Nate and Koa Explain Tow Surfing vs. Paddle Surfing

[@decarosbro7422]

Tow in should not be called surfing… maybe call it “assisted wave skiing” haha

[@bobsmith8124]

Shame? Lol you guys were raised to surf… most privileged surfers out there. So much more impressive when average folks from Germany or Brazil charge better and do better airs ;)

[@bobsmith8124]

How do you know it wouldn’t the wave of his life? Spoiled brats!

[@philipwhicker8072]

bob smith hates this channel

[@bobsmith8124]

Lol … another comical take… how many tow hours did you guys get to be able to have the ability to paddle in. Fine when you did it 😅

[@Septurez]

I think u learn to paddle first then tow? huh

[@bobsmith8124]

@@Septurez ur joking? It’s obviously easier to tow in… so when the first guys ever rode teahupoo you’re telling me they paddled in? 😅🤡… give your head a shake

[@bobsmith8124]

@@Septurez did you learn something?

[@bobsmith8124]

@@Septurez they all learn to tow in on giant waves so that paddling becomes more do able… shocking they don’t even mention this…. Awful podcast. Doomed to fail because of their spoiled brat attitude.

[@enzo3440]

Up until the late 1900s, the locals of Teahupo’o watched this monster form outside their homes when swell rolled in each year - but no one thought of attempting to surf it. Then, in 1985, Tahitian Thierry Vernaudon and a few other locals began the 15-minute paddle out and surfed Teahupo’o for the very first time.