Struggling with cross stepping backwards? TRY THIS! Longboard Surfing
Master the pivot and weight shift method for cross-stepping backward to quickly return to a stable surfing stance and be ready for the critical section ahead.
Longboard Sessions
This helped my cross stepping DRAMATICALLY
Correcting a weight shift problem on the bottom turn can dramatically improve cross-stepping stability. The technique requires doing an intentional, specific back-to-front weight shift that addresses the common mistake of shifting weight too quickly while the back foot is still gripping the rail. Key Takeaways & Tips Back-to-Front Weight Shift The goal is to be … Read more
This blew my mind! Watch before buying a longboard
Compares a 9’6″ vs 9’0″ longboard to show that smaller boards excel at turning in big waves, but larger boards are necessary for noseriding on the shoulder.
Heres why you MUST try this longboard fin
ee how the Solo Fins pivot fin competes with the Greenough 4A, offering superior stability for nose rides but requiring deliberate back foot placement for turns.
Does longboard fin position even matter? THE TEST!
his test proves longboard fin position matters: moving the fin forward increases turning and setup speed, while pushing it back aims for pure stability.
Do fins really matter that much? Longboard Surfing FIN TEST
Longboard fins make a huge difference! This fin test compares the flexible Alex Knost model against the super stable CJ Nelson Nose Rider to show how stability affects cross-stepping.
The secret to CARVING TURNS I wish I knew long ago
Unlock massive carving turns by mastering the shoulder drop and back foot parallel stance, which is key to opening the chest and committing weight to the back of the board.
The Untold Method To Turning A Big Board
Master the “Position and Hold” method for longboard turning by simultaneously looking, shifting 70% of weight back, and leaning onto the board’s rail.
The 3 Longboard Takeoffs YOU MUST KNOW
Master the three essential longboard takeoffs—Late, Regular, and Faded—to accurately position yourself for critical nose rides based on the wave’s pocket.
Small Wave Longboard Surfing – VLOG
A documentation of a small wave longboard session, highlighting the value of tame conditions for practicing technical skills like cross-stepping and nose riding.