This, and the other tips videos you have done, are outstanding! The detail is great and necessary. Bringing in other surfers such as Ethan, Felipe and Mick to show their outstanding technique is so helpful. And displaying what you are doing well, yet what you are still working on demonstrates grace, humility, and resolve that may be the most valuable and commendable part of all. So well done.

Lakey and Tom thanks for staying consistent with the channel over the last year really makes my day when your guys vids come out!

Love the lesson. One of my favorite turns is the close out hit. The others I definitely need work on. Thanks for the suggestions. Good luck in Hawaii.🤙

Such and awesome video! The slection of clips, drawings, explanations and overall pace are spot on. Thanks for taking the time to film and edit 🙌 Sharing with my surf mates 👍

Love those breakdowns! It helps a lot to understand the nuances of surfing. Bring them more 🔥🙏🏾

pro tips is back!!!! getting psyched to watch you compete next week! all support from SB🙌🙌🔨🔨

this is the best way i have heard the snap explained! thank you guys so much, super helpful 🙌🏼🙏🏼❤️

Best video ever! This is the best technical video I’ve ever seen on KZfaq! Great work! I’m definitely going to check out your other videos!

These videos are so helpful! Thank you so much 💙

Love this breakdown, thank you both for creating great content that's helping all of us be better at surfing.

Thanks, Lakey. Very helpful and informative.

Thanks for these instructional videos. This is great content for this weekend warrior!

Awesome content, thanks Lakey!

Fantastic breakdown 👌 epic team delivering easy to follow explanations.

You have a powerful and efficient snap, i always check your technique.. thanks for share..🤙🏽

Thanks for the class. Ive always admired your approach in all facets from diet to recovery and so on. You're a true professional and alll this information is priceless to a regular Joe like myself.😅 Good luck on tour babe, God bless bless bless .

I was watching this video of Chris Ward and he was talking about using a RIKT to help him have more control. I think I'm going to buy one!

Thanks for the opload lakey greetings from angourie

These are so good

Veryyyyyy awesome!!! Veryyyyyy cooooool!! Veryyyyyy helpful!! ✌️😎✌️

❤ excellent analysis and lesson co-instructed by you two :) im wondering what you would advise for someone who doesn't want to / cant do tail slide snaps, but wants to carve, and only wants to stall in the pocket (unless driving around sections to get back in the next pocket) to (if not, hoping to) get barreled on every single wave ever ridden, including waves that aren't hollow? to be fair, quite several of those snaps are transpiring out in front of an entirely viable head dip, cover up, face barrel (because thats all that fits) minimum :)? but for those that aren't living the perfect barrel dream (even if completely diametrically opposed by surfing actualities and pre and post session viewings of videos of your favorite surfers on perfect hollow tubes (to keep stoked and aspire to), then i suppose snap tutorials are probably a pretty good thing :) excellent work, you two :)

Great breakdown of the snap Lakey! it looks like your lower body rotation and leg extension is excellent, however your upper body could be improved. Will you practice keeping your arms up like Ethan and Felipe? I feel that counter rotation you have is because one of your arms goes back behind you for balance which then forces your trunk to over/counter rotate. This could actually lose you fraction of speed coming out of the lip as the over-rotation may prevent from driving down out of the turn by stalling you longer at the lip line. I think you’re amazing surfer and it’s your year to become world champ! all the best on the tour and thanks for sharing you and Tom’s knowledge.

lovee this 💙💙

so sick!

Lakey and Thomas first class teachers, two big hug from Barcelona friends 🌹🤙

Pro tips from the bests

Thanks Lakey

❤ você lakey Peterson você é uma ótima surfista 🤘

These are such great tutorials! They’ve really helped certain problem areas I didn’t know how to fix. Additional Question: On regular snaps and close out snaps, I sometimes end up unintentionally laying back when the snap comes around. Any tips to prevent that?

Awesome insight! 💪🏻 Please normalize the audio as this one seemed to have really unevenly high peaks than the generally lower speaking volume.

Lakey, Got u on my Fantasy Girl team for pipe, don't let me down!

hey Lakey ! Do you remember me asking you for how-to videos in km-59 in El Salvador last year? there we are ! Thanks a lot from Brazil!

thanks a lot for the amazing tips, what app do you use for the videoanalysis?

just wow

Very good tips! What software do you have for the analyse ?

The enemy does not fear you Lakey. Brass knuckles , a kick in the shins. Dont get mad, get even. Second is the first looser

Hey your last video where did you guys pivk up your boxing gloves and the punching mitts?

T❤p notch 🤙🤙🤙

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I don't like the flatting arms. It's reminiscent of those odd posses that were popular in the 80s. MR did it and so did Tom Curran.

Wondering how many (former) CT pros have had knee surgery on that back knee after doing 10,000 of those blowtails

Go and win at pipe!

Lakey , Lexus pays to sponsor a event, and No surf once more. No ceo no surf equals no sponsors

No one calls them "Beachball arms" come on now.

honestly i think video like this is almost useless for someone who tries to learn how to do a snap. it might be good for someone who is already reasonably good and want to get some extra style points. this tutorial sounds like same which i hear over and over again from the 90s "watch this way...do this with your arms...bla bla bla". we stand on the board with our feet, if our weight distribution is wrong, if we lean too much forward or back or to the side then it doesnt matter where we watch or what arms are doing it wont help. i think you might even find it beneficial for yourself to have a look at some more modern practices like for example Wave Ki

I wouldn’t take any advice from this lady