Ninja surfing at Gokin's small onshore wave beach!
A few weeks ago, it was held in Oceanside, California (a shallow beach break),
A video featuring Gorkin from the BUD LIGHT SURF SERIES has been released.
It also includes footage of Corey Lopez, who competed in this event.
The waves are small and side-onshore beach break, so it's similar to the bad waves in Japan.
This over 7 minute video is a model for Japanese surfers.
Instead of swinging the nose of your board around in small waves, weight the board and stay in your power zone.
He surfs carefully, making sure not to miss any lips or sections where he can get air.
Like Gokin, after taking off, calm down, look closely at the waves, and see how the waves will break.
Be predictable and try to surf the wave in a position that stays within the wave's power zone.
Even with small waves, if you are in the right position you can gain speed and perform tricks.
I was convinced that surfing can be practiced no matter what the waves.
Check out Gokin's Ninja Surfing!
「イアン・クレーン」のビーチヘッドから新しいYouTubeが公開になったのでご紹介します。
このYouTubeで注目したいのは「イアン・クレーン」が「ラスタ・ロブ」と一緒に2人で『LIGHT SPEED2』に乗っています。
2人ともスタブハイでの優勝経験があるエアがとてもうまいサーファーなのですが、
ビーチブレイクの程良いサイズのパワーのある波でLIGHT SPEED2』に乗っているところです。
日本だとこれぐらいのサイズは波が大きい方になると思いますが、これぐらいのサイズや力のある波でも『LIGHT SPEED2』は機能しています。
「イアン」が乗っているのはカラーペイントしてあるのでわかりづらいのですが『SUB DRIVER3.0』モデルのスワローテイルの『LIGHT SPEED2』です。
Ian: Sub Driver 3.0 Swallow Tail (Light Speed II) - 5'10" x 19.25" x 2.37" x 28.50cl
「ラスタ」が乗っているのは本人のシグネチャーモデルとも言える『RAD RIPPER』の『LIGHT SPEED2』です。
Rob: Rad Ripper (Light Speed II) - 5'6" x 19.00" x 2.30" x 27.25cl
『LIGHT SPEED2』はボードが軽くて跳ねるので、調子良さそうですね。ではご覧ください。
BEACH HEAD
One glorious afternoon spent CRANKing it on a mystical left rip bowl. Special appearance by Rasta Rob.
SurfboardsIan: Sub Driver 3.0 Swallow Tail (Light Speed II) - 5'10" x 19.25" x 2.37" x 28.50cl Rob: Rad Ripper (Light Speed II) - 5'6" x 19.00" x 2.30" x 27.25cl
Filmed and edit:Jacob Vanderwork
A few weeks ago, it was held in Oceanside, California (a shallow beach break),
A video featuring Gorkin from the BUD LIGHT SURF SERIES has been released.
It also includes footage of Corey Lopez, who competed in this event.
The waves are small and side-onshore beach break, so it's similar to the bad waves in Japan.
This over 7 minute video is a model for Japanese surfers.
Instead of swinging the nose of your board around in small waves, weight the board and stay in your power zone.
He surfs carefully, making sure not to miss any lips or sections where he can get air.
Like Gokin, after taking off, calm down, look closely at the waves, and see how the waves will break.
Be predictable and try to surf the wave in a position that stays within the wave's power zone.
Even with small waves, if you are in the right position you can gain speed and perform tricks.
I was convinced that surfing can be practiced no matter what the waves.
Check out Gokin's Ninja Surfing!
