Clayton N.

31 May 19:00

G you have improved so much and your style looks great. Unfortunately geography is not your friend. By that I mean you surf on really poor low potential waves that don’t help contribute to good surfing. Don’t beat yourself up. If you could invest in a trip to better waves you would see a significant difference

31 May 08:02

Super inspiring to surf more efficiently

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Haha. It’s like having models up on stage. They are all beautiful but they have vastly different personalities

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Excellent feedback G

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29 May 10:24

Hi Shauni

You looked good on the videos. Here what I noticed. There is not a lot of awareness of where you are on the wave. Ie where is the lip , where is the foam, where is the bottom of the wave and where am I on the wave. Good positioning means good potential. Poor positioning means low potential for good turns. Fix this and the rest will slowly fall into place

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26 May 15:36

You are trying to survive the ride and not fall so your body is locked up. Relax stand taller and look around so you know where you are on the wave. Next is feel what the wave is offering and move with it.

21 May 17:39

I was only able to view it once. You stand on top of the board which makes it hard for the board to do anything. You need to go rail to rail. That means toe edge to heel edge or moving your head from rail to rail like you would on a bike to initiate turning.

21 May 07:10

Damn. Sorry to hear it mate!

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21 May 07:10

I love this

21 May 07:09

Nice one. It’s daunting but you showed up! Energy takes the path of least resistance. Do less. Less compression as it makes you heavier. Don’t rush as you need to travel distance while turning. Find the flow and rhythm of the turns. It’s not effort but efficiency that’s the key. Good luck