One small request. Could you show the person's wave in real time first and then do a slow mo breakdown. Thanks!

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe! Depends on length/ structure etc

@OEFarredondo

3 жыл бұрын

You can Play it faster or slower, it’s clutch when watching pros pop up

Yew! Great tips as always Kale. Had one of my best surfs a few days ago! Felt great to get in the water and lucky to get a couple of sick waves. I'm always telling people to check out your channel since it's helped me so much over the years! Surf well and keep on creating my man!

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Thats awesome!!! Thank you so much!

Thanks for this, Kale! Helpful to hear the feedback your students receive.

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

thanks for the tips. coming back from some hip issues and my timing was definitely not where it used to be. couple extra paddles will hopefully do the trick.

Awesome Vid, for a while I was having trouble getting into the wave when my friend took some photos and showed me how I was looking down this made a big difference. Good Work

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

Love the slowmo version. Nice explanation of how to for beginners, I can relate to my surf coach and understand by what he meant now. I will definately need to get in lake water and practice since our oceans are closed

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Hope they open up soon!

this was really really good, thank you I don't have any surfer friends, I just go out there with my youtube knowledge and my limited experience : )

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Good on you!

@x78340

4 жыл бұрын

Just don't drown out there all alone!

@shindoutheronin

3 жыл бұрын

Same and these videos are only thing to help give me tips

@jackoo1234

2 жыл бұрын

bro just hit a straneg up to surf

Good points Kale thanks. Especially for the older surfers who do not get enough time in the water and who's energy levels and flexibility are down. I'll need to check out the yoga and do more paddling practice.

the way that you explain is very clear and easy to understand.. thanks a lot mate.. 🙏

Great stuff! Thanks for all the tips!

thanks....informative for intermediates looking to improve. Slow-mo with the analysis was spot on

Always grateful. Greetings from Italy.

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Bonjourno! Graci

Great info as I also suffer from most of these issues regularly. I am older and stiffer and started yoga stretches which is helping, but years of bad form to fix. But when I get it right it feels great. Thanks.

Really good ! Need some good exercices to get that paddle fitness right when you live inland !

"There is no way that that there is going to result in an informed decision." A nice way of saying "what the heck are you going." Apt analysis, apt analysis. Great channel. Cheers.

I love the break down, repeat, slow downs of this video.

incredible analysis ! Loved every second of that video

I couldn't agree with you more. Not being in good paddling shape puts you in Soo many problem situations. As always great advice 🤙

Kale using your videos over the past 5-6 months I finally ripped some west coast surf without spending hours trying to stand. Just went out there and bombed It helps I have BSR near me in Dallas Texas!

Precious precious advice!! Thanks mate! :)

Thanks Kale. Excellent breakdown. The tip about the little pump/turn part of the 'bottom turn' and watching it in slow-mo - Gold!

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Roger!!!

@ProfessorPoundage

4 жыл бұрын

Kales Broccoli you mentioned a “Swiss board for paddle training “ towards the end of not mistaken...what is that ??

Really helpful. Thanks a lot. Love your stuff!

I love your breakdowns kale

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you mate :) xx

Set out really well good vid man

Damnn!! Thank you man for the video. I think I needed this for myself to progress. Once again, thank you!

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

As always, appreciate the tips.

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jaime!!

I've been watching your videos for a while now and I've definitely progressed as a surfer because of it! Thanks!

Great bro! You're helping A LOT!

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Thank you broccoli, every time I watch new video I find answers for my questions

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome!!

great video! 4:11 I have the same problem, trying to stand up extending my back leg...working to stay compress

Thanks for this vid, i live in the netherlands and i got the problem that if there is a big wave it always ends up with me going for a really steep drop-in. But now i know tbat i must paddle better

Really enjoy the videos with students ...

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome :)

Video gold once again! Watching your vids has improved my surfing immeasurably, going to try these micro turns next surf! Keep them coming, it's the subtle nuances that are so important for improvement. :)

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome thanks man! Loads more over here on my channel too :)

Great videos Kale, really enjoy and appreciate them. Just wondering if I can get private coaching aswell?

"...there no way that that there is going to result in an informed decision..." is perhaps the best kindest critique I have ever heard a person give another, LOL. Essentially that is me there ( I flounder and learn slow), and that is why I am trying to relearn again as an old man long boarding after being young years ago on short boards. Thank you so much for the video.

More great tips mate. I’ve recently purchased a Swiss ball on your advice, and with some of your surf exercise videos I’ve been watching , i am now starting to get into the classic banana shape much more easily. I’ve lost 7kg as well and found that has by far made the biggest difference to my surfing hey. I’m 6”3 and was 98kg so it’s always more difficult being taller and heavier I think but making progress🤙. So keep the vids coming mate. They are making my surfing life way better. Also, how beautiful was that water when you caught that little tube on the twinny.😱

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Thats awesome!! So epic. Haha yeah pretty sick coverage hey! So many nice colours up here at the moment!

Thank you Kale. I am 55, female, petite and have never had upper body strength. I keep looking for tricks to paddle stronger and......well, there are none. I live in the Big Island of Hawaii, where swells can come for a week but also leave for 2 weeks. It's very discouraging to think I might never get really surfing because I cannot paddle strong enough. I have considered powered motors on the board, but these are heavy and then you lose the ability all together? Hoping I will be able to do this, the water here is crystal clear and I love being out there no matter how silly I am. Something about just catching ANY wave keep me going. The whole family watches your videos. We turn on the TV and stream some Kales Broccoli, and we try to pop up while watching. I certainly entertain the family with my failed attempts!

Interesting watching the slo mo of your bottom turn. It's almost as if there are two turns there. The second boost turn gets into the power pocket. In real time it just looks like one bottom turn though. Will definitely be more aware of this potential action particularly on my backhand where I don't seem to have as much power on tap as my forehand. Thanks.

Good, informative video. Thanks for the help. I subscribed.

You guys are so lucky to be still aloud to be surfing during quarantine

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Super lucky!

@anthippo91

4 жыл бұрын

And surf has been pumping on the east coast all week🤙

@petep5003

4 жыл бұрын

im amazed you think thats how you spell allowed

@rowanbrougham

4 жыл бұрын

are you not?

@S10Alexander

4 жыл бұрын

Could you guys surf quietly maybe? Instead of aloud

Awesome! thank you

Great analysis 👍

You have Highlighted what i already knew i was doing wrong but you have Confirmed it if that makes sense. Don"t Look down at the Board for Answers but Down the Wave, Angle the Board Slightly and the Pause, don"t forget that there Pause, without the Pause it becomes a Rushed Affair. This all used to be a Natural Event for me but after a Back Injury and out of the Water for a While i'm now Starting from Scratch. I'll get there, i got there before so i will get there again. Once i'm on the Wave i Rip like the Good O'l Days.

great breakdown!

Kale, you are the man! Mahalo brah 🙏🏽🤙🏾

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kevin!

very nice video, thank you very much!

Very positive vibes. The instruction is very helpful. Top marks. 😎👍👍🎉🍻🌅

Great vid👍

Thanks for posting this. You’re a good coach. If I ever get to Australia, I’ll ask you to coach me.

GREETINGS from South Padre Island 🍷👤 and Thank You Brock......

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks !! :)

Thanks 🙏 again 🤙🏽

your videos are some of the best tutorials out there - much appreciated! would love it if you (or someone) could post some longboarding tips (cross stepping; nose riding etc!)

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate! One day!

Would love to know where that video was taken with the cliff and clear water, looks like a great place to visit (eventually!!)

Great tips with position and paddling power . I would like to see what he will be like in 8-12 months with more yoga and weight loss to catch waves and powder harder . Look forward to seeing your client progress more

@HowtoRip

4 жыл бұрын

😍

Thanks a lot , very interesting

Thanks for the lesson,

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Daniel!

really good thank you -

Guys u are the best!! Been learning and improving so much since watching your channel. Really appreciate🤙🤙

Taking up surfing again at 60 your pop-ups are so smooth and easy to main thing I learned from watching you is you keep your hands down on the board for a long period Of time until those feet come up to replace them.smooth

Good stuff...that pump and compression is exactly what i've been working on. I've been really trying to get a big pump to get to the top 1/3 of the wave and like the mini pump setup, little hidden things making the difference. Thanks for the excellent explanation!

Paddling fitness is very important. I drove to the coast last week to ride a hurricane swell. The paddle out smoked my arms and lats and I could hardly catch a wave after that. On a normal day I can walk out to the lineup. Gonna start using weights to get stronger, cuz that sucked!

Perfect explanation you have done. I will practice your teaching ( when I found a wave...ahahahh).

Hey Kale do you have any videos on strengthening or increasing flexibilty?

Any suggestions on beaches with easy waves to learn in Gold Coast or surrounds? Always seems to be 500 people out and lucky to catch 2 waves in a hour. The waves always look perfect to learn on in your videos :)

Nice video man, those little details which makes the difference ! Even thou I surf quite a lot in the last 4 years, I often time end up with the white wash breaking in front of me. Important to mention that on small wave beach break it is so important to stay high up in the wave after take off, especially where we surf in the Northern beaches, the surfers who get the best wave can angle really well their take off to make the first section and build speed. Something I can manage fronthand but damn my backhand sucks, somehow I start to paddlee in an angle and when the wave carries me somehow my board goes back toward the beach and i automatically have the bad habit to look at my board when going backhand on take off. Hard to undo bad habits....

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Keep working on it Matt!

This is wonderful

Paddle like your life depends on it and don't hesitate. Just watch Mason Ho paddling into freakish beach break into rocks. Paddle like that. Love the videos!

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

He is a great example!!

Good stuff your technical tips. Watching the older dude your advice to lose a few pounds and practice some yoga was fair. For me at 60 yrs, surfing since a little kid. I have degenerative joint disease with nerve damage to left arm. I am flexible and fit but my pop looks like his. Once up I can go ok but I will ask the other surfers to cut me some slack, just because I may look like a kook

Can you do some POV GoPro videos of you surfing. I’ve watched some before and it really helps when I go out

good stuff! thanks! I have always wonder when you are padling your position to the way should be perpendicular. However, once you pop up you should be already facing into the direction you want to go or first you stand and then turn? Thanks!!

Always something to learn. Another great video - Banana activated! 🤘

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome!! Activate those bananas!

Can u do a video on out of shape people and what to work on? Full beginner style?

hey Kale's as always great vid which is the one for paddle power with the Swiss ball. cheers

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Click here on my channel and check out the paddling video - not too far down :)

Thanks for all the tips u given me mate now I haven’t lost a competition of entered yewwwwwww

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Yew

great details

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Just Subscribed brother man🤙

love it !!!

Hi! Thx for the videos, do helpful. So I live at a beach break and I’m a beginner intermediate surfer and I ride a 8’10. I struggle with paddling strong enough to get in the back and then the drop with this size board as the wave is fast and strong. My husband, who surfs really good, says a shorter board would not be helpful. I feel like I’m too far out to catch the long board wave and I cannot sit too far in bc it’s geared for the short boards. Any advice other than drive to a point break😊

Poor guy 😂. Anonymously put on blast. Love your vids Kale.

Thanks! : )

Very cool. Learned more in 13 min that hours on the water.

thanks bro! stay healthy

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

You too!

sooooo helpful

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks !

awsome!!

Can u talk about back side stand up and back side speed generation

One thing I've learned is that 2 strokes at the right time and position on the wave can easily get you in and going, when 6-8 strokes at the wrong time and position still won't.

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

100%

@nickbrennan3389

4 жыл бұрын

True....watch a good surfer. Nearly always in a good position and not paddling like a lunatic !

As always - great tutorial !! can you refer to "when to start paddling when a wave approaches" in one of your next videos ?

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Check out my positioning video over here on this channel - it'll help!

6:37, it happens to my a lot that that a swing my arms across my chest when popping up backsides. I wonder if that makes me loose balance.

Is there a specific way your hands should go in the water when paddling so you can get more speed like should they be long powerful strokes or short quick strong ones because I am a swimmer and play water polo so I was wondering if there was a difference???

Can I ask, when you wax a foam longboard would you do nose to tail or not the whole surface, I’ve heard people disagree on this

Take off at 2:37 is so nice. Seems to begin with a slight sweep of both knees, then back leg stops and front leg continues under the chest, am I right ?

Thanks

When you start looking at the girls bottom turn, is the 'oomph' turn you're referring to that little pump you do at the bottom just before you bottom turn?

Cheers for this! Especially liked the emphasis on the small, speed generating turns. Very similar to doing little pumps for speed on a traverse when snowboarding. I'll be trying the sharper setting of the line with the hand drag also... I often get chucked off the opposite side when I turn while paddling if I do it more sharply though, is this just a weight positioning issue? I'm starting to understand the water thanks to these videos! Cheers again!

Awesome informative video. It helped me a lot. I’m on a 7”3 board and I’m trying to do more turns however I’m finding it hard to shift the whole weight of the board. Any tips?

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

get stronger. Or get a shorter board

@sezzra9247

4 жыл бұрын

Ok thanks

Kale, how are you able to turn your board like you did on 2:03? Do you just apply pressure with the right hand to turn your board to the right? Thanks

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

by putting more weight into the hips you can steer the board like a rudder.

Hey can you do a video on how to do the oomph

Hey dude we watched all your videos there awesome! We wish you could coach us were in Brasil

@KalesBroccoli

4 жыл бұрын

Travel will e allowed again soon! :)

@thibaultmanekin6751

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! ✌️ rip the waves

@thibaultmanekin6751

4 жыл бұрын

Hope we can meet or txt somehow

What’s a Swiss board for paddling???

Thanks for an excellent video! Should your head and chest go down when doing the last couple of strokes or your back should be always arched? This is the part I am struggling with the most. I am either too late or too early. Thanks again! Keep up the great work :)