A big swell rolled into San Diego causing a few nightmare situations for surfers. Subscribe for more surf content Thanks for watching! I'm Brad Jacobson and I'll sea ya on the sand.
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@phoonsiri17 күн бұрын
You never forget your best waves. But you always remember your worst wipe outs.
@ralphiewigs220817 күн бұрын
If you want to see someone get worked by a ten wave set, just watch me when I paddle out. People wait for me to paddle out.
@theyoungupstarts124316 күн бұрын
You and i, brother!
@richardelliott835216 күн бұрын
I still remember the cheers of derisive laughter as I took off from the peak body surfing the wedge my first time there. I figured I must be making some kind of mistake when I was taking off and heard all the hooting from the rocks, then I found out what was so funny.
@justme30716 күн бұрын
LOL Timing is everything!
@TheDudeAbides02415 күн бұрын
You're not alone. Even though it feels like it when its happening....You're not alone
@maverickescalante566314 күн бұрын
Haha for real 😂
@sunsensational17 күн бұрын
Definitely every surfer’s nightmare. The worst is taking giant sets on the head coming up, then seeing another set with some guy getting barreled by a 12 foot wave - while you’re sucking oxygen in the impact zone.
@alainvosselman996016 күн бұрын
😂😂😂😂
@vickryan16 күн бұрын
Avoid the impact zone. Secret. Secret trick, don't tell anyone.
@johnh920014 күн бұрын
Is the nightmare the pummelling you get, the hold down, the leash breaking or the fact that this is the millionth time you've been caught inside by the wave of the day? I have all of the above.
@vickryan16 күн бұрын
Heard the phrase "pure life-taking scariness." That's a bad thing. LOL.
@Bukester7217 күн бұрын
I think this was your best video. Big wave chaos is always fun. Thanks for sharing this!!
@tuskedbeast16 күн бұрын
Love these replay with narration videos, fun and I think original, Brad. Best wishes.
@foodndat17 күн бұрын
love the recent amount of uploads brad keep em coming
@timkeane290716 күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing what day and place this was. Sometimes when I watch your videos I’m like damn, did I miss a swell! Great work btw
@bobbyg410015 күн бұрын
Excellent Commentary, I really appreciate you slowing down these videos and the Red Arrows are Awesome to point out the issues. You’re one of the only Videographers that gets this. Always love your videos. I’m an old surfer 🏄♂️ living on 50 acres of land up in Eugene Oregon now and you help me relive all my Orange County snd San Diego Surfing Days . Thanks 🙏and may God Bless you Brad.
@grahambarton19428 күн бұрын
I’m feeling better about having to work today after watching this during lunch break!
@doggieGZ16 күн бұрын
Been there, felt my heart sinking. Impending doom and nothing nice up ahead. take a deep breath, abandon board, dive as deep down as possible lol. Still get sucked over and destroyed.
@davidrivas641211 күн бұрын
I feel you bro, happened to me before and the wave was so monsterous and powerful that it snapped my leashed and i was boardless. It was miracle by the lord that I made it back to shore. I almost drowned as well. The waves were big and heeavy that day with storng rip currents.
@Rodrigorodriguez2024110 күн бұрын
@@davidrivas6412nothing scarier in the world. 2009 at popoyo on a big day in Nica and I can’t believe I made it to shore. Leash and board snapped. Caught 5-6 missiles on my head and started blacking out because each one pushed me so deep down. Think about it every time I go out 15 years later and always will.
@davidrivas64129 күн бұрын
@@Rodrigorodriguez20241 i can't imagine bro!!! Praise God you can live another day to ride another wave
@laowai200016 күн бұрын
Not easy to forget a 2 wave hold down. One time so unlucky to just get eyes out of the water to be hit by a massive foam wall without time for a breath.
@kevinkhoy717116 күн бұрын
The Salt Foam from that 🌊 would be at least 2' feet tall from the surface! So you can't Breath right away! Until you get above the Foam. Or your Coughing Salt water! "Ouch" You only do that once!
@stevenwillie278217 күн бұрын
Surfing etiquette is dead.
@humboldtnik16 күн бұрын
Certainly at that spot.
@cjod337 күн бұрын
When your nose runs like a tap hours after a surf, you know you've been having fun😂.
@vickryan16 күн бұрын
Good filming as always, and analysis of the traffic conditions, meaning crowd control, meaning snaky snakes. This type of guidance is valuable, as hopefully all surfers will begin to learn about the severe dangers involved, when you run over somebody. I've had my ankle broke, when the guy speared my foot and his nose of his board broke off, on my foot. And a guy lasered across my nose, gouging my nose of board, as he went screaming by. i was just trying to paddle over the wave. People collisions......... here's the point. The most dangerous thing in surfing is...... the surfboards. Secondary dangers are sharks, whales, rocks, reef, pollution.
@greatbriton842510 күн бұрын
Well okay but let me tell you you're doing it wrong. When you paddle out don't paddle out in front of the surfers riding in. If you do find yourself in a collision course paddle left or right clearly well in advance, or duck dive deep.
@Sonofawildanimal424116 күн бұрын
When the wave breaks here, don't be there.
@jaysmith623816 күн бұрын
Gonna get drilled 😂
@alainvosselman996016 күн бұрын
I love the concept of this video. It's like a Surfer's late night Monster Show... 🤣 Last year i was in Brittany, France... i got stuck in 6 to 8 foot waves but still managed to ride one and then came the 10 footers. I am a total kook, new to surfing and i didn't know what i was supposed to do when smack in the middle of the impact zone... The waves looked the same as these walls in the first half of the video. I got pounded..; and pounded and my only escape route was being spat out by the 8 foot shore break along with golf ball sized pebbles... I got scared for 10 months and heading back out there this week..... So there's my experience with this kind of stuff.
@richardelliott835216 күн бұрын
if the ocean grants you friendship, you realize the truth in the old saying " if you are good enough, the waves come to you. "
@alainvosselman996016 күн бұрын
@@richardelliott8352 I shouldn't have been there but as a former skater i wasn't really thinking much about fear rather than curious what the difference between surfing and skateboarding would feel like. lol. But i know better now. I hope i get to understand that saying one day.
@maca564511 күн бұрын
If it is any consolation...Jeremy Flores almost drowned at a Hossegor Pro contest. The Atlantic water is denser and what looks "Ok,same ol' " to Pacific surfers is actually dangerous and can get ya in a tight spot if you are unwary.
@stmcgarret8 күн бұрын
Good commentary. I've experienced the same thing albeit on a much smaller scale. It highlights how insane someone like Nathan Florence is when you see him paddle out and push through/under macking surf like a hot knife through butter.
@stara80814 күн бұрын
That's why you ALWAYS keep your eyes open underwater to see the whitewater and lull, up, GASP air divedivedive again in sets you get caught in. You'll survive that way.
@5635randy16 күн бұрын
Sad I surfed Ca from 80 to 95 there was level of respect and burn somebody could end very bad so it was not prevalent as it is today. 100% of my surfing is not in CA
@Fatboy5315 күн бұрын
It’s just water. I was raised in SD and surfed Mex and N Shore HI. Ying and Yang of surfing. Like how the vid shows it’s not just ride, ride, ride. You gotta work. Fun on both sides of the coin. Paddle, ride.
@mrasmrguitar9 күн бұрын
When Carol yeslled and Mike had to look for Greg AFTER THAT WIPEOUT. i said no way dude!
@danamanley215215 күн бұрын
I quit surfing for 5 years after getting caught outside at K36 Mexico with a rouge set 25-30' waves ate me. I took in water in my lungs but didn't pass out. I was way out there too. Huge closed out monsters. Only 5 of them for the whole day. the rest were 6 foot.
@Kourkou_trelamenos17 күн бұрын
Some things are private, Brad 😂
@jonthejournalist188017 күн бұрын
Love watching these “surfers getting wrecked” vids
@martyc546617 күн бұрын
THANKS BRAD FOR GETTING YOUR CAMERA OUT THERE TO WATCH THESE GUYS GETTING WORKED 😆😆😆🤓👍👍🫡
@yevhenbrytskyi9198 күн бұрын
This video is amazing, thanksn for this content
@eric989515 күн бұрын
Add a snapped leash to that, it sucks...
@petegalvan141016 күн бұрын
Been in situations just like this and it is not fun. Call paying your dues so if you know you know.
@muttonbuster16 күн бұрын
If that's where I think it is in San Diego, that's a very common occurrence especially on a NW (not sure what swell direction is here). You think you're in the channel and well south of the peak.....only to have it shift and be right on top of you.
@lelandcoontziv829416 күн бұрын
such a nice video!
@tsclly23779 күн бұрын
Been there. 4 - 7m drives you to the bottom.. onto the bottom, but SD has a sandy bottom, so is a great place to learn as the turbulence hold you under at the bottom. You just have to learn to chill knowing that you may not be surfacing for over a minute when this happens. The biggest danger to avoid is going over in the waterfall (that grinds you and may send you down head first). One has to understand the Waterfall and where it is going down to, like on corral, if the waves are really big that waterfall is well into the suck zone and grinding the bottom.. where you don't want to be. And don't go out without a buddy that's capable, otherwise make friends and stay in communication ,(but that depends on the crowd out their)... yes, I've been surfing with the sharks also.
@coloradoriversurfer542116 күн бұрын
Was that Hammerlands?
@davidrivas641211 күн бұрын
When was this?
@josephburns75616 күн бұрын
It's not a nightmare. It's what you mentally and physically prepare for. If you're going into the big wave arena, you need to be ready, up top and with your fitness.
@cjod337 күн бұрын
Dive deep, open your eyes and relax. Once it goes over, pop up asap and repeat. It does help if you can hold your breath for at least 2 min
@Tony_at_the_point10 күн бұрын
The craziest thing about this video is the 50k views.
@laughteraddict10039 күн бұрын
The guy sitting on the red board waiting is the smartest guy. I do that here in HI you sit try to zen out and relax knowing you are going to take a beating and conserve oxygen. Why rush and use precious air ? Also that technique will get you rolled more than a deep dive but it will also drag you in more and out of the crap so much if there is more behind it. More often than note anyways
@wchphoto11 күн бұрын
I think the guy at 3:08 totally snaked the guy further back. You can see he made the wave break sooner than it naturally would have. Man, I've been out in waves smaller than this but still relatively huge...for me anyway. I got a beatin' that I'll never forget. And that was over 50 years ago in Huntington Beach.
@kevinvictor9112 күн бұрын
Sometimes it's best to just let the whitewater take you in rather than fight through the impact zone.
@thomasbrewer62847 күн бұрын
Been in that exact spot, at that spot many times!
@edwardrolex809716 күн бұрын
Very melodramatic commentary
@bearrage809 күн бұрын
I used to wait for storms and big days like this in winter. About once a year Burleigh Heads Australia would get big 15-25ft. Love it
@ColeSpeier9 күн бұрын
Where's your pool training Brad. Let's be out there next season!
@ChronicSurfer14 күн бұрын
@3:00 that wave was absolutely makeable. The only reason the wave chandeliered was because the guy burning him pushed the wave down. Additionally, I'm assuming this is Blacks which tends to do well on periods over 15 seconds therefore I doubt people are getting double hold downs. Don't get me wrong, it is not fun being in the pit at blacks, but I think the camera angle and focus are tricking the perception of where the wave is a little bit.
@CharmedLifePicksRock17 күн бұрын
Hi, folks. Is this Blacks? There are only a few waves in SD (or the entire coast, for that matter) that pack this much bunch. Thanks, Brad!
@therealbeans17 күн бұрын
See Brad you get more comments when you don’t name the spots! Real surfers don’t name the spots on the internet, there is no need.
@Sp4wnK3lla17 күн бұрын
@therealbeans anyone can study the wave and see how it breaks to know which break it is
@therealbeans17 күн бұрын
@@Sp4wnK3lla then why ask or announce it on the internet is the point I’m making.
@CharmedLifePicksRock17 күн бұрын
@therealbeans Oh brother. You're a real stud, a REAL surfer. May I touch the hem of your garment?
@joephus2416 күн бұрын
This is definitely Tourmaline, I've seen it on 12 ft days and oh boy does it barrel
@Rodrigorodriguez2024110 күн бұрын
Jesus those are some F’ing bombs.
@whita-db9zw10 күн бұрын
bro, you are so funny!
@brianchristenson605517 күн бұрын
Brutal!)
@travisguide451612 күн бұрын
Funny on the last clip he wanted to be like look at how you hurt my precious line even though the wave is over what a crybaby
@wellscampbell985816 күн бұрын
That happens to me at my local break 15-20 times over the 45 minutes it takes to paddle out and it's like that most of the winter. Where? Ocean Beach SF. Why? Not sure but deep down I must really hate something about myself. The water out there definitely hates me...
@richardelliott835216 күн бұрын
it is up to you to make friends. things are always better with friends. even giant ones who operate beyond human understandings.
@buzz59699 күн бұрын
Someone is a BALL LOVER….🤨
@Eden-dt2gh16 күн бұрын
Not a surfer, but I enjoyed your video.
@theyoungupstarts124316 күн бұрын
Come! Give it a try. It’ll be fun. Just not on big days. 🤙
@tcreate.s17 күн бұрын
Party waves happen, reactions matter. More so in big waves, dealing with death is hard enough already.
@Sanguen6669 күн бұрын
i dont wanna watch these vids yet i have to watch them... fk...if its 6ft its scary for me...
@springsource12 күн бұрын
Caught inside at Blacks is brutal.
@mentored2millions84010 күн бұрын
I almost died in 15 to 25 ft hurricane surf in Florida
@julieoliver81708 күн бұрын
We all been there.
@briansmythe300011 күн бұрын
There Just Dropping In Is there No Shame any more
@timwannell647712 күн бұрын
🤯
@bjornbergen890017 күн бұрын
Get your serving of humble pie
@waxhead6317 күн бұрын
What a load of drivel
@wakeupdottv41410 күн бұрын
Too hard to get out. Go to the pier
@matthewputegnat312515 күн бұрын
Makeable.
@skolifoust4914 күн бұрын
He would of made o bottom turninstead of pulling in
@mikezeminsky149310 күн бұрын
3:35!🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪👌
@keakuawaleno15 күн бұрын
Neither of those guys at 0:51 we’re gonna make it under…homie just accepted his fate while the other guy figured he may as well try…both were good decisions 👍 the only thing I’m doing my best to do is staying calm and doing whatever to NOT break my leash Regardless, I can’t think of a worse / better feeling than surfing- sometimes in the same session
@skolifoust4914 күн бұрын
There's a bigger behind it
@odurandinaКүн бұрын
Strand locals r all friends ....so.......
@33thos15Күн бұрын
Uhh... This isn't really that big. 🤔
@HBSurferH2O10 күн бұрын
Is that Blacks? You learn after a big mistake... or two... that on a big day, don't take the first wave or even the second wave of a set... if you blow it.... hold your breath and try to relax.
@phillysslydogsly41869 күн бұрын
The sheer amount of kooks in the line ups these days is ridiculous. I know this break & it’s an absolute 💩 show. Still a few hidden gems down there tho, for now…🙄
@trevorsebring232916 күн бұрын
You’re such a Barney
@georgefromiami16 күн бұрын
hahaha
@skolifoust4914 күн бұрын
He's jumpn of to botom
@28russ4 күн бұрын
Yeah, it sucks (literally) when ya get stuck in the pit and just keep gettin shit mixed in destination fucked.. And I was never out in anything quite that big. Super salty water in every fuckin orifice. But that's why I gave up trying to surf and just stuck with skatin. Skate or die man!!......Or surf and drown dude!! 🤷♂😂
@greenwave245014 күн бұрын
I’m from Humboldt. This is an average winter day
@launchtexasintothesunforev955115 күн бұрын
I like bodysurfing cause it’s way easier to get under these