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Especially given that there is literally fuck all around that area for 30-60 minutes. God bless their souls though because I live somewhere else in Central America and the waves are better and the crowds are lesser.

Especially if they keep publishing videos about the places.

Come to Oregon to. Catch some gnarly surf with max 20 ppl

I think its a shame Kale names these breaks for his audience - only makes it worse and i doubt he'd do the same for his local spots

This spots been blown up. Its one of the most popular spot in Nica. Obviously not a secret

Thanks so much!

Doing your best to get through the back of it helps and diving through the back as early as possible helped me. Sucks if the waves too big though because then you’re going over the falls after you jump through. You’re never going to 100% be sure of yourself being safe in a barrel wipeout the waves folding over on you.

Yes, Kale if you can do a video showing how to properly fall in a barrel, or punching through the back, that would be amazing. What would be even better is if someone could take video underwater of you falling in a barrel to see what you do with your body when that happens 🤙🏼

Priority number one is to fall away from your board

Stop being selfish. Did you ask the local community if they don't want the tourist dollars that surf tourism brings? Or are you just assuming what you want is universal? You don't have ANY right to ANY spot. Simple as that.

So stop naming names?

@@doublestrokeroll Nothing to do with me. At the request of the local surf crew (not camps ran by expats, but citizens). They expressed a candid frustration with travelers from the states, Aus, and Brazil blowing the area out. All visitors are obligated to help manage crowds 👍 but I might encourage you to stop being self-righteous lol…

@@KalesBroccoli You can name names… just not places 🤙Appreciate your content.. simply reiterating the importance of discretion

@@justinjackman7044 See right there you expose your bias. When I said locals all you think about is the "local surfers". What about the hotel and guest house owners? What about the restaurateurs? Transportation rental places? You think they like the fact people aren't coming? F.. the local surf crew. They don't own the waves and they have NO MORE RIGHT to waves than anyone else. I don't have anymore right to the waves at my local spot than anyone else, from anywhere else. This attitude is a fucking joke. You talk about me being self-righteous with a straight face...lol....unbelievable. Talk about projection. He can name any place he wants because naming spots is NOT wrong. One more time. NOBODY has an exclusive right to any public surf spot. End of discussion. Get off your high horse.

SO INTENSE

Right on!

Lol communication is key and he was very friendly about it

Saw that too, I think we all get into frenzy mode especially when you’re on fire. Glad it was friendly.

Yes. He does. Stop being selfish and understand that whole communities benefit from the dollars surf tourists will bring in. It's not just about you. You don't own spots. They're not "yours". EVEN if you're a local. So fucking sick of this attitude.

Is this a secret?

Dude. Come on... Whether or not a spot is a secret is not an honest way for you to justify to yourself the naming of it

@@zacdolling No "justification" is necessary. Naming spots is not wrong.

Every surf vlogger names spots, pros too. Nothing is hidden anymore. 15-20 years ago it was much different but nowadays Fuhgettaboutit

Deffo mouth

@@ETYSURF thank for your reply. Do you know if the mouth piece has a cord attached around you in case you drop it?

@@stuartgaylor2420certain companies make straps that attach to your arm in case you drop in

Mouth :)

Board update coming soon!

Lol

Because he got the last wave and paddle back out and was trying to skip the priority

Lucky he wasn’t a local then… 😂

Just because you’re “in the spot” or deeper, doesn’t mean you should go. Be aware of others and how much you’re taking. We get conditioned to this mindset that if you are deeper you have the right to go. That’s not the case if you just got one. This is tough when it’s inconsistent. Take turns and don’t be overly aggressive trying to catch every wave just because you can. And don’t get mad if youre visiting and a local is taking more than their fair share. That’s just how it works

It’s called back paddling. He paddled around Kale to set himself up in a deeper position.

Not my position to comment I don’t have enough context