How to SUP Surf - Dropping In LATE

Here is my first HOW-TO-SUP Video!! For Episode 026, we will be going through the basics and details of how to drop in LATE on your stand up paddle board in the surf! I hope this video gives you some new insight and helps you bring your SUP game to the next level. I had a lot of fun making this video, so I will definitely be making more HOW-TO-SUP episodes in the future. Please drop a comment, let me know of any moves and techniques you want to see more of, and I will try to design an Episode around that. I know dropping in late is extremely technical, but these tricks and my 4 points of focus are great for everyone to go over and will always help you improve dropping into any type of wave! Thank you everyone for the support! YEWWWW
#supsurfing #standuppaddle #howtosurf

[@aaronatkins6677]

For anybody who might be thinking about learning or wants some solid coaching to develop their form, this is your guy. I spent my 1st day surfing on my own and caught 1 wave. The next day I had Anthony come coach me and caught 30. We ended doing 6 sessions and I’ve never spent better money. Also, he’s just a helluva lot of fun to surf with. Thanks again coach. Your stoke is unreal. I’ll be out for my first sesh of the season tomorrow and I can’t wait.

[@Twonicles]

Aaron you are the man! Your improvement has been exponential, and it's always a pleasure trading waves with you! Bummer we didn't get to surf today, that dang SanO line hahaha see you soon brotha!

[@ZedNevada]

Yeah but where is he/the teaching based?? There's not even a tag to a school or anything in the description!!🤔

[@zackschuler6029]

Fantastic lesson here. All too often when I am dropping in late, I don’t commit and just fall off the back of my board. After watching this, I will now make it a point to try and drop in on white water, commit to it, and make the wave. Thanks for making this video.

[@hrburrell]

Good stuff, i surf a slightly bigger SUP and dropping in late can be sketchy due to not wanting to pearl. The part about commuting 100 percent is spot on. Even if you eat it you didnt miss the wave entirely.

[@SammyWinFL]

When I think of “SUP” and S.U.P....This is the man I envision stating the former, and teaching the latter...

[@Toby88888]

Looking forward to this how to series!! Very well done and well explained. Cheers bro

[@Twonicles]

Thank you Toby! Appreciate the support brotha!!!

[@josephthomas9831]

Really helpful thanks for sharing, keep it rolling!

[@ibonibones]

Amazin surfing! And cool explanations, keep on on this how to series

[@Twonicles]

Yea Kekoa thank you!!!

[@stevegwilliam3925]

Awesome Anthony, really like seeing the late takeoffs. Thanks!

[@Twonicles]

YEW thank you Steve for always watching!

[@Bigd0gg]

Awesome sup vids much appreciated!

[@seanchristopherross]

Great! bring em on! Like the commentary with lots of different waves and that it wasn't like step one, step two, but more organic.

[@Twonicles]

Thank you Sean for the feedback! Appreciate the support as always!!

[@Bigd0gg]

Awesome sup tips! Thanks

[@jerrymarinez5876]

Dig your tutorials, gets me fired up, big thank you Anthony, I’ll always sharing your name & videos down South Ponto, Carlsbad! Appreciate You🤙🏼

[@Twonicles]

Yea Jerry you the man! Look forward to surfing together

[@Bigd0gg]

Excellent! Thanks

[@iainhenderson7037]

Thanks for that - paddling in on your toe side, something I never thought about! Cool seeing you doing ollie an during a late drop to!

[@Twonicles]

Thanks Ian for watching and subscribing!! Ollie motion also works great to avoid nose diving!

[@asansurut8602]

Awesome addition to the channel !

[@Twonicles]

Thank you Asan! Very much appreciate the support!!

[@butchhuddy7110]

Excellent tutorial!!! Need to add being in shape is another must have

[@Twonicles]

hahaha yewww Thanks Butch! it definitely helps the cause haha

[@ChrisBoyceNZ]

This is great info. I have been taking this advice and getting 3 times more waves than the others out there - without having to ride anything but what gets missed by the other boarders. Thanks for the tips... Onto the roundhouse next!

[@Twonicles]

EPIC!!!!!! Glad you were able to benefit! The ability to spin quick is a game changer!

[@matthewbelrose3539]

Awesome video! This helped me out so much I applied this to my SUP session today and what a difference paddling in on my toe side. I’m on the east coast Long Island we just had a nice run of swell from hurricane Epsilon thanks for the help broooo 🏄🏼

[@Twonicles]

thanks Matt!!! Stoked you were able to use the technique to your advantage! And glad you scored haha yewwww

[@damandany2k]

Great video! Great info. Looking forward to more how to videos

[@Twonicles]

Thanks Dana!!! Got a few surf and sup episodes the next 3 weeks, but should get out another How To in August!

[@MrDarilon23]

Very cool. I'll be looking at this one a few more times over the next year or two.

[@Twonicles]

Epic! Thank you very much, appreciate the support!! 🍻

[@moisessendra]

Eres un crack tío!🤙🏾 This is a great tutorial🙌🏽 Thanks!

[@Twonicles]

yewwww thank you Moises!!

[@stevenlozano6522]

SUP BRO! That was a great tutorial 🤙

[@Twonicles]

Yewwwwww thanks Steven!! And thank you for watching 💪🏽

[@Readstarter]

Thanks Anthony. Good videos, appreciate your advice from NZ.

[@Twonicles]

Epic!!! Thank you! One day I will make it to NZ for a road trip!

[@scottreekie6482]

Great vid. Stoked to have found your vlog! Tips on low volume in choppy conditions.

[@Twonicles]

Right on Scott!! Noted!

[@EMPinternational]

Super informative and useful! thanks man!

[@Twonicles]

Epic! Thank you for watching!!

[@hrburrell7587]

Super helpful, I have blown many waves trying to paddle in on my heel side vs toe side. It's wobbly and unstable and can result in some gnarly wipeouts on bigger steeper waves. I will put this into practice....

[@robertzeeland]

Real cool, A!

[@Twonicles]

Thank you Robert!!! Appreciate the subscribe! 🤙🏽

[@ittech5231]

this is awesome mate

[@Twonicles]

Thank you!!!! Yewww

[@marcsworld1love]

That was awesome and so easy to listen to; great explanation: you're the man. 🏆

[@Twonicles]

Thank you Marc! You nailed some epic shots for this edit!!!

[@marcsworld1love]

@@Twonicles Awesome, thanks now let's stack some new clips: Let goooo yewww.🏄‍♂️

[@ericschweitzer2597]

great video Anthony, thanks from Oregon!

[@Twonicles]

Thank you Eric yewwwwwww

[@brianbartlett2089]

Sick series, wish we had some of these waves in Florida right now

[@Twonicles]

Thanks for watching Brian!!! Hope you get some tropic action soon!

[@detacheddad3396]

Would love to see video of paddling out through the surf

[@gbthrylos]

Fantastic tips !!!

[@Twonicles]

Thank you!!

[@marianogarcia4156]

I Like it Anthony Keep it going 👏👏👏👏👍🤙

[@Twonicles]

Thank you Mariano!!!

[@danieledragone423]

Great video. Waiting for more/ Suggestion: how to pass the foam prone paddling, how to go out from the inside when you get struck in the middle of the s… set…

[@rpicayo]

Thanks for the video. I watched it the other day and today pulled off a ridiculously late drop generating a ton of speed down the line saving what would have been a certain wipeout.

[@Twonicles]

Yes!!!! Nice work keep it up! Stoked the tips are helping out!

[@DmitryBorzdov]

Cool! Thanks for this. Waiting for more!

[@Twonicles]

Thank you Dmitry! Frontside carves coming soon!

[@DmitryBorzdov]

@@Twonicles really waiting for your view on this matter!

[@JuelZ925]

Pff crazy fast footwork and handwork with the peddle. Big thumps up

[@Twonicles]

YEWWWW thanks for watching!

[@Mazza2809]

Awesome video...thx man. Keep it .up...

[@Twonicles]

Thanks Gio!!!!

[@user-tx6rk4jg7j]

Great information! I still surf parallel stance...I also paddle into the wave just on my right side😅 I'll try your tips! Thank you! Jersey has been too cold for me!🤣

[@Twonicles]

East coast winter is gnarly! keep at it, we all get to that break though moment where everything starts connecting!

[@MrBaltohusky]

Really good cueing points to remember has helped alot thank you! Can you do one foot placement and also wave selection pls🙏🏼

[@Twonicles]

Definitely!! Thank you for the stoke!

[@daanhendriks2606]

Great Thanks!!!

[@Twonicles]

thanks Daan! appreciate the subscribe!

[@4gcole]

Please do a vid on wrap around cut backs. Talk also about paddle placement...Thx!

[@Twonicles]

Definitely, that's a good one! Thank you George!!

[@johnmchale1954]

Good advice, thanks.

[@Twonicles]

Thank you John for watching!

[@kelseymariebell1357]

Love prayers peace!!

[@greenwave145]

7:48 sick!

[@ivancruzrj]

Woohooooooo!!! Sup Surfer Crazy Brazilian !!! Shaweyyyyyyy Aloha !

[@Twonicles]

crazy stoked!!!! yea Ivan!

[@junazero]

Hi Anthony, your videos are top notch! Question: how long is your paddle compared to your height?

[@Twonicles]

Shorter than me! I am 5’11 and it barely comes to my nose

[@Ejay_Southbay]

Great vid. Can u do one about foot adjustments... stepping back, off center rail side, forward for different situations?

[@Twonicles]

Hello Erik! Thanks for subscribing!! I will definitely be doing a foot placment and positioning video soon!

[@hommedesdunes1150]

Nice video, i'm surfing on a 80L sup, it's really slow, any tips on how to pass big whitewater ? Sometimes it's too hard to pass over it. It's really a cool idea to make more how to sup video, cheers

[@Twonicles]

thanks for the message Ed!! Looks like I will be making a video about navigating your way through the lineup!

[@JUANCARLOSLAREZ]

I miss so Much videos like this! I have problems whit my back side bottom and top turn! What do you recommend??

[@bronsontehau722]

Hey bro, cool video. There are not a lot of videos that show the transition between waves ie. pulling off a wave and paddling back out fast to catch another wave or after completing a wave and how to deal with the inside, making the decision whether to get to your feet, prone paddle or wait for a lull etc. Cheers pal

[@Twonicles]

Thank you for the feedback Bronson! I think I will make a video including all of the above, about lineup placement.

[@bronsontehau722]

Cool 😎 bro Chuuuur

[@MartialArtUK]

Great instructionals thank you. Q, I fall off when I'm not looking where I'm going will it always be that way? Could you tell us what boards you ride in your intro great to see how they perform and how I could progress my knowledge and tools. Thank you 😊

[@Twonicles]

Thank you for watching!!! Check out my board review episode, I talk about all the boards in this video!!!

[@brianmaney3355]

nice one, have you any 7'6' sessions ?

[@smallcarpentry]

Great videos man! Any tips of board selection as a beginner, not looking for cheapest, just a decent board to ride.

[@Twonicles]

My recommendation for a beginner is to buy the cheapest boards as you may progress rapidly and want a smaller board

[@smallcarpentry]

@@Twonicles thanks for the advice 🙏

[@GM-mt3yd]

Awesome video, so you always keep your right foot near the rail you want to turn? I mean on the backside I saw you put it a few inches near the rail not the center... Trying to learn backside, I just move to another place were the only spot to surf is backside (I'm regular...feeling the struggle)

[@Twonicles]

When actually surfing... Frontside I am always trying to keep my feet centered. Backside I will tend to open up back foot more and get it more inside for bottom turning leverage, but in reviewing footage I may try to get more centered and improve backside bottom turn with paddle switch.

[@AirSommer]

Great Video! What are the measurements on the board your riding in the video and liters?

[@Twonicles]

Hello Billy thanks for watching!!! Check out my board review episode I talk about all these boards and all the dimensions are listed

Epic kuz. I’m just about ready to commit to a performance sup. Would 8 foot be a good ripper? Or something I’m the 7s

[@Twonicles]

I Started on 10' 5" just to cruise, then 9'2" longboard style, then 8'0 round nose, then finally to the 7'4" range that I'm at now!

[@Twonicles]

Also, thank you for the Subscribe! Yewwwwww

Massive my brother thank you 🙏🏽

[@ecofly]

Some great tips thanks!

[@Twonicles]

Thank you Tim!!! Appreciate the subscribe as well!

[@altermode]

Hi great vid. Any chance you can tell your weight and length of board and volume? Just curious. Thx

[@Twonicles]

75 liters!

[@Mazza2809]

Could you do something around paddle switch? Please. I can’t figure that shit out...lol

[@Twonicles]

Check out my 2nd how to video on paddle switch carves!!

[@sks96816]

Huzzit.....can you make one how to paddle switches....mahalos!

[@Twonicles]

Yea stanton! Thinking of doing one with frontside paddle switch cutbacks too. Thank you for the comment and watch!!!

[@sks96816]

@@Twonicles For sure bro.....just getting started out in sup surfing...and your videos are helping me out....cheehoo.

[@joeschlapik913]

Any newbies watching this, you can only paddle out prone if your on a small board. The big boards are too wide for you to prone paddle.

[@Piranhas9999]

thank you for your advice, I would also like to have beautiful long waves, it's rare in Thailand. The waves are small and break quickly. Sometimes they are better during the rainy season from June to October.

[@Twonicles]

Yes California is a very good surfing destination!

[@Piranhas9999]

@@Twonicles yes I spent a semester at the University of San Diego 27 years ago, very good memories

[@judyfleming310]

Ha funny you should mention Thailand. Went to Koh Samui. No surf there. Were you by Phuket?

[@Piranhas9999]

@@judyfleming310 in Mae Ramphueng beach in Rayong

[@jpdunham1]

Dude!

[@Twonicles]

Bro!!! Haha thanks John, appreciate the subscribe as well!!

[@kelseymariebell1357]

Awesome! Anyone know RE inflatable SUP?

[@tylermintkeski1370]

Muy bueno amigo.

[@Twonicles]

Gracias Tyler!!!! yewwwww

[@aussietim7974]

For the last 6 years I have been progressing towards Anthony's level but all the time I've been stuck on heel side paddling, I can't seem to paddle toe side, can you please help?

[@Twonicles]

What's up Tim! Appreciate the message! What seems to be the biggest challenge keeping the paddle on your toe side? When I prone paddle on my stomach and then pop up to semi surf stance, it feels the most natural to have the paddle on toe side, less reaching.

[@greenwave145]

If you don't mind sharing whats your equipment and your weight?

[@Twonicles]

Most of my board are 72 to 75 liters. I weigh 170 lbs, about 77 kg

[@greenwave145]

@@Twonicles thanks! 🤙🏼

[@jorgebarroso3166]

I stand alone.

[@kgb2blind18]

Don't think there is a "how to" throw SUP airs video anywhere on KZbin.

[@Twonicles]

Haha soooooon! I feel like I'm Still always learning them too 😂

[@rosibemonbracher3604]

Give me some hair bro

[@jamesbadham9665]

How to drop in late? First, have a short board that allows you to do so.

[@Killemgrillem00]

Ill take a Pocahontas paddle out any day rather than watching a hacking mediocre paddle switch hacking paddling down the line while powered up SUPer any day. Surf more flail less.