Saturday, November 25, 2006

Remnants of a Thanksgiving swell

The past two days were huge, double overhead and head high, and today's small waves are the remnants.

Though the waves were smaller, they had the same shape: closed out and dumping. I sucked ass even on the two foot waves. I either went for the wave too early and missed it, or took off too late and got thrown off my board. I think the back of the board pitched forward and flipped me over, but there's no way to tell. Next thing I knew I was in the water and my board was floating in front of me, fins up, nose pointing toward shore. If the board just flipped over wouldn't the nose be pointing the other way?

Either my timing was fatally off, or I got scared as I saw I was catching the wave in the criticial split second window and did not get my weight distributed right on the board. I didn't think there was such a thing as putting too much weight on the back of the board but maybe there is

6 Comments:

At Monday, November 27, 2006 1:05:00 PM, Blogger Bill Graber said...

There is no figuring the end result of a wipe out... If you dont mind... but it seems to me that you are over thinking your surfing... just relax and it will come

 
At Thursday, November 30, 2006 8:36:00 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

looks like you've been surfing a lot lately, right on....

 
At Monday, December 11, 2006 4:37:00 PM, Blogger Beach Bum said...

Try the Indoboard - I was sceptical but it's a great tool for building balance skills and messing about on when it's flat (or just too cold).Just got one for XMas and it's had to be wrenched off me for wrapping :(

Cheers,
BB

 
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