Surf Simply Tutorials: Understanding Tides

[@cgf02007]

this dude is an absolute legend. his level of comprehension and ability to clearly articulate what the hell is going on in the water is astounding.

[@linpetersen6224]

Best and easiest explanation I've found on KZbin so far.

[@Olya5]

Best explanation of tides I've ever seen.

[@Amature89]

This is definitely the best set of surf instructional videos I have seen so far. Thanks!!

[@ellieding6609]

These whiteboard Wednesday videos are just soooo good

[@muneco67ful]

been on big island now for 2 years and surfing 5 months, your vids very instructional!!!!!!!!!!!

[@orange-peeler]

great visual explanation, thank you

[@francokrem]

appreciate all the gems. thank you!

[@adonut4u]

This is just what I needed🤙

[@neb2612]

Thanks for the clear explanation:)

[@eugenelee9096]

These are awesome vids! Went out this afternoon in SD, just thinking about your videos already helped so much! Thank you!

[@DrGammaMindset]

Very helpful thank you

[@TheEtsgp1]

bro nice vids mans, you have killer energy, an nice words!!

[@Ed2O07]

Top Videos for someone new to surfing!

[@kieranoloughlin]

Another very good video. Expertise delivered with clarity and simplicity.................Great T shirt design by the way :-)

[@bluefirex24]

A lot of surfers back where I surf usually say the best part of the tide to go surfing is high tide, but from what you say low tide works out better since you can get a nice steep wave that continues to break several times while you're riding it. This is somewhat confusing for me...

[@jackschreuder5657]

bluefirex24 depends how shallow your break is and if it's a beach reef or point etc as a general rule of thumb low to mid tide on the incoming is best for beach breaks and points but high tide for reefs or shallow rocky breaks

[@louispicard3164]

Soooo helpful ! Thanks man

[@SurfSimply]

Glad it helped!

[@iSnakie]

Loved the explanation, except... Did i just see the moon behind the sun lol

[@marcass100]

Love the video

[@HollywoodWestern]

Cheers mate!!

[@briggfoot]

really great movies guys, thankyou. Saving up the £££'s for a trip out to your camp one day!

[@brad9205]

Turning the board around; I'd like to see a decent instructional video on that. I've gone from struggling to do it at all to turning 180 degrees in what I'd estimate to be about 4 seconds, but I've seen the experienced surfers do it in one swift 1-2 second manoeuvre. How is this done?

[@williamjoyner3768]

I usually bend and look where I want to go or I angle my board in a position I want to go.

[@brad9205]

@@williamjoyner3768 I was referring to what I now know is called seated turns. Sitting on board watching the swells then having to turn the board toward the beach quickly. My turns were always a drawn out panic rather than the silky rotation that the more experienced surfers would do. I have since improved.

[@benting180]

Clear explanation!

[@markwoldin162]

Superb. Thank you.

[@Daniel-km3zw]

What boards do you use at your school ?

[@brad8440]

You rock!

[@luxsuxx4167]

He says high tide is good for beginner surf but everyone else tells me low tide so idk

[@5he1tied]

Wowed