Breezy and quiet. Found a few fine ones. Feeling the difference lately — grateful for everything I’ve learned through OMBE.
Breezy and quiet. Found a few fine ones. Feeling the difference lately — grateful for everything I’ve learned through OMBE.
Si - I think you call it a double concave. Maria, I don't use wax. I hate it melting in the car and sticking to my wetsuit. The front black pad is just a rubber traction mat. The hexagon's are a type of grip and are called RS Pro. Do I slip on this. Sometimes but rarely, certainly not enough to send me back to the wax option.
5 phases of surfing where the line you take reveals your energy signature
Hey all,
Got a few last spots left for Nicaragua with Icah Wilmot.
• March 9-15 → 1 spot left
• March 18-23 → 2 spots left
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A couple from today. I feel like it’s nowhere near as explosive and fast as it felt (says every surfer seeing themselves surf)
Hi all! Hope you are doing well. I was lucky enough to get some footage on my last surf trip. Any feedback or comments would be super appreciated. In particular I find it pretty ticky to generate speed on my backside. Thanks in advance ☺️
I’m absolutely loving the 2 paddle, Oreo biscuit takeoff. Game changer. Thank you! But is there a size / power above which we need to paddle more before we Oreo? For example head high+ reef breaks in the Ments (I’m at HTs, then Playgrounds for several weeks and it’s forecast to get overhead & barreling). Trying to avoid getting overpowered and sucked up the face too much, but maybe you’ll just say “Oreo better mate”
Hey guys! Maybe a silly question- there's a lot of great content- but... how do I figure out where I should start and concentrate on?
This clip is a few months old and maybe too zoomed out to see enough detail, but this type of fall at the end of the wave drives me crazy. Some variation of that fall happens about 50% of the time I go for a cutback/carve. Used to be 100% of the time, so there has definitely been some progress. What's the number one thing to focus on to prevent digging the rail and/or flopping backwards on the cutback? I can see a few things I did wrong in this attempt but what was the biggest issue?
Need to work on my feet at takeoff. They are flailing around all over the place (video linked). With the OB method, are just to my knees on the board? and the idea is to have the weight focused towards as back on the board as poss?
Also - while we are at it, my right/back knee is too outwards, ya?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Vf_fzSKa-p9j6YizoAM1sp74zCyGIvbA/view?usp=sharing