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Below are the top 15 tips for intermediate surfers to progress to the next level:
0:00 Intro
0:30 1- Surf the proper board for conditions & your level
1:00 2- Positioning on the wave
1:28 3- Improve your bottom turn
1:56 4- Your head is your steering wheel
2:19 5- Turning, step by step
2:48 6- Compress the lower body
3:17 7- Catch the wave at the peak
3:47 8- Generate your own speed
4:14 9- Paddle with power
4:33 10- Move your feet
4:50 11- Learn from other surfers
5:05 12- Practise rail-to-rail surfing
5:32 13- Focus
5:45 14- Visualize
6:27 15- Have fun!

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[lucysoldaccount]

“What you are doing on a wave and what you think your doing is often quite different” I felt that 😂

[holacuba]

Your series are the best on the web. I am recommending them to whoever has interest in surfing

[ricksiu]

If this is intermediate then I'm definitely still beginner level.

[christianmancini]

Born and raised in Hawaii iv been surfing my whole like and I can't stress how important the last tip is. I've seen good freinds get frustrated and jealous of other surfers and end up quiting. Iv seen people take surfing too seriously and get into fights and then avoid spots and eventually just stop surfing. The best surfers I know are the ones who are just out there because it's fun. Iv never seen a really good surfer get discouraged or jealous. Endless your making money then surfing is a hobby and I think it should be treated that way.

[coconutvibesrunning]

Wow this is amazing you guys literally shoved years worth of understanding in less than 8 minutes. Good on you 🙌❤

[mmc]

I wish I had this a year ago. There’s so much good info here, it’s gold. I doubt expert surfers who already know this stuff would actually be able to explain it to me anywhere near this level. (I’ve watched plenty of how to videos.) Thanks!

[bdc]

Love your videos ❤ can't wait to try out these tips

[ekayaniperforms]

Great 👍🏼 video and tips ! Thank you so much !

[nekislohike]

Thank you! It's always a big pleasure to see yours video.

[gabriellerivera]

Thank you for the content and education you put out on surfing! I started surfing 2 years ago, at the age of 31, and have progressed far quicker then I originally thought. Having fun and visualizing are my key ingredients! I solely longboard a single fin, I'd say I'm in the beginning phase of intermediate; this video is great, and so much is, of course, applicable to longboarding, but I was wondering if you have could make a "Tips for Intermediate Longboard Surfers"? I'm now learning how to cross step, but I still need to learn how to read the wave so I can trim on the face to gain speed and elongate my ride... I've been inhaling slow-mo videos and watching all kinds of tutorials, but I think your channel breaks everything down to the smallest variations, and variables, I would love to see an intermediate longboard tutorial from you! Thank you!

[dharmelin]

You are brilliant. I've followed your lessons for ages - even before Barefoot Surf (who could mistake that voice!). I love the stepwise way you break things down and take it gradually. Aboslutely the best surfing instruction I've seen (and, incidentally, a great example for instruction in any field). Many thanks and please keep 'em coming.

[haroldticona]

Hi! Barefoot, I'm so thankful for your videos. I've learned to surf and now I'm at an intermediate level.

[popupmatic]

we really love your surf tutorials. They are so on point. Perfect! Nother better to find on the www

[graham]

Did I see a shot of Kedungu at 5:51?? Rad spot!!

[sivanishaharan]

Great video! Footage very appropriate to commentary

[Dmitrijs.Skorohodovs]

Awesome video, thank you much ! Especcialy for the last tip... I am from Latvia and I don't have a chance to surf so often how I want to... And when I have a chance - I am trying to improove my surfing skill as much as I can, but I am forcing myself too hard sometimes and getting too serius about that, that I can forgot the most important why I am doing that - to have fun. :)
Thanks again, I am love your videos and would try to use all your tips tomorrow in Mexico, Sayulita. :)

[arjunanogara]

Super thoughtful and helpful, can't wait to try out some of the tips mentioned the next time I enter the water, looks like these guys are having so much fun out there!

[KRAIZDJ]

Sometimes (too often) I take it too seriously and I can’t enjoy it as I would like to. It’s hard to break this when you can’t ride as you would like.

[isabellab]

What beaches are these filmed at? So pretty!