2 Pros 2 Drop'ins - How to Deal with Them Differently 

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That little pouch between her legs.

Don’t assume it’s a gender thing because we don’t know what they identified as

@@johnslade9358 Lol shut up

​@@johnslade9358 oh...okay...😂 I'm sure that NOTHING to do with it. Lmao

Also known as the Ding Dong drop

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I have noticed that. She didn't really mess up is ride tho.

These are the females that I cut off in lines or purposely walk slow in front of them.

Just like in traffic, girls are always entitled and will never give way…

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Omgn I can’t stop 🤣

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Well... How are they?

@@NathanPaukert Purt. Haven't left the house for weeks.

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also thought it was more him protecting himself from the surfboard then trying to get the guy off the wave

😅 As Debbie gets dropped -in on (yes she still surfs) by her future husband and divorces poor Johnny and takes the kids...which frees him up to surf again!

Women tens to get a different set of rules. But she actually didn't mess up the wave for him.

@@michaelburk9171she totally messed up his roundhouse section

on a scale of 1-10 that's a cool 15 huh? He looks like how I think I surf!!!

Facts when I clicked the video I didn’t expect 💣 💣 to be dropped like that

Wappow!! Lit it up!

Second bloke? It’s the same guy isn’t it?

Oh yea maybe it is. Wasn’t paying much attention to identity.

lol imagine being salty getting burned by a long board logger chick after 7 cutbacks

Oww!! So I doesn’t have anything to do with the peach?? Come on man!!!

Couldn’t of said it better myself.

For real, thats what I thought! Lol. Being a woman really pays sometimes. A dude might have got punched while she probably got taken to dinner later. Lol

Wonder where the conversation went after?

Don’t overthink it! It was a drop in, simple as that!

@@5zimzum No so different. You see in my opinion; Shortboard and longboad Hunni and surfer dude End of wave vs critical section

That’s bc there’s a bunch of crybabies on the big island, especially Hilo side! Made me happy when those punatics lost their surf break, pohoiki.

@@jesussaves33 if you are a newcomer, best you respect the locals. I'm hawaiian and i still respect the local crowd when i go to a new break. It's like going to somebody's house and acting like you own the place. not going to happen.

Try that at Nanakuli🤣🤣! I was born in Kahlihi Valley.🤙👍🌊shoots brahda 🤙

@@rubberducky9925 Westside! I’m not Hawaiian or even live there but I spend time on the westside when I visit. Some good people out that way. Gets a bad rap but that’s sort of good because keeps out all the tourists.

@@ep2223 Us Brazilians surf and do what we want. No worry about a local. Come to Brazil. 🔪🔪

That 1st drop in was so flagrant and aggressive it could have been something personal between those guys.

@@michaelburk9171 perhaps just for the video? But, I've seen this happen a lot. Some people just have no courtesy for others. In most cases, guys like that learn nasty lessons.

@@ep2223 I've experienced that too. Some guys bring a bad attitude in to the line up with them. It's like every wave is theirs and taking one from you counts double. Some spots are much worse than others. I usually avoid those. Still happens from time to time.

@@michaelburk9171 I can tell you've been around. Bro, have a blessed life and peaceful surfing.

Wow you have a negative default frame of mind. Try to avoid assuming critical judgements and seeing if there might be a another decent motive.What helps to do this is if you imagine the person is your brother. 2nd guy was adding to her fun.

No one cares anymore, or the 20 surf schools at each beach forgets teaching how to avoid a beat down for burning someone in the line up.

That scrag knew she was dropping in before she arrives at the beach 🏖️

It's hard if you have a stiff neck!

Ive been to a couple of surf scools but only for short lessons when I began. They never thaught anything about lineups or positionings lol. Probably need a week long surf camp to get all that information or just common sense and interest. As a beginner its really hard. Longboards suck to get out in the lineup and shortboards aren‘t easy as well. So most beginners just go out and chill somewhere in the impact zone to ride on the white water or the waves that rarely come through unbroken. The girl that dropped in on him was already kinda far in and got a nice wave instead of white wash.

If you're a novice and see someone on a wave and you still decide to ride it anyway, you know you're in trouble. it doesn't take a pro to figure it out

Are you implying that the first guy committed assault/battery?

I agree. Try talking to the offender first. I'm pretty forgiving of beginners n novices cause they might not know That guy in the vid look good enough to know better. Still start out polite but no reason to be forgiving

Didn't look like she messed up his wave. He just went around n kept going.

@@michaelburk9171 Yes,but if that was a guy on a longboard, he might've been prone to say something or push him off.Seems he's a better surfer and is not too phased when he gets dropped in on, coz he literally surfs circles around them.

@@superorangeish that guy has serious skills and just surfed around those 2. Probably he's used to behavior like that. You could well be right about if it had been a guy on the long board. It's been my observation that women seem to get a separate set of rules. I'm not as good as that guy. It seems a fading thing. But communicating as the wave comes in can avoid things like that. Just a 'hey hey, going right" is all it can take.

Seems it's never the guy in position that tells party wave.

That’s nasty mate , hope your ok , can fix a ding but ankles take longer to heal .🤙🏻

You got to pay to play amigo

Why the fuck are duckdiving in front of them. Maybe learn how to paddle out and not be in others way. No, no ones gonna care if you're in the wave we all know that that's why we don't paddle in front of their line.

Hopefully you weren't in the way, and still are gainfully employed.

I know it sucks but if you're paddling out it's your responsibility to get out of the way of someone surfing

Agree with you

Oblivious tourist definitely not personal

Just another typical Snapper kook with no idea, there's loads of them out there 🫣

Guy was probably getting revenge

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Dawg has this man’s never seen a wave

I hate to say it, but there ARE some young women who do this on purpose as a strategy to ride more waves. They not only do it to guys, they do it to older female surfers who are more modestly attired! Some of us have seen a pattern of behavior in this. It's not cool at all, and it gives all women surfers a bad rap. Time to call them out on this. Wear what you want, but please be courteous and follow the rules of safety and etiquette. (Also, please take the blinders off and don't spin around immediately to go for the very next wave when you have just paddled back to a crowded lineup.)

The last part of the above comment - about people who take a wave immediately after they paddle back to the lineup- applies to every gender and age.

Dropping in and snaking are two different moves. The easier spots are the most crowded because of the beginners. Do you even surf?

That first guy was well good enough to know better.

Theres only limited good breaks, especially for beginners its really hard to find good waves. They lack knowledge and fitness, so going out alone and looking for a place without people could go wrong very fast. Everybody should try there best and poay by the rules but you need to give some people a little bit of slack. Most people don‘t even wanna surf anymore because its almost impossible to find a wave that is safe and there are so many people that get offended very easily so you can only concentrate on getting out of the way lol.

I wish everyone would think like you do. Its incredlibly hard for beginners and most of the time it‘s an accident. Not neccessary to put a debate on youtube over two drop ins. I know anlot of people that love skateboarding and snowboarding to death and surfing too but dont get a lot of time in the ocean. Some of them wont even get a board and try to get out anymore because its so ruled by the better surfers that get angry so quickly. Its intimmidating. The whole comunnity seems to get more exclusive all the time but there are beginners who really want to learn and have a lot of fun. Not like the basic tourists that rent boards for 2 hours and kill time but have no real interest at all.

@@FFeliXX12 Yes it takes a lot of time and dedication I found. Sort of have to rearrange your life around it a bit. Unless you're lucky enough to be living next to a surf spot you have to go to that surf spot and it's better if it's one that is not so popular. When it becomes very competitive one thing that can help sometimes is you let the guys compete and go deeper and deeper into the wave. Then when they catch it they really can't even get out of there they end up getting closed out on. And so you take the wave a little further down and then just check to look back and see if they actually caught the wave if they did then get off if not then continue And often they didn't catch it and the wave is yours. But some real psychopaths even get angry when you do this so everywhere is different. When traveling it's best to go for offseason because it's way less crowded and there can still be waves but if you're taking the trip and then this is dicey because you may go there and there may be no waves the whole time you're there. I remember surfing in Santa Cruz where I waited until the sun went down and then went surfing so I could not even see the waves really but caught an amazing ride with the moon in front of me. This was on a longboard at cowells. Just stick at it and enjoy... You'll get there

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which one ?