Graham Marsden

Portsmouth, United Kingdom

Dec 14 at 12:56 AM

I wish I could afford to get to one of these... 🙁

Dec 12 at 11:52 AM

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The foam and the power is behind you, but you're racing away from it and looking at the shoulder where there's less energy.

Look back and you'll go there 👍

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Dec 11 at 07:02 AM

I think people have posted sessions on Flow Waves to the Live chats in the past, but I couldn't tell you which ones.

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Dec 10 at 09:21 PM

Due to scheduling problems and Ant moving on to concentrate on his speaking jobs, the Live chats are on hold, but Clay is posting the analysis clips in the Insiders Group.

Dec 08 at 07:36 PM

You may be a bit heavy on the back foot as the tail is buried in the water but the nose is lifted.

Had you been on the front foot you'd probably have thrown way more spray.

But this is the point where you extend and push the shopping trolley towards the foam 👍

Dec 08 at 07:30 PM

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It looks pretty good, but my question would be what were you thinking about doing afterwards as your gaze is down the line instead of at the bottom of the wave where you will be next.

Dec 08 at 10:33 AM

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After... 👍

Dec 08 at 10:32 AM

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Before...

Dec 06 at 07:50 AM

John Kuras  Fair enough, I saw the board apparently shooting upwards which is usually a sign of being back foot heavy. It's difficult to see the exact shape of the bowl from a single video point of view eg I'm not sure of the exact layout of the section where you do your second turn.  Maybe you could give us a quick walk around of it so we can see the layout properly?

Dec 06 at 03:21 AM

John Kuras  Your first turn is looking better, although you seem to be flinging your arms around a bit, trying to force the turn, instead of going with the board.On the second, I think you're letting your weight sit back on your rear foot which is what is causing you to lose the board as you go up.Did you try the other end of the bowl?