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paddling fatigue
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I paddle up river so when I get out to the coast, I won't drown. More paddling makes sense.
Proper board volume and efficient technique are going to be the biggest improvements. Other than that practice and time are they only way to build capacity.
Coors Light and once a month on the True Mexican.
As I get older I find that I seem to be way more susceptible to fire butt.
As I get older I find that I seem to be way more susceptible to fire butt.
yup. i'm a life long surfer with good muscle memory so maybe doesn't apply to everyone but running on treadmill helps me avoid noodle arms more than anything out of the water.
have you seen these eFins? I've read it could be a good nudge at the beginning of your surfing journey.
this is really helpful for me too! I didn't think running would be such a helpful activity!
Not true at all.
QUitting surfing is the best thing anyone can do to improve their surfing.
"When I used to surf, LeeD was my gardener"
