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corporate kooooks!

Thank you for the clear explanation. Well done 🤙🏽

Very helpful thank you

Is there any measure to this sideways lift force? Comparing the profile and size of the fins to a real foil that lifts you out ofnthe water , id guess the sideways force would be kg or two max. Does anyone flip these to compare? When turning the flow of water across the board diagonally would put a deflective force on the outside of the fin,like that of a rudder, pushing the tail inwards and facilitate the turn

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Hope youre teaching these adult learners about how to ditch boards, no look drop-ins and blowing up spots with IG snaps.

So many surf videos have the physics all wrong, yours makes sense. Well done man, imma go give it a go now!

You’re a really good teacher.

Your channel is an absolute gem of a find. Your video about swell interactions and constructive/destructive interference was revelationary for me and kept me around to see more gems like this.

One of the best videos I’ve seen, so well explained. It just shows you about if you have the right teacher you can understand almost anything. Thanks so much

Rule #1 need good waves…

Thanks

This was SOOOO helpful. I love the approach of this channel - so educational. ❤

Looking forward to our first Surf Simply trip in November

These are the EXACT videos I have been looking for! TY!!

Great video, quite surprised about the buoyancy difference between Eps and PU, having ridden same volume boards in both I can (an am not the only one) say EPS paddle noticeably better.

One day

Came for the surf lesson, stayed for the physics lesson. Absolutely brilliant! 🙏

Thank you 🙏🏼

Well explained

Looks great, where is it?

Thanks for the clear explanation:)

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Could this be done on a soft WaveStorm? 😅

2017 cameo appearances from Tommy, Asher and Harrison!

Why are you mixing up the x axis and the y axis

Will, where does the 0.78 constant come from in the wave group speed formula? As I understand, this is the breaking index, but we're talking about wave sets moving through the deep ocean right?

Surfboards spend most of their time moving on a rail but you mostly talked about how boards act when moving flat like when going straight away from the wave.

Paddling hard with your head down is a great way to wreck your shoulders.

These vids have solved so many of my questions, esp the poh stance and leading hand ones. I think I figured catching waves on my own though, use that weight of the head to thrust down the unbroken wave

I would have loved to see this video where you did the full 3 of each move before changing to the next one. I find it better and more relaxing to follow alongside a video with someone who keeps talking, because if I try it without a video I get bored, or I put on an audio-book and loose focus on my training. In addition, it is easier to ensure one have the correct movements and position by following along a video, and watch someone else do it the right way. If I mess up, I can correct myself. Something that becomes impossible when trying to remember what was done, as ones memory is fuzzy on the details at even the best of times.

Only works on tiny waves.

JOSH @6:10 !!! Incredible progress, man.

You guys are the best. from your skill progression for chart to your videos, no online surf instruction can touch what you do. If I get a chance to travel to improve my surfing, I'll come visit.

add the crowd and double ups in the take off part and reminds me of mission impossible

As an Earth Science teacher, this guy did an awesome job of explaining wind at the beach.

Question when I move my leg back, it’s often slipped off the board, and most of the time the board just stop (not just losing the speed), how can i do carving 😢 any advice

gosh, in a few short minutes this instructional gave me a tremendous understanding visualization! thank you!! 🤙🏼

Who would have thought that a traction pad preference video would turn into one of best pop up tips & tricks video I’ve seen. Thanks Dude!

hahaha....why not 6 or 7 fins? maybe we need a fin on the nose

This is something to strive for.

It's a lot easier when the waves are that good

Where is Newton's laws here

Very helpful on understanding the line up. Drawing the circle around you, paying attention to what others are planning on doing and don’t be afraid to communicate. Thank you 🙏🏻

What someone taught me most was bend the knees just before the waves picks you up.

where is this paradise?

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What a wonderful thing Jonathan and Andrew's friendship and memories are. Another miracle of surfing, joining the beyond of time! It is also very true that your bad surfing habits are invisible to yourself but obvious to others!! Never give it up!!!