OMBE Surf's Luke Hardacre breaks down surfing, in-depth and straight to the point so you can understand and implement small, actionable changes to your surfing every week. By consistently creating small changes, the small improvements will begin to connect and create drastic improvements to your surfing.
I saw this great post on the OMBE Community by BP - shout out to whatever your real name is BP - and they said- Simple is beautiful. Less is more. Does being analytical of surfing remove the joy? I t…
Quite often you’ll hear us say that tension or stress is the killer of good style. Well ego is the killer of your progression and being able to move forward.
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Expectations can set us up for failure or success before we even hit the water, this week I'll explain all the pitfalls and how to make sure you set yourself up for success.
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Do you ever think about your surfing way too much? Do you fuss about the back foot, your stance, how you’re moving or what others are thinking of you? To be frank, this is ruining your surfing and it…
If you want to improve your surfing, you need to understand the learning experience and all the highs and lows so you can navigate that without losing motivation.
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Surfing doesn't have to be hard, there are easier ways to see change and progress in your surfing which are also more fun.
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If you’re not comfortable falling, you are not comfortable surfing and will stagnate in your surfing. If you can’t fail, you can’t learn. If you don’t try, you’ll never succeed. This all sounds clich…
Do you want to surf bigger waves or do they create fear and tension for yourself? This week I go deep into bigger waves and whats holding you back regardless of what big is for you.
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Would you rather surf bad waves well or good waves bad? Whichever way you just answered that, think about it for a bit. Do you want to change the answer? Let me break that down. If you surf good wave…
If you want to learn a new part of surfing or improve it, most surfers go for broke, they try to learn it the hard way, from zero to hero, despite not knowing how to do it. This week I break it down …
Most surfers don't understand the power and try to manufacture it. Instead, power is an illusion and comes from efficient movement and holding those movements. I break down the common traps surfers f…
Most surfers or surf skaters end up looking like their arms are flailing and all style goes out the window. This week I breakdown how to reconnect the upper and lower bodies to work together and impr…
There are a ton of misconceptions around women's surfing, most that boil down to problems that all beginner or intermediate surfer goes through, and that they are not specific to women.
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If you've been trying to skate a bowl or you've been doing it for a while and want to learn how to get better, this guide will break it down with an easy drill to practice.
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Sometimes paddling in after one more good wave can be doing a disservice to your surfing and improving it. This guide is all about how to flip that experience and use it to improve.
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If you are doing land-based training already, are you making sure you train it properly without introducing bad habits or do you want to know how it can improve your surfing?
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It can be difficult to break a dirty habit or make a positive change in your surfing, even if you are actively training that area of your surfing. But there's an easy way to ensure you train your min…
If you want to stop surfing mid-faced, with no speed or power, you need to start tapping into the waves power zones and learn how to identify them. Do this and your surfing will drastically change.
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Surfing can quite often end up being stressful and the opposite of fun. The groms always seem to learn faster and have more fun than everyone else, why is that and can we take inspiration from them t…