Thanks again Mike! :)

Hey, thank you for the feedback. It's much appreciated. If you ever have any questions please feel free to email me at chapin@surfprotechniques.com. Best wishes!

I'm glad you like the video. If you ever need help with your surfing please feel free to reach out. chapin@surfprotechniques.com

Thank your Arthur, I appreciate the nice comment. Feel free to reach out via email with any specific questions. I'm much faster to respond. Best wishes. chapin@surfprotechniques.com

Hey thank you for the nice comment. I'll see what I can do in the future. If you ever have any other question please feel free to reach out via email. I'm always happy to help. :) Best wishes! Chapin@surfprotechniques.com

Thank you for the nice comment. If you ever have any other question please feel free to reach out via email. I'm always happy to help. :) Best wishes! Chapin@surfprotechniques.com

You're welcome! I'm glad you like it. If you ever have any questions please feel free to reach out. chapin@surfprotechniques.com

Muchos gracias! Si necessita ayuda en la futura tu puesdes escirbir me aqui. Mi espanol es horible perro I puedo tratar. Tanga buen dia. :) chapin@surfprotechniques.com

Yes, it's possible. Shoot me an email and I"m happy to answer any questions you may have. chapin@surfprotechniques.com Best wishes :)

Quads are fun! If you ever have any questions about technique. Please feel free to reach out. Best wishes, chapin@surfprotechniques.com

@@SurfProgressionTechniques what's your setup? I've never gotten a good quad setup dialed in. I find that they are fast and make sections, but they don't want to jam in the pocket like you do in your bottom turn here. Would you recommend more of an upright fin for the rears? Is it better to have the rear fins setup pigeon toed closer to the rail or parallel in the middle?

@@MyMotherWasaNinja I use a tri-fin and a quad. It depends on the conditions. Please send me an email and we can chat more about your current board and situation. Looking forward to hearing from you. chapin@surfprotechniques.com Best wishes!

Hey, thank you for your comment. It's great to hear from you again. Dropping down from a longboard to a 5'10 is a huge leap and will be challenging. It sounds like you were getting up 100% of the time on your longboard so I would say your pop-up is not the main problem. It's most likely a combination of your paddle and positioning in the line that is preventing you for catching the wave at the optimal time. You're pop-up may be part of the issue but when you drop down in board size everything gets exponentially more difficult and technical. Feel free to email me and we can dive deeper into these subjects. Chapin@surfprotechniques.com Stoked!

What I do is I go into a cobra yoga pose to generate torque with my knee's on the back of my my board. That way when throw my hips back and start to curl a bit it almost forces my knees to fly right below me. Then I put down my feet and start pumping / bottom turning. I recommend this video, it helped me a lot kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hrl_d5ei2K2dd6M.html&ab_channel=TheSurfProject

@@ejectoraircoasters222 oh hey thanks man I’ve been surfing for more than a year now and I can pump down the line and snap and do cutbacks and everything, I’ve got a surf heat competition for my higshcool on Tuesday thanks mate

@@powercarve125 no problem dude. That was actually a problem for me for a good while too. Since my pop up wasn’t great it would take a second for me to find control and then the section would close out by the time I find balance. Good luck in your competition 🤙🏽

@@ejectoraircoasters222 thanks dude I got second place in my heat