Stand up with your back straight, bend at the knees and get your weight more on the front foot.

Cut out a piece of cardboard that is roughly the width of your surfboard and also the length of where your foot placing would be. Then practice your walk up on that. You can also draw a line across the back to indicate the size of your foot pad so when you walk up you adjust to step into that space. This will build muscle memory over time for you placement and walk up, and repeating the cobra pose will help create more mobility over time. Take your time when doing this... Slow will equal smooth and smooth will equal fast in the long run.

When you have your walk up sorted you can then use the same cardboard to practice the cardboard slide which is a speed generation exercise. 

Hadyn Wood Really? I am surprised, I would have thought they could have done something... I have had a nose break (a few inches less mind you) that was fixed and looks like new...ish... lol. Post it to J-bay 😜

You got a good back up plan though... Hope you're able to do something with it.

If you follow the advice from Graham you will find the advice from Michiel easier to do and your body will move like Nicolas mentions.

Well done on going back for more after the first attempts... Paid off after those badass drops 😁

Hadyn Wood Surely that can be fixed? Is it possible to have it fixed up. I am sure by now you have taken to someone? 

Got a smooth style there, looks good. My one thing. Open you arms on the turns more, especially your right arm... It gets in the way at times.

Great advice already... All I will add is, relax and don't be so eager to finish the wave... Not sure how long you wait for waves, take your time with them.

Ai no... That's heart breaking! 😢

That is lovely to watch... Awesome how he coaches and corrects on the wave... Only thing missing is a coffee cup 😉