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Understand the Different Types of Surfboards
Understand the Different Surfboard Fin Configurations
Understand the Different Surfboard Leashes & How to Use Them
Understand the Different Wetsuits & How to Use Them
How to Use Board Wax on Your Surfboard
How to Identify & Avoid Stingrays, Sharks & Jellyfish
How to Identify & Avoid Rip Currents
How to Identify & Appreciate the Ocean's Elements & Surf Conditions
How to Surf on an Ocean Wave
How to Pop Up on a Surfboard
How to Turn & Slow Down on a Surfboard
How to Judge the Ocean Waves While Surfing
Understand the Different Types of Ocean Waves & Breaks
How to Surf on a Longboard
How to Surf on Shortboards
How to Get Fit by Surfing
How to Stretch Properly Before Surfing
Understand the Proper Surfing Etiquette When Out On the Water
How to Take the First Turn While Surfing
Understand the Different Paddling Techniques You Can Use While Surfing
How to Surf on the Ocean Waves
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Learn how to pop up on your surfboard, take off and catch an ocean wave when you're surfing in this free v… More
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Summary: Learn how to pop up on your surfboard, take off and catch an ocean wave when you're surfing in this free video series.
Pat Weber is the founder, owner, and head instructor of the San Diego Surfing Academy. Pat started surfing at the age of 6 and has 40 years of surfing experience. After traveling...read more
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"Hi! This is Pat Weber with the San Diego Surfing Academy for expertvillage.com. In this clip we are going to look at the pop up you are surfing. You hands are back here close to your wrist, your chin, chest and shoulders are up high, you are looking both ways before you cross the street because you want to be safe, don't want to run anybody over; and it is going to be one motion to the feet. Your front foot replaces your belly button on the board like this. One motion to the feet. I'll do it one more time. My hands stay back here close to my wrist. My front foot replaces my belly button and my back foot just drops down my instep, like so. "
eHow Article: How to Pop Up on a Surfboard
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