Cultivating Style
Here’s a question I like answering, but haven’t done so yet in the form of a question video. Press play and get my take on how to have more style.
Here’s a question I like answering, but haven’t done so yet in the form of a question video. Press play and get my take on how to have more style.
Evan hit us up with a question regarding the mechanics of a prone turn. Here’s my answer. Also, I decided the next video for the surf page should be a prone turn video. Will keep you guys updated on that !
Evan is among the group of surfers who can’t always get to the ocean. It’s a difficult circumstance because the best way to improve at surfing, is of course surfing. That being said, I offer a few of my ideas on how to work on your surfing when you’re away from the ocean. Here’s a … Read more
This is a great question. If you heard it once, you’ve heard us say a thousand times “don’t let go of your board!”. But what about when you’re wiping out? Thank you for your thoughtful question, Stephen. Here’s our answers!
CJ asked a question about duck diving. He’s looking for a board with a size/volume that will allow him to duck dive. I take a different route with this question because how big, or how much volume a board has, isn’t the only factor in whether you’ll be able to duck dive it or not. … Read more
Kate wrote in about an injury she’s dealing with. While I’m no expert on matter of the body and healing, I offer some of my stories of dealing with injury and things that have worked for me in the past. P.S. I can’t believe I spelled “injuries” wrong on the title screen of the video. … Read more
And we’re back! Apologies to anyone who came to this page and found the video unavailable. Editing was required to remove sensitive information. Anyway…we’re talking about turns and ways to stop bogging your rails when doing so! Thanks for your question Luke!
Marcos wrote in with a question about board construction, and which type was our favorite. Thanks for your question, Marcos !
Marcos hit me with one of those questions that could have a million different answers. Here’s how I tackled it: