#seeatiptimetuesday
6 steps to the nose ~ watch how @rilynn_baker sets up her initial bottom turn, straight into her first cross step. With close steps, she’s able to fit in 6 steps, keeping the footwork light and fluid, with a dancy pace to it, allowing the waves’ speed and steepness dictate when and where the steps are made.
For cross walking, Pull up with your core muscles.
Try jumping without making a sound when you land. think of cross stepping like the same muscles working to stay light like landing from a jump- those same muscles and/or feeling can help keep your momentum connected with the board.
Also, push through your feet, it helps tremendously when cross-stepping 🤙
~ words by @leahloves
Video: @higherlatitude_films