Hey My name is Koko, I'm pretty new to OMBE and was shopping around BOSU ball. I found 2 BOSU ball in my new gym Palm Beach aquatic centre. If anyone use the gym (or any gym have BOSU? I don't know) please join me to practice!
Hey My name is Koko, I'm pretty new to OMBE and was shopping around BOSU ball. I found 2 BOSU ball in my new gym Palm Beach aquatic centre. If anyone use the gym (or any gym have BOSU? I don't know) please join me to practice!
Mark Hind Pick your targets closer to the waves energy. Your body is rushing the turnds faster than the board can travel through the turn which is canceling out energy. Timing your body with the turning circle of the board will create constructive energy and more speed and power.
Hello guys, I'm Álvaro from Peru, and I started learning to surf 8 months ago. I usually surfed twice a month, but now I'm in the Gold Coast practicing three times a week. However, I'm struggling to improve.
I think I'm pretty bad, and maybe I can't get better because I'm using this board to practice. The reason is that my car is a Suzuki Alto, a small one, so I can't bring my other board, which is a 6'10"—though maybe it's still not long enough. Anyway, I'm not sure how to improve with what I have since I can't make any changes for now. I'm living in Surfers Paradise. Do you have any suggestions on how to get better using this board?
P.S. If anyone is living near Surfers or in the Gold Coast, is also learning, or wants a Padawan, let's connect! 🤙🏻
#hugh Eyes on the prize and coffee cup. Pass the coffee
#nicholas Water flows up and down and so should you. Follow the flow of water. Toomuch compression can stifel that energy movement.
Hi Jeremy, appreciate the support. Thanks! Greetings Dennis
Clayton Nienaber I am starting to hit my forehand carves with more consistency and I think the biggest change has been going for the turn early in the wave... take off, bottom turn, forehand carve... versus trimming down the line building speed and trying to cut back from the shoulder of the wave.
I almost always bog the rail when initiating the cutback on the flatter shoulder, but this is much less of an issue when carving more in the pocket.
Does turning in the steeper part of the wave make it less likely to bog the rail since there is less water in the way?
Waves at China east coast, beach break, anyone can give me a dignosis?
Hello everyone :) happy to start my Journey here
Line 1: Lesson 4 |The Break...