7 steps to intermediate surfing | The Surfer's Roadmap

[@angelpena9425]

Mate. This must be the best summary I have ever watched in the very basics of surfing. Even for an intermediate like me ( based on your criteria), it feels good to refresh those concepts!

[@KalesBroccoli]

Great to hear!

[@Dadaadad268]

Best bit starts here 12:57

[@danwolfskill1808]

thank you for putting this video together. Looking forward to taking my surf journey to another level!

[@yogaandsoulhealing-withcar2357]

Thanks Kale! your video teachings and instructions are the best :) cheers from Portugal!

[@KalesBroccoli]

Thank you!!

[@misszelka]

ahhh!!! this is gonna change everything!! particularly the angle bit (so used to starting straight on the broken waves!) so obvious now that you've mentioned it. thanks!! xxx

[@fishcakes2]

Great videos , so many good tips. I’m a beginner and have been using a surftech boomer 6.10 softtop at 68kgs , how bigger surf should I be able to take this in as I seem to struggle on the bigger days

[@Chebab-Chebab]

I first surfed in 2001. I've been crap at surfing ever since, despite trying many times. This year, I went to Cimaja, Java four times and didn't improve, so I booked 15 days at Padang Padang Surf Camp. On day one I got advice that had me surfing more waves than the 4 times I'd been to Cimaja. I'd say I'm now an almost intermediate.

[@asaha177]

what advice you got?

[@Chebab-Chebab]

@@asaha177 Tip 1: shoulders forward, I had them facing sidewards. Tip 2: Feet together when paddling. Tip 3: I worked out myself. Lie farther forward to avoid stalling. I'd been afraid of nose diving before.

[@catjenkins9679]

Thank you Kale! Going to remember the compressed position and the angles next time, cheers!

[@Yelbomsirhc1]

Thank you. I’ve been out of the water for a while and getting older so I feel like I’m regressing. Hopefully these tips will help me get my mojo back.

[@igoryagot]

Well done, Kale! It will be helpful to know more on the gear: if, let's say, I am using a longboard 7'4 with 48L as a beginner, my next graduate step will be like 7'0? and which volume and shape? Thank you!

[@andry744]

Great video! May I ask where is the location of the filming? At least of the most crowded beach, that looks amazing! Thanks

[@bezencpiyt]

Looks very much like the south western part of France, around Hossegor I’d say ? Great tips in any case :-)

[@alekboi4016]

wow dude, thankyou so much

[@alexeygembik608]

Amazing vid Kale, thanks for that.

[@KalesBroccoli]

My pleasure!

[@soulfulwapechi]

Loved this breakdown!

[@KalesBroccoli]

Glad it was helpful!

[@surfershaper]

Well done! I will recommend and endorse the roadmap

[@KalesBroccoli]

🙏🏽

[@jonc2037]

Great breakdown Kale! Watching this i realise that I'm still beginner, just not spending enough time in the water. These videos help a lot

[@KalesBroccoli]

🤙🏽

[@HoStevie]

great stuff 💡

[@Surf03]

So how do you know which way of the wave is going to break and which way to angle your board when you’re at a reef break and when you’re at a beach break that is what I am struggling with

[@zazayaung]

Superb content! ❤

[@A_Canadian_In_Poland]

I have taken only a few lessons so far (all 1-on-1 private lessons), and the lack of standardised level system confuses me. Some surf schools have only 3 levels, and others have as many as 12.

[@riffraffrichard]

Really useful 🙏

[@KalesBroccoli]

Glad to hear that

[@meesMB015]

Great vid

[@erdemulubas]

I do stand high after taking off, I hate that habit 😅 good video and good advices thank you 🙏🏼

[@bsmbB]

Please call the board the "mwoahaha"

[@KalesBroccoli]

😂😂😂

[@timwannell6477]

me!

[@olpeman]

oh cool...some hidden scenes 😃

[@moneybay]

Definitely more aSs😂

[@Chebab-Chebab]

I first surfed in 2001. I've been crap at surfing ever since, despite trying many times. This year, I went to Cimaja, Java four times and didn't improve, so I booked 15 days at Padang Padang Surf Camp. On day one I got advice that had me surfing more waves than the 4 times I'd been to Cimaja. I'd say I'm now an almost intermediate.