Russell Gow

28 Nov 11:10

Appreciate the advice Clayton. I have some good thinking to practice now relating to head up and looking, line including engaging rail on paddle, feeling the wave and bus stop. Is certainly a habit I need to address. Thanks

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26 Nov 19:46

I’m hearing you Doug. I’ve done 2x knee operations and if 52. Agreed about the Sydney Melbourne differences too. But am still looking to crack the code that gives me the best paddle in and take off so I get the value out of my $10 per wave ….

26 Nov 19:44

Thanks for the feedback, I’ll give it a try…

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26 Nov 07:37

Thanks Graham, I’ll focus on setting my rail and looking down the line…

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25 Nov 19:14

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Try taking your front shoulder over your toe side and your back arm further around to your heel side. As you start to go up the wall throw your front arm up the wall and then begin the rotation of both arms. Ps you are doing ace already and you will soon get the verification in the water as it translates 1 to 1.

25 Nov 18:43

Would be ace to understand shoulder width off the wall. Paddle start point from the indicators for the different sessions. Thanks

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25 Nov 18:41

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Frustrating fun ! In search of help about paddling into waves at the Sydney wave pool. In advanced turns and the tail end of intermediate the draw of the wave results in a wave upon a wave when paddling in. I am catching the top wave (not the bottom one). This creates a step in the wave that I hit then go cartwheeling over the falls. Hopefully the pictures demonstrate this. Am paddling hard, am trying to sit on the right markers. However seem to be failing on 40% of the waves I catch in exactly the same way. Hopefully someone who has experienced this scenario and has a fix is able to share the learnings. Thanks in advance.

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