Roxy, I assume that by 'adulting' you mean you have had to behave like an adult. All this surfing, surfskating leaves me feeling like an adolescent again, which would be fine, if only I weren't be compelled to buy so many Converse High Top sneekers. 

I think it has become more confusing since the Live Feedback session. More people are posting which is fantastic, I'm so glad Clayton made reference to the group, but I am finding it more difficult to follow things

So Graham When I left my last message I went back to what my phone said was insiders I scrolled down and there were loads of video’s I hadn’t seen Some said it was posted 3 months ago So I have no idea

Yes Graham I seem to find posts on my phone that aren’t on my desktop? It takes forever to find someone’s post if I am going back for a second look at a video or something they have suggested to me. I only found this because I went to the community site not the insiders site

Hi Luke, I am a beginner and I was wondering that myself. I tend to bend from my hips rather than my knees and when I try to squat in an upright position, weight on my left leg - Yyyyouuch! My right leg seems much more competent/trustworthy than my left. All the best and welcome

All I can say is you’re very good Well done

Hang in there Haydn

Thats a board for two

Maria MolèClosest is Manly Beach (South Steyne) Don't go there often. It is really long,  the middle is called North Steyne I go there quite a bit,  the most northern end is Queenscliff. The Manly end faces Northeast, Queenscliff a bit more south east. Next is Freshwater facing south then Curl Curl, also south facing.

As a teenager, thought I was going to drown at Curl Curl once. I have had the heebee jeebees ever since. I have to get used to it because it offers the longest wave ride. 

I hate the cold but love the winter surf here, the wind is offshore and the water is crystal clear. Manly is beautifully protected from the south and west. I used to take the kids there as toddlers. They could run round in next to nothing,  you could almost believe is was summer.

What did you think of Clayton's message? Maybe we are all too pedantic and true we aren't all going to fit the same mould or Clayton's mould.

Rubber - very restrictive but improving all the time. I stumbled upon an O'niell 1mm top end of summer. Never worn anything so comfortable. I now have 2 O'niell steamers. Yes restrictive but not as bad as my Patagonia. But it doesn't get as cold for us here. The max I am likely to need is 3/4mm and I feel the cold. I can't even imagine how cold it gets there. I can't even imagine how you all live through blizzards etc.