I've just had my "light bulb" moment, cheers Ben, makes a lot of sense (small step, big step)😌

@BenConsidine

Жыл бұрын

Epic!!! No worries at all I hope that's helpeful, yewww!!!

Loving the POV. Way more understandable.

@BenConsidine

Жыл бұрын

Epic!!! More to come - yewww!!!

Appreciate the time, effort and guidance that you put into your videos and surf lessons Ben. Great video & explanation. You're a natural teacher

@BenConsidine

Жыл бұрын

Hey Maree!!! No worries at all - really appreciate the supportive feedback means a lot!! I hope it was helpful for you and you were able to get a bit out of it - yewww!!!

Thanks bruz. Your most helpful video yet

@BenConsidine

Жыл бұрын

Hey Broady - no worries at all, stoked you find it helpful, yewww!!!

Loved the tune, POV shots and advise. As always thanks a ton Ben!!

@BenConsidine

Жыл бұрын

Hey - no worries at all!! Super glad you've found it helpful!! Yewww!

Super helpful on multiple techniques @BenConsidine. Really interesting to see how you offset your feet to the inside rail rather than keeping both directly over the stringer (as we're initially taught). I need to try this ASAP.

So good! I’ve struggled for years. Tiny steps and ending up too far or awkwardly narrow near the nose. Will be Putting this into effect. Aloha!

Wow this is extremely useful! Love POVs (very informative)!!

@BenConsidine

Жыл бұрын

Epic so glad they're useful - cheers, yeww!!!

Great video! thanks very much! I'll try to put the small-step/big-step thing in practice! 🤙

@BenConsidine

Жыл бұрын

Yeww epic! Let me know how it goes!!

Awesome video as always. I too had the issue of being too far forward and not enough space to compete the final steps to the nose, This video made it so clear of what I need to do. Hopefully in the next session, I will get myself onto the nose. Thank you Ben!!

Bellisimo! New all time favorite TSG video, just ahead of #120. Certain skills are so beneficial in fast points where a close out is likely, even at mid to higher tide. Thanks so much for sharing the insights that leave the locals with permanent drop jaw, like I’ve been surfing this break for decades and he waltzes in and does that there, never seen maneuvers on a small board in that section. Not possible, how’s that done? So cool of you to share the pro tips in simple, doable, sequenced lessons. Bravo Ben!

Great footage during explanation ✌️

@BenConsidine

10 ай бұрын

Stoked you found it helpful!! Yeww 🙏🤙

So useful Ben! Thanks.

@BenConsidine

Жыл бұрын

Cheers Billy - yewww!!!

Thanks

@BenConsidine

6 күн бұрын

Nop worries Kerry! I hope you found it useful :) 🙏🤙

small step, big step process !!! bang!

@BenConsidine

Жыл бұрын

You got it!! Love these 👏🤙

Nice!

Thank you for sharing 🇨🇴🏄‍♀️

@BenConsidine

5 ай бұрын

No worries at all!! I hope it was useful 🙏🤙🤙

i love the casual shak when you speak hahahhaha yiew

Will definitely try this soon, I’ve been working on pulling my front foot back slightly to give space to nose ride but have found that I still don’t know where on the board to be, marking with wax makes so much sense

genius!

@BenConsidine

6 ай бұрын

I hope it was helpful!! 🙏🤙

thanks a lot for the tip! I often found myself pop up too much forward leading to bad spacing or in an awkward position after 2 steps(not reaching the nose or no space for next 2 steps).

Dude! From your last POV Video I was able to look and stay back a bit from the shoulder, I felt my board hold and elevate while staying on the highline!! Which gave me the confidence to trust my board in its positioning, to then attempt cross stepping (shuffling at first). I started my two steps always being almost at the nose and leaned back pretending to hang 10, or awkwardly close to the nose but not able to figure how to make that last two steps in a tight space, usually ending in a fizzed out ugly finish. I cant wait to try this wax trick, just making a smaller first two steps make so much sense. Should I not be concerned about looking down while on a wave??