Surfing tutorial

When you are starting to windsurf it is smart to start practicing the beach start as soon as possible. It will save your back from uphauling the sail and it is a great way to go if you want to later learn the water start. #windsurf #start #learn #howto #sailing #windsurfing #windsurfboard #board #technique #tutorial #surf #infographic

If you have done a few windsurfing sessions, and are using a harness, it’s time to start planing and learn how to use the footstraps! This will kick off your blasting career and help you enjoy your sessions even more with extra control. #windsurf #start #learn #howto #sailing #windsurfing #windsurfboard #board #technique #tutorial #surf #infographic #footstraps #getplaning #planing #outdoorsport #watersports

Surf With Amigas on Instagram: "Fact: Wipeouts become less scary when you have the tools you need to feel more comfortable underwater! 💛Tap the link in @surfwithamigas bio and look for “The SWA Collective” to access this full-length tutorial."

When you first start surfing, the biggest question is always “how to get up on a surfboard”. Advanced surfers make it look so smooth and easy, but the first times you try it, you’ll probably

SURFSKATE ACADEMY: video tutorials & tips for every level on Instagram: "some tips for your cuties if you want to see more videos, check out the link in bio 👀 #surfskate"

Surf tips for beginners on Instagram: "➡️Avoid pop-up mistakes⬅️ Follow @surf_tips_for_beginners for more tips 1. Stop grabbing the rails. 2. Hands not too far away, don’t open the elbows. 3. Don’t position yourself at the back of the board. 4. Front foot not parallel to the rail, turn around 30 degrees. Practice our step-by-step tutorial at home to avoid pop-up mistakes. It will become a part of your muscle memory through practice, so in the end, it will be an automated fluid motion…

Kima Surfcamps on Instagram: "How to have Speed Control after popping up 🔽 To become a beginner surfer involves more than just the initial pop-up; it requires mastering the art of speed control on the wave using your body weight. 1️⃣ Lean Back to Slow Down: Shift weight towards the tail (your back foot) to increase drag and decelerate. 2️⃣ Lean Forward to Gain Speed: Shift weight towards the nose (your front foot) to reduce drag and accelerate. 3️⃣ Equal Weight Distribution for Maintenance…