Too many what if’s. I’ll look and lean into it. Eyes lead and body follows

Apologies for the issues. Try Liana@surflab.ai

Looked good mate. When on rail the board cuts through wobble and chop. When you balanced on the board for safety the board bounced a lot. The trick is more rail to rail and less safe surfing

In snow boarding the top of the mountain has highest potential. So you look for the ski lift to take you there. When waves meet resistance the create lift. I look for these and follow that up to the top ie extending and ride down compression.

Great question. The energy in a wave moves in a orbital motion is up and down. Waves also bend around resistance so there are no straight lines ie half pipe. Learning to surf inside of the energy is key.

Looks good and fast. First bottom turn made a lot of speed that shot you onto the shoulder and then you surfed flat as you got a bit lost on the wave. Just repeat the take off and stay in the pocket where the energy lives

Thanks guys

Trust the wave to give you the speed. Surfing safe on the wave in low potential areas ie middle or bottom means you have to compensate using your body to generate speed instead of the wave. More top to bottom would make a huge difference

You want to push the bush when the wave pushes you. So timing is important. It seems you’re ahead of the foam and towards the beach. Angling across works better as you will engage the rail and reduce drag. It works even better going up as it’s somewhat of an extension that makes you lighter.hope this resonates G

Yep good advice