Clayton Nienaber

Scott Wagenblast makes sense. Safe won’t fix it. Try feel it out

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02 May 12:52

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See how my head is in line with the lip where as yours if high above the lip

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02 May 12:50

Yep it’s because you are on top of the board and trying to pivot of the tail. Standing on the board will feel like centralpetal force it pulling you out of the turn. If you were more on tailor your head lower towards the middle of the wave you would be pulled into the turn.

01 May 02:13

Tiago they will be announced very soon. Drop me you email and I will get you on the short list for the March boat trips

Spot on G

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26 Apr 22:23

You a deep into compression/contraction. This makes you heavy and keeps you low on the wave. There is more potential at the top of the wave. Extension/expansion will get you there. Do the opposite and you will achieve a new line

24 Apr 22:16

It’s where you look. Vertical is up but you look a the safe option of 10 o clock. It’s intrinsic to be safe. Try hold the turns longer and it gets slowly easier

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21 Apr 21:53

It looks good already. On the top turns a straight back would deliver more power through the turns as well as more lift up the waves. It’s also creates more space to see and feel more

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17 Apr 00:27

This is a game changer when you realise there are no straight lines in nature

13 Apr 18:44

Nice closing turn. If you waited for the wave to stand up rather than racing towards the shoulder you could have got more potential to work with on the wave