stance

> 10 years ago
Reply
Register to post, see what you've read, and subscribe to topics.
sboardcrazy
sboardcrazy
NSW
8349 posts
NSW, 8349 posts
30 Jan 2010 5:37pm
Ok yesterday I was trying out the idea of pointing the toes to edge the leeward rail a bit but i found I felt like I was too far out & I could point/weight my rear foot but my front heel was weighted + I felt a bit like a sack of spuds..Didnt help that I was buggered from 4hrs sleep the night before .But are you supposed to have a more upright stance to weight / point your toes? Also I found it hard to launch chop hops..I felt like I should have been more upright in over the board more ..Boom was chin height.
dieseagull
dieseagull
NSW
242 posts
NSW, 242 posts
30 Jan 2010 6:43pm
Guy Cribb's tip is that you should be pulling up with the toes of the front foot (like the reverse action of pushing a pedal in your car) which helps locks the board to the water.

I do that with my front leg and do the toe pointing with my back foot.

If I tried to point the toes of my front foot I'm pretty sure my foot would become a little bit loose in the strap.
sboardcrazy
sboardcrazy
NSW
8349 posts
NSW, 8349 posts
30 Jan 2010 8:29pm
crazyjockey said...

Guy Cribb's tip is that you should be pulling up with the toes of the front foot (like the reverse action of pushing a pedal in your car) which helps locks the board to the water.

I do that with my front leg and do the toe pointing with my back foot.

If I tried to point the toes of my front foot I'm pretty sure my foot would become a little bit loose in the strap.


That sound do able..- probably what I was doing.
Please Register, or first...
Topics Subscribe Reply