Hey guys! So I’m looking more at the wave now which is opening me up more than last time I posted! There’s things I know I need to work on .. 1. getting back foot on tail pad (not in front of it like I’m doing) 2. Relax more 😆3. Try to get faster feet on the pop up and of course try not to hunch and have better posture overall.. for my next session I might just try to focus on one thing though and was wondering what would be the next biggest priority.. I have been prioritising looking at the wave and relaxing as much as possible and dont want to stop doing that want but feel I can maybe squeeze in one more thing now, my instinct is telling me to focus on getting that back foot to land on the track pad, but any suggestions or tips are greatly appreciated 🙏🙏🥰🥰

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Hello, I hope everyone is doing well. What part of the wave should I look at when popping up backside? When I look down the line I tend to outrun the wave. When I look at the bottom of the wave I get hung up. I can’t drop in backside and look at the top of the wave so I’m not sure what to look at. Thanks for any advice.

Have a chance to record my front & back side turn on ramp, how can I make it smoother & the head over bum method... Thanks in advance...

So I turn, hold it longer than usual, come back around and…..no speed. Where did I go wrong?

Heyooo 👋 anyone in Nicaragua in upcoming 2 months? 😁

These clips are several months apart and I probably averaged one or two sessions a week over that time frame.  Usually end up getting a couple turns/attempt per session, so maybe the equivilant of three or four wave pool sessions.  Hoping to get to one in the fall and speed up the learning curve.

Still looks like I am folding forward too much going into the turn, but I've been working on actively moving my right arm out of the way rather than letting it hang in place.  This has allowed me to look back at the wave more freely, and I think the board really follows where you look. Practicing on the surfskate has helped.

Pre-OMBE I would have bolted down the line on both of these waves. Changing my line has helped get the turn count up in these short beach break waves.

Chipping away at it. 

First time in a skate park in about 15 years!

Just got my surfskate last week, and had a chance this morning to try compressing/extending through some of the little transition features. Kept things small, slow, and mellow as I didn’t have protective gear and wanted to ease into things, but it felt really good to start feeling things out.

Any obvious problem areas to think about going forward? Front-on enough? I know I botched the end of one of the turns pretty badly: just kind of folded at the hip and lost speed instead of getting a good pump out of the bottom.