Saw the writing on the wall when Ant left. Then OMBE turned into surflab which was just reselling the same info in a shiny new package, no real new content to speak of. No member video reviews, nothing.Now Clayton is gone. Glad I ended my membership but sorry to see OMBE go. It actually helped me a lot also helped me find a new love in skateboarding/Surf skating. Hope surfstrengthcoach doesn't disappear too. He will now be the go to information source moving forward. Bye community. It's been a fun few years, thanks for all the help. It really did make all the difference.

I don't know about anyone else but when I click link it says video is private and won't let me watch.

Graham well as the other comment mentions on that particular wave you may just be too far back on the board in general to pull it off. While your foot should be on the tail pad for turning, it does not always stay there. I have the same issue, LOCATION, that you do. I ride small gutless slop all day too. When I'm playing around on my kids 7' micj fanning soft top, my feet (including back foot) are much further forward away from the tail. It allows the board to plain more, therefore generating more speed, and thus making the stacking easier.

If you have a bosu ball practice your stance on that with the idea that you need to move your back foot forward and backward freely. On a bosu with no forward momentum it will be more difficult to stack solely on the front foot, so hold onto a chair back or counter top and practice only being over that front leg and moving your back foot forward and backward while still maintaining the stacked front leg.

Picking up the back foot for added emphasis, which you should be able to do on a board to move around. I've been skateboarding a lot recently, and trying to learn Ollie's and shut it, so it's a lot of jumping off your board and landing on the front foot, so when I'm not stacked or stacked on the back foot the board wants to shoot out in front of me. You can practice on a deck with no wheels just doing little hippie jumps and try landing with only the front foot down keeping your back foot up, if you can't do that than you are probably not stacked correctly over the front.

Gotta push the bush as Clayton likes to say. First pic definitely seems back foot, based on nose of board angle and how your hips are sitting. Gotta get those hips pushed forward over the front knee. I tried taking some pictures to show better, and of course this is just my interpretation, so take it at what it's worth.

Only let's me post 1 pic so I'll add 2 more replies with others. Hope it helps.

Scott Wagenblast they are building the same one right here in myrtle. Final approval was a few months ago. Just waiting to get in line for my lifetime pass.