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3 contributions to Surfing With Grant
Feb 2 •
Distracting my mind
My biggest challenge is to overcome the limitations imposed by my mind. Instead of focusing too much on this matter, I have been putting my attention on training and learning, distracting the mind from freezing my entire self with doubts and fear. It's working!
1 like • Feb 3
@Grant Williams Sure, but having good habits for physical wellness well help with mental wellness. Every time, I am healthy, my brain is better and calm in terms of dealing with problems of every day life.
Feb 3 •
Over 40 years young!
Are there more people here over 40 who want to progress in surfing? Let's support each other!
4 likes • Feb 3
This is the post I needed to see. I started at 51. I am going to be 54 in July. Progress is slow because I don't live near the water. Also, after I turned 50, I've had three surgeries to keep snowboarding and now, surfing. With a family and young kids, I don't have the resources to go take surf trips. So, regardless of age, we can still do this. :)
Sep '25 •
Perfect paddling course
I’m currently shooting the next course — and it’s all about paddling. Now, paddling might seem like a minor part of surfing, but I’ve realised it has to come next. Why? Because it’s one of the easiest things to fix, and it makes the biggest difference to your surfing. When you learn to paddle with proper technique, your efficiency goes through the roof. And that has a ripple effect through your whole wave: - Better paddling = easier takeoffs - Easier takeoffs = getting to your manoeuvres sooner - Getting to your manoeuvres sooner = surfing with more flow and confidence It all starts with improving your paddle! please let me know if there is anything you want it to include or ask me anything here. YEWWWW
2 likes • Oct '25
Paddling for shortboarders vs longboarders.
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