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CabaSmitty
CabaSmitty
NSW
7 posts
NSW, 7 posts
14 Apr 2013 8:00pm
YES....Thankyou Dogman.
Not only did you give me a pasting at the Kingscliff Longboard open for paddling prone,you informed the crowd that whilst I was trying to punch through the whitewater head first that it was parting my curly bouffant..
ljb
ljb
NSW
22 posts
ljb ljb
NSW, 22 posts
15 Apr 2013 6:21am
hey cabbasmitty .i thought you could duckdive a paddle board with your weight. see ya in a couple of weeks
dtm
dtm
NSW
1610 posts
dtm dtm
NSW, 1610 posts
15 Apr 2013 8:50am
tha dogman said...
Mixup said...
goatman said...
Why would someone prone paddle out when it is easier to get over whitewater standing? If it were so small as to make prone paddling quicker then you wouldn't have to, would you.


Why would someone prone paddle?

It's a surfing contest.
Most radical, critical series of turns win.
Smallest board does the most critical turns.
Smallest board is harder to stand and paddle out.
Can't stand to paddle out = prone paddle...not by choice.
If nobody cares if anybody prones out boards will get smaller.
All boards get smaller to be competitive...nobody paddles on their feet.

This thread had a simple question to begin with, has it become acceptable?




we all know more that 4 strokes is classified as a w@nk.....

its the same in comps...... and its part of the rules

you are allowed to paddle prone out of harms way but thats it

if you paddle laying down in a comp and I'm on the microphone you'll be copping a good pasting.....ill give you the tip



I remember a nsw states titles 2 years ago where we were in a heat together both getting smashed you did way more than 4 strokes laying down ... Spray yourself pieman
Yeah but that was over 5 foot close outs ?
Strange though from all the comps I've been to I havnt seen anyone prone paddle out ?? If they have to prone paddle back out there skills are Likely to be low and there probably not going to win a heat anyway so what's the point of this ???
Mixup
Mixup
NSW
52 posts
NSW, 52 posts
15 Apr 2013 9:34am
Hey DTM, I think you answered your own question with the quotes you added...

Again, the point was is it acceptable or not? Its just a discussion about the existing rules and bringing them to the surface and improving the sport.

Regarding the skill of the guys paddling out, take a look at who is riding the tiny boards these days, why and how (in competition)?
dtm
dtm
NSW
1610 posts
dtm dtm
NSW, 1610 posts
15 Apr 2013 10:54am
So Dogman is riding the tiny board well yeah maybe he just eats too many pies ... ?? Personally I think he rips and havnt seen him prone paddle in other comps .... Also love to see you stand up and paddle over a 5 foot close out in front of you
Mixup
Mixup
NSW
52 posts
NSW, 52 posts
15 Apr 2013 7:08pm
dtm said...
Also love to see you stand up and paddle over a 5 foot close out in front of you


Haha, me too, its been too small for too long, only 2' close outs to deal with!
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