The main thing you wanna keep in mind is : You wanna flotte ! The more you flotte / the more you will catch waves or white wash will feel like a wave Bigger boards don’t mean your a bad surfer, and it brings more fun to your journey, ✅ They are great to learn : - Back and front foot pressure - Catching your own waves - Paddling fast - Accelerate while paddling - And balance laying down ❌if you struggle with the things above, maybe you need a bigger board

I know you can do it… You just need répétition 🔁 ans the right mindset While doing it ✅

Ever feeling like your melting with you liquid su screen ? This is the goo too !

1. Identify the Peak 🎯 • The peak is where the wave starts breaking first. It’s usually the highest and steepest part of the wave. Always look for the peak to position yourself correctly. 2. Color Grading 🎨 • The darker the wave, the steeper it is, indicating it’s about to break. Lighter areas are less likely to break soon. Use this visual cue to decide where to paddle. 3. Wave Peeling Direction ↔️ • Waves peel from the peak toward the smaller shoulder. Observe whether the wave is breaking to the left, right, or both. Paddle towards the peeling direction for a smoother ride. 4. Follow the Natural Escape Route 🌿 • The smaller shoulder of the wave creates a safe exit for surfers. It’s the logical path to ride out of the wave without getting caught in the white water.