Surfing With Grant

Here’s a recap from day 1 from our 7 day retreat at

It’s boot camp for your surfing, retreat for your mind and body.

Epic healthy food, lots of surfing, lots of learning, lots of good times!

We are now day 3 of the 7 day retreat and I can see the students surfing starting to change.

Next weeks retreat (May 30 - June 6) still has a few spots available… if your interested DM me the word “INDO”

Here is a little clip showing how I’m working with one of the students backhand at our retreat at . The first few days of a retreat at like this is about clarifying exactly the few things we want to focus on for the week. It’s then a matter of getting the student through repetition to slowly Implement the changes. We do this throughout the week with lots of surfing as well as a daily surf skate session.

Having this surf skate park here I can work with the student in a controlled environment where we can work on the new movement pattern with lots of repetition with the goal for it to start showing up on the wave.

We are now day 3 of the 7 day retreat and I can see the students surfing starting to change.

Next weeks retreat (May 30 - June 6) still has a few spots available… if your interested DM me the word “INDO”

This clip of captured by by perfectly demonstrates what a bottom turn should do…

A bottom turn should set us up for our turn with that burst of speed out of it and that is accomplished usually by holding it longer. Try it for yourself!

This is one of the most important cues in surfing… Your eyes and head drive the rest of your rotation.

If we turn out head to look directly at where we want to go, everything below can do the same. But if we stay looking down the line, we limit the lines we can draw on a wave. Where you look is one thing, the timing and how long for is another.

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