Graham Marsden

Portsmouth, United Kingdom

Jul 27 at 09:47 PM

Maria Molè  I tried to look at that, but it says "Sorry, this page isn't available. The link you followed may be broken, or the page may have been removed."

Jul 25 at 05:16 AM

Looks good 👍

Don't forget to stack on the front foot, so if you need to adjust your stance it's the back foot that moves 🙂

Jul 24 at 11:33 PM

Libby Stano I'm spending a few days at Croyde Bay in North Devon and in the summer it can get ridiculously crowded.

I went out for a dawnie today and there were only two others out. It will probably be the same this evening after the tourists have gone 👍

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Jul 24 at 02:26 AM

Clayton Nienaber I believe someone said the problem with the old Zoom chats was getting them edited.

I'd be happy to possibly offer my assistance if somebody can let me know what's required.

👍

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Jul 23 at 06:46 PM

Yep, it's working now.

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Jul 23 at 05:13 PM

Yep, same problem.

I wish they'd go back to the old Zoom Lives, they were much better and you could actually explain what was going on and what you needed help with instead of having to put something in the chat and hope it gets seen ☹️

Jul 23 at 02:24 AM

Roxy Susanne Gunther  It's up to you, but some places get a lot more crowded than that 🙁Get out early in the day or late in the evening and you should find it a lot better.

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Jul 20 at 07:04 PM

Libby Stano  The thing about twinnies is that, because you don't have a central fin, if you don't get it on rail, the tail will slide out.This means you have to get that rail engaged or you'll just wipe out.

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Jul 19 at 08:59 PM

Shipping to the UK is liable to be a bit expensive... 🙁

Jul 18 at 06:51 PM

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Good to see you up and riding 👍

I'd say that the first thing you need to work on is your stance as you're very side-on, with your left hand and left foot forward.

This means your knees are pointing in different directions and you bend from the waist.

I'd suggest getting on a surf skate or bosu ball and practice your Neutral Stance with both knees pointing forward, back straight and coffee cup pushed forward so you can compress and extend with the knees.

That should help your balance and give you better control 👍