Hope you guys learned something listening to me ramble! give the vid a Like for Snook and her war on lizards! let me know any other tips tricks vids you guys interested in!!! comment below and if you like the channel subscribe!

@mitchacho_

3 жыл бұрын

Hey man, any tips from a pro like yourself will always be put to the test. Haha. Much respect tho for putting out these ‘HOW TO’ vids, it really puts into perspective how much you care about surfers and their progression world wide. Big-ups and mahalo brotha. Hope to see JonJon battle for another world title. YEWWW! 🤙🏽

@phil_mccarthy

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the advices, legend! Not specifically a tip trick vid but I would be interested in a vid about your quiver and which board on which type of wave you're riding. Maloha!

@artvandelay2111

3 жыл бұрын

Been waiting for this one .................. that was Gold !! Snook is awesome !

@simongraff8988

3 жыл бұрын

So helpful thx.

@Tom-dk3id

3 жыл бұрын

Gave a like for Snook giving you a wet willy at 15:56 lol

My personal favorite eject is blowing the takeoff, getting stuck in the lip, board flips over as we're going over the falls, and land on the fins.

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha this is a classic and a must do

@mcdance1311

3 жыл бұрын

my hip cringes with memories

@guilleflor3566

Жыл бұрын

Hahahahaha i broke one of my fins like that the other day in France

@uynghiem

8 ай бұрын

Got a fin my thigh this week.. Now I'm rewatching this video with 7 stitches.

Nathan: So the lip is coming down.... Snook: LET ME OUUUUTTTTTT!!!!!!!

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

snook wants to kill lizards daily!!!

This feels like one of my online classes from last corona-semester haha, but way more interesting :)

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

welcome to surf camp college

@braydenbrooks5814

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah except it’s an actual interesting topic

“NATHAN FLORENCE “. LEGEND

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

you are!

@peterschotte6247

3 жыл бұрын

Nathan Florence from the netherlands but always watch your videos man keep up the good work

R.I.P. Derek Ho🐐 Much Love to his Ohana. Aroha from Aotearoa.

@zeekayoce7612

3 жыл бұрын

Love

The seal turn changed my life, now I feel much more confident at the beach break near my home! Thank you!

Wow man i really like these kinds of videos. It’s very uncommon to have a surfer at this level who is so articulate and can picture different scenarios so accurately. You would be a hell of an instructor. Im going out there next thursday and def try to use these tips on closeouts. Greetings from Uruguay, and keep on uploading this kind of stuff!

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

thanks boss have fun

As a bodyboarder I feel jealous u guys have an “eject” option, we just get carried underwater for miles

@noahfuhrer8287

3 жыл бұрын

but you don't have to worry much about your board hitting you

@dannymorgan6488

3 жыл бұрын

Noah Fuhrer yea true

@tonybeatbutcher

3 жыл бұрын

aaauttch man

@nukedpancakes3_863

3 жыл бұрын

As a bodyboarder? Ok

@dannymorgan6488

3 жыл бұрын

Nukedpancakes3 _ ??

I'm almost 50 now. Been an avid surfer since I was 12. I'm a cold water, Pacific ocean waterman. From SCUBA to body surfing to living on a boat. Mother Ocean is the meanest and most beautiful woman in existence. Nathan, what I wouldn't give to have someone share this incredible knowledge when I was learning. You're sharing pure gold here. Of course the young can't appreciate the value of your info...but I hope you know that we get it. Everything you said here was not new to me, or many of my age, but I appreciate what you're doing for the young or new. Bravo. Much respect. Keep doing what you're doing.

Nathan- I don"t know if you read these comments but your barrel and duck dive advice videos have been THE most helpful tools I've used to improve in becoming a marine mammal like yourself. Super appreciate it brother

Just got into a bad situation in a barrel and found this video. What a great source. Nathan described super realistic scenarios and excellent and clear explanations to avoid bad endings like the one had with four stitches on the neck and broken teeth. I can’t wait for the next barrel, but with more knowledge now! Meow

So good man, wow! You should put time stamps in these with titles (you can just put them in the description like this 0:00 - introduction 1:47 - X impact 3:53 - Y impact etc) this is such a valuable video resource and the more people can reference it the more helpful it will be. Just a suggestion, but dude...SO good. Thank you!

Super rad having learned all these techniques myself and having them backed up by you! Totally agree with the water tension thing! Have woken up the next morning after some "concrete water" with minor concussion symptoms more often than I would like...

This was great! Thank you for taking the time to put this together. Falling has a steep learning curve, especially for someone like me that isn't super comfortable in the barrel. Much appreciated brotha!

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

stoked you enjoyed!

Hi nathan. Thank you so much for this informative video about technical aspects of surfing! Exactly what I was looking for :)

These videos are so good, all the things that no one tells you.

Great video Nathan, thanks a lot!!! What about kicking the board forward and butt diving (or sitting on the wave...), then doing a jelly-fish like movement with the arms to move out of the wave pull? Any inputs? Have worked for me in some situations, specially on the backside...

Thx Nathan. You explain things so well. Very much appreciated 🤙 R.I.P Derek Ho ❤🙏

Your videos always help so much !! Thanks nate you rock bro !!!

thank you so much for these videos. learned so much! (other such videos have really helped when I put the techniques into practice)

yes!! i have been asking for years for someone to do a video on this!!!

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

go forth and practice

@wolf-yw9wk

3 жыл бұрын

@@NathanFlorence hahaha if you need me i'll be at pulling into every close out for the next 6 months..

@amitkadosh8444

3 жыл бұрын

I also asked for it a lot. Nathan you are awsome

You should do like a Survive Hawaii series where you talk about the gnarliest situations you get into and how to manage them

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

good idea!

Thanks for making this! I have seen you and JOB bail on Pipeline waves by jumping feet first and always wondered how you did that with shallow reef below. Now I know! :D Snook is too cute!

This is so helpful! I love your theory on the water being stretched haha it is interesting, yes it’s strange, but I believe it!! Thank you for these very informative rambles, keep it up please!! 👏🏼🙏

Always wondered how this worked. I feel enlightened!!!

Great tips as always Nathan Florence! Thanks a lot! I was wondering what the disadvantage of shooting my board forward and jumping feet first off the back. That way the board doesn't have the chance of hitting me in the head. Is there a higher chance of board snapping? Or something else? I live in a punchy beach break area and do this often in closeouts or when I can't exit correctly.

What an absolute beast of a video. Thank you Nathan ! A Spanish surf instructor I know lost his right eye when falling in the barrel. The nose of his board scooped it out when he jumped forward and thus I’m utterly terrified of the idea of making contact with the nose while ”jumping forward” as I’m a newbie in the barrel department, but eager to improve. You guys have any tips on how to “make sure” you avoid the board while performing the jump? Especially backside seems tricky when u don’t have time to jump back / steer the board away from you. Thanks in advance and greetings from Finland 🇫🇮

Value for days. Thanks Nathan!

Good job braking this down. Everything is well said. R.I.P. Uncle Derek

Thank you, that seal maneuver has saved my ass numerous times since watching! More of these tutorials please!

Nathan, you're my inspiration, and thank you for this videos that brighten my days ! Come to Tokyo Aurore

Thanks for another great vlog! BTW, what's up with the cable coming out of the ceiling and plugged into the outlet?

Prayers out to you and your friends and family. Stay "hunkered down" as we say in Florida. Could be some lifetime swells on the south shore ahead of the H. Dougie.

Dude, you are the best!!!!! I've been looking for this topic for the last week, and found nothing, since I'm getting quite screwed everytime I fall in a backside barrel. Thanks!!!!

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

yessir!

I always seem to use my front arm on the drive forehand and backhand. That use opposite hand and seal turn is the best thing I’ve ever heard. Swell coming again this week in oz. Will be definitely using the seal turn. Thanks Nate 🙏🤙

@-3590-

3 жыл бұрын

Well opposite hand on the forehead. Get the back to the wall then seal turn yeah? Kinda just confused myself haha

THANKS SOOOO MUCH THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I REALLY WANTED TO KNOW NATE IS A LEGEND

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

thanks boss

Thanks for all these helpful videos I finally duck dove a big slab that I would usually bail my board these vids help alot

Another great vid mate! Any tips for avoiding your board on late back hand turns? broke my jaw in 4 places last week...

Wow! Thanks for sharing this... Honestly, I've always wondered how could you guys master tuberiding by learning over a reef break! Now I know beach breaks are your school, and I will look differently to a close-out line-up 😉🤙 seal turn was the best. We naturally do this on bodysurf to avoid the smach, but never realized could be used on surfing too 🤪

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

yessir! beach breaks is where we learned everything as kids!

rip Derek Ho, a Pipe King, legend ♥ Love to the Ho family. Mahalo for all the tips Nate! 😊

nate throwin straight knowledge!

Nathan, so good thank you for sharing all this information.

Thanks so much for sharing and not keeping it to yourself. As I've said before, you have a talent in your communication, keep it growing and good waves!

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

thanks boss

Thanks! i've been hoping to see something on this 🤙

Thank you a lot for this precious knowledge ✨🌊💙

Such good content. Thanks for the safety lesson!!

When the wave breaks here, don't be there -turtle

@milesm1780

3 жыл бұрын

*Jamie O’Brien

@lz4181

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahah! Wrote the same thing and saw your comment the. Deleted mine! Hahaha like your style! Lol NORTH SHORE 2 should of happened!

@lz4181

3 жыл бұрын

Or your gonna get drilled! Hahahaha

Critical advice! Great explanation!

mate, such an awesome post. a monster help.. as a beginner this is gold!!

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

right on legend

Amazing content! Thanks a lot man!

Love the video. I wish I could use some of these techniques but I live on the east coast of Florida where the last barrel was recorded in 1972 . 3 foot is considered massive here. Still like listening to you talk. Keep it up love you videos.

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

haha! right on legend

This is like learning how perform an emergency landing in flying. Thanks for the insight! I don't think anyone discusses this.

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

your welcome

NF out here giving surf lessons as well what a talented man

Cool advice from the Pro himself.

best surf clases on youtube

Legend thanks for sharing and such great insights!

This is so helpful thank you so much 🤙🤙

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

stoked you enjoyed!

so good nath, good for some big days at bells and winki ! loving the content brother !

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

your guys season has been insane! wish I coulda made it over

@samslorach1987

3 жыл бұрын

@@NathanFlorence has been firing ! should dm me @samslorach on insta, just so whenever you down this way or i'm over on the north shore could tee up some sessions!

That last move, I’ve always been amazed when Kelly Slater does it in WSL. Looks so cool and simple when a real pro does it. I’ve been looking for basically this exact video for years! Thanks man 🙏🏼🔥🌟

Yesss I LOVE PACKING It, I just need to know how. Rest In Peace Derek 😭😭😭😭

Only just seen it now but my big condolences to the Ho family love you and thank you so much inspiration from you

Beast! Thanks for the informational video 👍

Magistral class Nathan 👍👍

yeww thanks Nathan,big vibe nd knowlegde, hug from Portugal

So useful thanks Nate, you're a very clear teacher!

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

thanks for enjoying

This content is so great. Thanks for the advice

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

you got it hoss!

Dude this was such a good video

Hi I’m. New to surfing and very bad u inspire me

Really good insights bruddah! thankssss

Great video, rewatching prior to a barrel trip, and not to be a dxck, what you are discussing at 10:50ish is that water molecules have a strong bonds: hydrogen bonds, so what your describing sounds like it make sense, I've yet to experience that, but sounds scary.

You are a king sir 🤝

It´s amazing how you and the rest of the gang make everything look so easy even when death is a real possibility.

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

years of taking the hits changes your instincts😂

@johnymaloney1190

3 жыл бұрын

@@NathanFlorence Thanks for taking the time and answering Nate. Legend! :)

Nathan. Big fan always watching at Waterbrothers keep it going. Sid

Hi Nate, 100% agree, you'll learn more trying to ride closeouts. Snookies got it right, eliminate all snarky lizards!!

Wondered why you were so good , didn’t know after following you for a year that you were Jon Jon’s bro lol

A thing I learned with 40 years of surfing on sharp reefs including live reefs was wear reef booties. Everyone scoffs at them but it's nice being able to touch down and not get torn up.

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

I 100% agree with you, throw the pride aside and send it with the booties

Im going to watch full vid now

Hey its the nate and snook show! Barrels and kitty living!

You should write a little book about these tips. There isn’t a lot of information out there like this! Thanks!

so its almost more important to learn how to fall than it is to actually barrel ride, thanks Nate

Always the most useful clips, thanks nathan!

Still haven’t been barreled lol been going at it all summer thanks for the video tho super helpful

I'll be sure to do this next time I'm imagining myself in a barrel 🌊

love it . thx!

Can you show more video clips of the last option you described? So often I watch you guys go through the backside of The wave in a close out but the video gets cuts to the next clip. I want to see the progression you guys go through on a bail....Tbh I really wanna see all the after parts of you guys bailing on waves. Maybe an aerial view with a drone.

Thanks Nathan! BRO!

Hi ! Should you have the time, one jump backwards or frontward ?

My prayers are with you, your family and friends. May that hurricane turn right.

Hi, i have a little problem with airs and i think you could help me. I'm 19 years old and i'm from the north west of Spain. Last year I had a knee injury triying to do a baclside 360 and landed pretty badly on my right foot. Fortunately I didnt have to go throw any surergy. Since then i have been sticking my board to the face of the wave and i havent been trying any airs, i love big cutbacks and vertical turns so that is what i've been practicing the most. A few days ago i felt confident enough to try to do a fs air reverse but i landed it a bit hard on my knee and it certainly hurted a little bit. I wanted to know if you could do a tutorial on how to land well and safely airs. I see you and your brother fly above the lip like nothing but it's the landing what scares me the most, i dont want to break my knee or have to go throw surergy or anything. What tips would you give me to land air safer? Thanks!!

Great explanations!!

Very nice information thanks NF

As a 50 year old Canadian, I am sure this will come in handy one day. LoL. I still found it fascinating and Snook is the best.Cheers mate.

great info! thank you! that cat is not giving up isnt it ? HAHA

RIP Dereck Ho, blessed to have been able to see him surf with my own eyes.

Thank’a for all these details that’s awesome!!!!! You talk about leash size when you have to jump front of your board. How do you choose your leash size? Especially step up

@NathanFlorence

3 жыл бұрын

I use a strong 6ft-7ft leash, ideally I shove my board to wards the beach away from where I am jumping

@bourin64

3 жыл бұрын

Nathan Florence Thanks for the answer! 🤙🤙🤙👍👍👍

thank you sensei

btw love these type of videos

Great video - thanks!

Kucing called your bs 😂❤ cat was like: you're wrong you are all wrong! Don't go to the waaateeeer😅