Clayton Nienaber

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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23 Jan 16:17

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23 Jan 16:16

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23 Jan 16:13

Hi Bruce. We have been work g on new videos from the end of last year. Done some testing and are going back to the drawing board to make them better

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I meant as a surfer do you have the skill set to tap into more of it so it looks effortless

18 Jan 09:43

Ideally you want to be positioned in the low pressure zone. Ie middle to get access to more energy.

15 Jan 19:53

Work on you extension getting back up the wave and keep redoing the take off section

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15 Jan 16:31

Rail bog can be tension stiff arm and staring at a spot on the wave rather than the whole line through the turn

15 Jan 15:07

A little side on that make you heavy on the back foot. You can see the nose lifting and bouncing causes drag and slowing you down