This is a must-see for those who are not good at backside turns.
A video of French rider Joan Duru riding LOST's SUB-BUGGY has been released.
Luvsurf TV:LOST
"SUB-BUGGY" Joan Duru
Rider: Joan Duru
Board used:
LOST 『SUB-BUGGY』
FILM:Koji Nishii
EDIT:TABRIGADE FILM
He is not a very well-known surfer in Japan, but he is a professional surfer in France.
He is a talented surfer representing France, having placed 20th in the WQ ranking in 2014 and 14th as of today, November 1st, in 2015.
Please take a look at his solid rail work and how he pushes the board well.
Even after performing the trick, he keeps his foot firmly on the tail.
This will make the line thicker, increase the spray and give your riding a more powerful look.
The air is also good,
The thing I want you to see and emulate most this time is this low stance before entering a backside bottom turn. Like Joan, you act like a compressed spring, and by extending your body after the turn, you can extend the turn. This is common among people who are not good at backsides, but if you stay standing up you won't be able to gain speed into the turn and therefore won't extend. Try to emulate Joan's low stance.
Now, please enjoy the video of Joan riding
the LOST SUB-BUGGY !
[vimeo]https://vimeo.com/128667828[/vimeo]
