OMBE Surf

Exciting Changes Ahead! 🌊We’ve restructured our footage review process to make it more beneficial for everyone. While live sessions will be on pause as we adapt to new dynamics with our two candidates, we’re thrilled to announce a fresh approach: your submissions will now be reviewed and shared here in the community!Here’s why we’re embracing this new method:✔️More Engagement: Posting reviews here encourages interaction and brings our quieter members into the conversation. Lives were limiting, as only those free at the time could participate.✔️Flexibility for Clay: With a packed schedule of retreats next year, this setup allows Clay to review submissions remotely during his downtime—ensuring faster and more consistent feedback.✔️Easier Access: Every review and takeaway will be visible to everyone, making it simpler to learn and improve without sifting through past live sessions.✔️Focused Feedback: This organized system will help you concentrate on specific areas to improve.🔔 A few reminders: • Submit one video at a time to give everyone a fair chance for feedback. • Avoid submitting distant or surf-cam footage—Clay needs clear visuals to provide effective, actionable advice.We can’t thank you enough for your support, patience, and understanding as we work through these changes together. Your willingness to adapt and grow with us means the world, and we’re so appreciative of this amazing community. 🙏P.S. I’ve added a Google sheet in the comments for tracking your submissions. If you’d like your older footage skipped, simply select “Y” in column F. This will indicate you’re uploading newer training footage. If you select “N,” Clay will proceed with reviewing your current submission. Let us know if you have any questions!

A wise horseman has been known to say 'Practice does not make perfect' - 'Only perfect practice make perfect'.
This is a video of me practicing at improving my practice.
The movements are uneditted. I am aware that I am not always looking where I am going because today I am
finding my right leg does not want to track through/forward straight. It is wanting to externally rotate which
pushes my knee out to the side. There could well be a couple of reasons for this. I've just been for a surf and
I am tired or I may need to release some tension in my glutes or somewhere else in my body (l mean that
literally - there could be tightness anywhere - in my foot, calf, thigh, mid back etc). I also lift my back leg once
I am standing, trying to teach myself to adjust my weight forward once up. I am a body nerd. I like to break
movements right down and practice them incrementally. Interesting for me, boring for everyone else.
I don't know if these show enough of the forward momentum you were talking about Maria, let me know and
I can post the images you have seen.
https://studio.youtube.com/video/AcZytR7IEuA/edit