How To Surf Like Advanced Surfers | 5 Things You Need To Know

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‪@TheSurfersJourney‬ breaks down 5 key skills that surfers need to develop and refine in order to reach an advanced level.
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26 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 12

@HowtoRip 3 года назад

Level up!

@kylewattssurfing3266 9 месяцев назад

Yeeeeeeeaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!

@middleagedshred 3 года назад

Always good stuff man..Some ideas on low impact keeping up and improving lung capacity and cardio during flat spells would be kool..theres always room for more improve your popup videos..)

@TheSurfersJourney 3 года назад

Sounds good, thanks for the ideas, always appreciated :)

@EmillyYT123 3 года назад

Can you possibly do a video talking about the switch from a beginner foamy to a hard short board? I know you’ve done great videos about this but specifically the changes the surfer will experience when on a short board for the first time? This would be awesome if you could 👍🏼

@TheSurfersJourney 3 года назад

Hey Em, great idea thank you. I will put something together soon :)

@inFAMOUSBeatsGFx 3 года назад

Awesome content and surfing, dude! Could you please use a wider angle and tilt the GoPro upwards a little? I think that would give even more perspective and make for top-notch POV footy 🔥⚡👍

@TheSurfersJourney 3 года назад

Thanks for the feedback and suggestion, I will look into it!

@RadioMuzak 3 года назад

Great Video, as usual! Why using a larger board? To have more speed?

@TheSurfersJourney 3 года назад

Lengthening a board and going thinner, in width and thickness, and adding more rocker, all contribute to making a surfboard more responsive and able to control speed. High performance shortboards aren't designed to generate speed easily for you, like a fish or mid length...Also you sacrifice some ease of paddling, as they generally aren't as buoyant. You absolutely don't have to go this way to progress, but they are designed for high performance surfing if that is what a surfer is striving for :)