Surf Simply's Quick Tips: Leading Arm Placement 

Great to hear JPC!

Mine too!

Enjoy and report back!

I went this morning too and my balance and control definitely increased👌🏼

Coming soon!

​@@SurfSimply Unreal, looking forward to it!

Thanks Not The Real McCoy!

You are so welcome!

You bet!

Haha yes John John is in the superhuman category! Thanks for watching Vladimir

Thanks for making these videos! Technical, based on physics of the process and without pseudo spiritual nonsense like "vision" and "compression/extension". I wish I found your channel when I was starting up. Please keep it up!! Good luck with everything!!

Fun fact. That was actually a track which Ru made in his bedroom as a teenager by slowing down some old Aretha Franklin records and mixing them together in Cubase.

Glad you think so!

@@SurfSimply Mahalo bro

Well it could be that there isn't enough weight on the inside rail and so you have no grip, kind of like being on edge on a snowboard, or slipping when flat. The other option is that perhaps you're stood too tall and we simply are losing balance from our heavy and high shoulders pulling us down. Or a combination of the too. Focus on either and come back to us with some data! Thanks for watching K Rule!

@@SurfSimply I think staying lower will definitely serve me well. I'll get back to you with results. Thanks for the response!

Thanks for sharing, I'm from Skegness on the east coast of England so I'm familiar with the North Sea surf that Belgium and the Netherlands get!

@@SurfSimply hey Ru, thanks for your message man. Maybe you can help me out with a question on fin sizes, since you know the surf in the North Sea? I've been watching a surf Simply video with Harry today where he talks about fin sizes. I've been learning a lot about fins lately, but it's still so much info to process. I'm using 3,5inch now on my waveski, a thruster, all same size. But I wonder if that size is not too big. My weight is only 60kg, I'm only 175cm. I still have a lot to learn, but I would like to describe my style of surfing (or at least what I'm aiming to) as freestyle. I love to make figures, sharp, radical turns. And I definitely want to reach the level that I can make airs (again, still have a lot to learn) . But as you know, waves can have a good size here, but many times they have a lack of power.. Any suggestions on fin size? Thanks man, I'm a big fan since I discovered your whiteboard wednesdays 3 years ago and you're a big inspiration for the tutorials on my RU-vid channel✌️

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This is excellent. Thank you.

This suggestion is definitely a theme in the comments this week! Haha