over the falls, how to get out of a wave after ridding, paddling to get in a wave, paddle to get out and its differences. how read the waves, the timing, the sets...tricks to untangle a leash, proper paddling posture, board positioning under the body (sometimes we must center differently when paddling out and paddling to catch wave...) pretty much this basic stuff, i guess would very nice for beginners and intermediate surfers.
*Video idea:* Terminology is often something that mystifies people in the beginning or when they start doing something new like surfing and being armed with a little knowledge and understanding about it can go a long way in peoples confidence when trying to do something new. Perhaps a video that goes over all (or at least the stuff a beginner would need) the terminology in surfing such as words describing the waves (eg. "Fat", "Section"), maneuvers, etc etc. Not sure if this channel already has a video like that, but just thought I'd throw this one in the hat 🤙🏼
Great idea, thank you!
love it, thanks guys
Thanks Nath
Hi from Brazil 🇧🇷😄. Thank you for the tips, loved it!
Hey Maira, thanks for watching all the way from Brazil :)
thanks. excellent as always
Thanks Bruno!
wonderful video as always, thanks guys!, is it possible to see in a video an explanation of the pressure exerted by the toes/ankles in the inner or outside rail on different maneuvers?
Thanks Gonzalo, can do!
dude that was pretty smart advice.
thank ya
Thanks for watching Dimitris!
Can y'all do a video on how to surf Shipstern Bluff? I just started surfing a week ago and I have a Costco Wavestorm, I think I'm basically ready at this point though!
Is this a joke
Great! Always small waves at my home spot. Are there some tips for improving in closed out waves? Thx!
Yeah absolutely, good idea!
Thank you awesome awesome awesome period....
Cheers Kyle!
@@HowtoRip Cool, thxxxx dude...
I live on the gulf of mexico so every wave is a small wave so this really helps.
Glad it helped Lucas!
felt this lol - glad to see another gulf coast surfer out here
a video on beginner groms, boards to get etc Cheers
Noted!
I usually use my 5'8 twin fin in times of small waves. Do you like twin fin? What's your comment on twin fins? Thank you!
I love twin fins. If you enjoy surfing yours then stick with it, but if you have the chance to mix it up, try a quad or thruster and see how they go!
G'day guys, since surfing is banned where I am down at Cape Woolamai, can you do a video on some exercises you can do at home to help with flexibility when surfing?
Can do James, hopefully you can surf again soon
these such good longboarding waves holy shit
Is 7ft with 72l volum is good for starting out and surfing tiny waves???
You would catch everything on that Matiss!
I surf small waves only with my Al Merrick Pod 6’8” 21 3/4” and 3”. Not sure what the volume is, it’s not written on it.
That is a great board, fantastic in small waves!
If you watch the old Marui pro in Japan elko against curren in the finals looks like this guy flash backs
👌👌👍
Great video mate. You are surfing that board really nice. That's a relatively small board for you size (especially for fish/ small wave board). You make it work great and the video explains it really well how manage this. Do you like to ride higher volume boards too? A video on mixing up volumes for the more advanced surfer could be interesting, I mix it up alot.... cheers from the UK
Thanks for the feedback Thomas. I don't personally mix up volume a great deal, perhaps I should! How are you mixing things up with volume?
@@HowtoRip I can vary volumes up to maybe 8 litres. Sometimes I increase volume when I know il be riding a left (my backhand) for more flow. Frontside pumping you get more instant speed. I find extra volume really helps backside linking turns. I will increase volume to get into heavier waves early. I like the feeling of displacing more water on a bigger board and drawing out turns more.
Il go to my lower volume to mix things up and try more progressive turns all the time too. I think there is quite alot to be said about board design and how you match your own approach and style accordingly. I think your video does explain that well too at the start.
What do you mean Summer's coming up? We're heading into winter in Australia now, I thought you were from around Sydney?
Summer for the states Jacko
@@HowtoRip so you moved to the US? 😊
where's ur friend, didn't seen him in a while.
You talk about the seaside but you show pic of go fish twin.. A beet confusing those who don't know both of them. I have also the 5'2 seaside. Definitely quiver killer small medium mushi wave. Thanks for the video
True, but the footage of the go fish still shows a similar outline of boards that go well in small waves. The video isn't about the seaside anyway, just saying that style of board works for me and others in smaller waves. Thanks for the feedback Oshri!
Brooo you call theese small im from ireland and we dont get waves like these often
I thought Ireland waves were one of Europe’s best?
@@bv701 You see the problem here? :D
So mediterranean surf?
Sounds good Rodolfo
How to Rip No it isn’t . Not fun the mediterranean surf.
uhhh summertime coming up?what? which hemisphere you talking about
Mate it’s Autumn
In some countries Summer is coming...
True
Damn this virus 🦠
A horrible time for the world Morgone
@@HowtoRip gonna have to go back to square one when I get back in the water :(
So is that a fish please be specific
Is it a hybrid Fish or what kind is it please help 😀
The seaside is more of a hybrid / high performance fish, and the gofish is more like a traditional fish
How to Rip what kind of fish should I get
I’m 5”9. 170lbs
I prefer High Buoyancy
Guy surfs like elko
I will have to check it out Shane!
analysis of professionals surfing heats or free surfing . they surf , you analyze them . just an idea .
Great idea Luis, thanks!
and those are not even "small waves". I've been surfing knee high mushy short lived waves. But I keep going.
Lol those waves werent that small. For some people thats average. Still good video tho.
Thanks Connor, yeah for sure. The techniques will still help in smaller waves than what I was surfing :)
Those waves are not slow or mushy
One way to improve your small wave surfing: Ride a log. 😂
Certainly helps get that wave count up!
please just dont be a wave hog, there's 30 people inside of you that would like a shot at those waves