correct paddling technique?
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SAsurfa wrote:All this technicality about paddling .
I think we all know and feel when we are centred on our board correctly as to not be pushing water or creating too much drag when the nose dips too far under
We all know how much to spread our fingers apart to get the maximum amount of movement without letting too much or little water flow between them
After paddling over hundreds of thousands of times, probably even into the millions you know if your paddling technique is right and you know how to adjust your style or positioning if it feels a little out of wack. Surely after paddling this much you don't need someone to help you improve your technique more, surely any advice on top of what you already know will only be useful for shaving off a second or two paddling over 100m, and why is that useful it's not a race
My 2c
lol its funny ppl have a dig but I agree, this topic is like asking "how do I take a chit" paddling pretty much sixth sense for most surfers. When you want to go hard you just get in the zone keep ya head low ride every little wake. Sure some technical information might be handy but hell it aint brain surgery.
I could keep up with squizzy taylor, for anyone in the know he was one of the fastest paddlers in SA..... Not when I was young mind you but I learned alot having my grommet years round him.
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yep....i can relate too that i kinda think thats half the addiction of surfing....u never really master it...u have your days...but hueys just waiting smack u like a flyNick Carroll wrote:[
usually takes a surfer about 20 years before he/she starts realising he/she doesn't know s**t
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biggest thing ( other than lift u elbows ) has b the cup...like i find just concerating on getting my hand in @ the right angle saves me a lot hard work
without suxing up too nicknack ( stupid natural footer ) i've been reading his book on surfing your best and found it invaluable
fairdinkum...sure theres some stuff in there i didn't know....but wat was really interesting was too read about something i've done naturally in my surfing for years (fall forward takeoff ) but never really understood how or why it worked :?
u know....just seemed better option than eating shit on a steep drop
with the amount study and death of knoweledge we have over our surfing now....all i can say is embrace it
p.s i think your books over priced too nicky
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Fark stop being so nice, wheres Narky nic? My comment was more about the "So there" bit.....what grown man says that?!!!Nick Carroll wrote:hey genius, like I said above a while back, when it comes to surfing, we're all in kindy ...Nappy wrote:bbbb-bbbbleet! me, you sound just like my 5 year old neice. What kindy you go todaryl wrote: So there.
...so take it easy on people who understand they're in kindy to learn.
My apology, it was flip, boneheaded, I'm not the most mature funt .Nappy wrote:Fark stop being so nice, wheres Narky nic? My comment was more about the "So there" bit.....what grown man says that?!!!Nick Carroll wrote:hey genius, like I said above a while back, when it comes to surfing, we're all in kindy ...Nappy wrote:bbbb-bbbbleet! me, you sound just like my 5 year old neice. What kindy you go todaryl wrote: So there.
...so take it easy on people who understand they're in kindy to learn.
I went to Norwood kindy .
And yeah nick, I've cut back on the revs.
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the correct technecque is on your knees with deep thrust from b-hind
and when we talk about cup...it's all in how u hold her breast
hang on....wrong forum...damn mix my user name up xnxxx
p.s aww nick....your mag is great...on my own ...been reading lots..yours has been something i come back too everynight....i didn't read from front too back...rather explore it....fully enjoy it ( theres some serious grammeer mistakes mind u )
but c'mon....for a extra 4 lattes....i think i'd rather a hardcover
take too your eva tight publishers....if it's worth buying...i'd rather a decent hard cover...the mag format cheapens your hard work
and when we talk about cup...it's all in how u hold her breast
hang on....wrong forum...damn mix my user name up xnxxx
p.s aww nick....your mag is great...on my own ...been reading lots..yours has been something i come back too everynight....i didn't read from front too back...rather explore it....fully enjoy it ( theres some serious grammeer mistakes mind u )
but c'mon....for a extra 4 lattes....i think i'd rather a hardcover
take too your eva tight publishers....if it's worth buying...i'd rather a decent hard cover...the mag format cheapens your hard work
Withuot being to explicit, the standing erect playing coits on a trampoline with multiple vertical take-off and landings, flick coit upwards for a full airborne then re-entry, has to be the all time great possiemustkillmulloway wrote:the correct technecque is on your knees with deep thrust from b-hind
and when we talk about cup...it's all in how u hold her breast
hang on....wrong forum...damn mix my user name up xnxxx
p.s aww nick....your mag is great...on my own ...been reading lots..yours has been something i come back too everynight....i didn't read from front too back...rather explore it....fully enjoy it ( theres some serious grammeer mistakes mind u )
but c'mon....for a extra 4 lattes....i think i'd rather a hardcover
take too your eva tight publishers....if it's worth buying...i'd rather a decent hard cover...the mag format cheapens your hard work
Worth more'n 1o lattes, thanks champ.
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Wonder about volume I .
interesting thread (well, mostly)
i've been surfing for many years, ok - decades, and i've never had shoulder problems but in the last few months i've been getting pain in one elbow and now both elbows hurt when i paddle.
it doesn't stop me from surfing but it's getting more pronounced. it's kind of a dull ache right in the middle of the elbow joint and it's a concern because it's getting worse not better. any rational suggestions or advice much appreciated.
i've been surfing for many years, ok - decades, and i've never had shoulder problems but in the last few months i've been getting pain in one elbow and now both elbows hurt when i paddle.
it doesn't stop me from surfing but it's getting more pronounced. it's kind of a dull ache right in the middle of the elbow joint and it's a concern because it's getting worse not better. any rational suggestions or advice much appreciated.
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hymie you poor bastard, you are developing tendonitis in the shoulder and elbow joints.
This is a chronic ailment. You can rest and it might go away, but if you do, the muscles in your upper back and shoulders will probably atrophy and you'll just re-strain the tendons when you jump back into it.
I reckon just keep surfing -- try to be aware of where the physical effort is going with your paddling (probably a bit too much effort in the forearms and biceps), and try to consciously relax the arms -- find a good masseur and undergo a couple of weeks' intensive massage, at least twice a week, to free up the tension in your arms and shoulders -- get the masseur to show you some effective stretches -- and go from there.
This is a chronic ailment. You can rest and it might go away, but if you do, the muscles in your upper back and shoulders will probably atrophy and you'll just re-strain the tendons when you jump back into it.
I reckon just keep surfing -- try to be aware of where the physical effort is going with your paddling (probably a bit too much effort in the forearms and biceps), and try to consciously relax the arms -- find a good masseur and undergo a couple of weeks' intensive massage, at least twice a week, to free up the tension in your arms and shoulders -- get the masseur to show you some effective stretches -- and go from there.
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