#SeeaTipTimeTuesday
Riding backside.
Note how @Leahloves tucks in her back knee towards the front of the board. This helps dictate the direction she's heading by opening her shoulders towards pivotal turns. With even weight distribution between both feet, you will depend heavily on your back ankle to gas you through critical maneuvers such as the backside bottom turn and hitting the lip.
Remember to stay low to find speed and drive through the midsection when riding shorter boards!
There are so many benefits to getting comfortable on your backhand. You are getting the most out of A-Frame peaks, doubling your chances in some lineups, access to currently unridden surf spots, and improving your overall surf!
In the end, more water time = more fun! Enjoy the process ✨
Video: @peterkingphoto