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The quickest & most popular take off technique amongst advanced surfers.
Find a take off that works for you. Discover 4 pop up techniques, learn about their advantages and disadvantages.
If you struggle to draw your line on the backside, here are 3 technical aspects you can fix.
Welcome to the Mentawai islands. An intermediate only surf coaching retreat on some of the best waves on earth.
Surfboard Shaper Thomas Bexon of Thomas Surfboards discusses with us how you should be choosing your next surfboard and why the shape affects your surf progression.
Our surf coach, Franco Rivas, shares his wisdom on one of the most necessary surfing maneuvers, the bottom turn. Learn the common mistakes and his advice on advancing your practice.
Learn to sink your surfboard underwater and dive under waves. Waste less energy passing the break, keeping your paddle power to catch more waves.
How to pick a surfboard that’s right for me? Learn the different characteristics of the main surfboard types to choose the proper surfboard for your level.
Concaves, Convexes or Flats? Understand what it means to your performance and the different types of surfing conditions they excel in.
Learn the basics of the surf stance and surf better, with more style! With proper technique, you will accelerate, slow down & turn your surfboard properly.
Get back to the most powerful, most enjoyable part of the wave: How to change direction with a turn using your surfboard’s rails, going back towards the pocket.
Learn how to position yourself to find, catch & stick on unbroken “green” waves. This technique helps you to prevent nose dives.
What is the surfboard’s “rocker” and how does it affect my surfing? The “rocker” (the “banana shape” of a surfboard), can either be your best friend, or your worst enemy.
You’ve been surfing for one year. You’ve done a few surf trips, you know how to take-off, stand up and follow a line. You understand more and more how waves break and how to manage your speed.
Get a Quiver. Just having two boards can make a huge difference: a “fish” with a flat rocker for small days, and a smaller board with more rocker for when the waves are better. This will help you catch more waves and progress faster.
The way you distribute weight on your surfboard has a tremendous effect on the surfboard’s direction and speed over the water. Learn the right techniques to carve and trim on a surfboard & get more control.
Want to start surfing better? Discover 15 technical tips that apply to most maneuvers, and you will relate to them for years of surfing progression!
The floater is so practical it’s referred to as the “Pocket Knife of Surfing”. Learn how to do it, and you will be able to pass sections without losing speed!
A Simple Guide on Top Turn Techniques. Learn how to ride up to the top of the wave’s face and how to turn back down properly.
A Step by Step guide to better Bottom Turns: One of the most important techniques of surfing.
Create your acceleration. Learn how to use the proper technique and the adequate parts of the wave to surf faster and better.
How to adjust your stance for optimal control, speed & performance. Every single wave is unique, which means they all require some adjusting.
We all have surf sessions during which we wished we’ve caught a lot more waves. Learn why other surfers might be catching more waves than you.
How does that other Surfer always end up Catching Better Quality waves than you?
How different tail shapes change your surfboard’s manoeuvrability. The shape of the end part of your surfboard, the tail, has a key role to play.
What are the different Surfboard Fins Set Ups? Which ones are right for me and for the conditions I want to Surf in?
How do your surfboard’s dimensions affect your surfing? Surfing equipment tips to find the perfect surfboard for your level.
Why volume is so important? What does it mean for your surfing? How much your surfboard floats on the water changes everything.
The “Chicken Wing Technique”: How to do your “take off” to stand up properly on smaller Surfboards like Shortboards or Fishes.
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