Nice!

I think you could maybe have gone a little more top to bottom on the first top turn and held it a bit more before rebounding off the foam, but I'd have been very happy if I'd managed half as good as that 👍

I agree with Michiel, keep the coffee cup arm (back arm) up and forward, then pass the coffee to where you want to go.

Looking pretty smooth 👍

Yep, I'm having the same problem.

This has happened before, it's a glitch in OMBE's settings.

I don't know if Cath Gito is the best person to contact, but if not, hopefully she'll pass the message on.

Clayton Nienaber Whilst I (and, I'm sure, others) liked the Live chats, I think the in-app reviews are a great idea, because it lets you do them whenever you've got a few minutes free, rather than on a set schedule.

I just hope you can fix the problem of your replies getting chopped off in the middle of a wo... ☹️

Michiel van Gerven I think auto cucumber got into your last reply, I presume you meant "skating" rather than "sharing" 🙃

Get a surf skate (the Carver Triton range are reasonably priced and have the CX trucks which Clayton recommends) and practice in a bowl.

That way you don't have to worry about catching waves etc, you can just get used to lifting your elbows and twisting to look where you want to go 👍

That looks pretty good, you're nice and relaxed and using a fair bit of the wave.

I'd suggest looking at Clayton's "Four lines" videos and start bringing your arms up to help you go more top to bottom.

Lovely wave too, where is it?

Kerry Lynn Robbert Another suggestion: Try moving your hands further back so instead of pushing up with them eg under your shoulders, they're down towards the bottom of your rib cage which may help you get more height.

What works for me is that, as I push up on my front leg's knee, I stretch the back leg horizontally straight out behind me which helps me raise my hips.Then I drive the back knee forwards as if I'm trying to hit the centre of my chest before bringing my front foot into place and completing the walk up.

Clayton Nienaber damn, that's a shame, Ant was a perfect foil for your teaching, asking the questions that he knew OMBE members would want the answers to and teasing those Golden Nuggets out of your brain.

Anthony Laye I hope you'll still be able to contribute to OMBE, but best wishes and best waves to you for the future 🤙