The Grinch doesn't want to practice until he sees himself throw massive amounts of water and float over every section imaginable. Does that sound familiar? Ha! But to be serious for a moment and improve at anything, one must practice. So how do you practice surfing when surfing is not practicing? After 47 years of wave riding and 30 years of studying, applying, immersing, and teaching surfing, the only way I know of is to ...
With challenging waves, plenty of breath holds, and a rigorous schedule, we all pushed ourselves to our respective edges on the trip and came out inspired, expanded, and, most importantly, stoked on surfing. I couldn’t have asked for a better group to share the experience with plenty of laughs on our first trip as Wave Ki.
This is only the beginning, and I can’t wait to return to @uluwatusurfvillas and expand this retreat to different locations worldwide!
The backside carve is one of my favorites in #waveki fundamentals 3, because to do it pure you do something different in the approach and that affords you time to add your own twist.
The technique explained, shown, and practiced within Wave Ki on bottom turns, carves, top turns, and cutbacks helps to make surfing in these difficult conditions enjoyable.
Here’s a snippet of info I go through in Wave Ki to help you understand how movement in your stance, timing, and body positioning can make this possible.
Just joined Wave Ki. Amazing!! Been surfing for 20 years, I'm 40, father of 2, Wave Ki is what I was looking for. Several years of doing lots of training but nothing like this and I just did the first form!! Can imagine what is next!! When surfing yesterday, I was surprised about the technique of the late drop, I made all!!! Thanks again man.
