Clayton Nienaber

Best of luck Master G

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07 Feb 16:00

Take the time to adjust after the pop up. It makes all the difference

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07 Feb 08:06

Yep the lip was there waiting but you struggle to see it. Square up the shoulders and you will see more of the waves potential. Next change your line. You look towards the end of the wave or the safe shoulder instead of the top were you can go to get more speed. See the line , change the line

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Thanks Rob. Taken years to see it that way

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06 Feb 11:59

Looks like you compress hard but don’t go up. Up is potential energy. The top is the ability to turn that potential into another good line down ie speed. Problem lies in the bottom and it’s the extension

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05 Feb 10:57

Graham was on point. I’ll add to which your focus is more on your body than the wave. Like trying to peddle a bicycle rather than freewheeling down hill. Pay attention to the wave. It will give you want you need

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Excellent G.

john austin yep there is no signal to your board to go back down the wave.

02 Feb 06:49

It was good set up but you hit it flat so there is no acceleration out of the turn and you get hung up in the lip. Focus on the line out of the turn that is the same as your take off line. Finish the turn off your front foot that is the same as your take off stance

23 Jan 16:18

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