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This site is here for all your San Diego surfing needs, from the local surf cam to lessons on how to shape a surfboard. This site has gathered information from various resources and present them in their entirety, at one location, Surfing San Diego.

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Welcome To JK's Corner. JK is a San Diego surf shop owner who has been in the surfing business for over 30 years. JK knows surfing.
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Forum: Just Learning
Topic: Shortboard Pop Up
Message:

Take a blanket,

  and roll it into a tight cylinder
center a board on it lenthwise
Now lay on the board and balance yourself
Now try to pop up without dropping a rail
It's a lot easier to do with your hands off the rails.  I'm not saying put your hands together in the middle of the board.  Right under your chest about two hand widths apart should be plenty close enough together.  Also keep in mind that the closer your hands are the further up you can push yourself.
 
dont do this over a hard surface.  Carpeting or foam matting is good. Doing it on a matress is even better.   Good tool for practicing pop-ups
Baratacus2010-02-08 18:59:09
Date Time: 2/8/2010 6:56:02 PM

Forum: The Lounge
Topic: Longboard Skateboards
Message: http://www.amazon.com/NATURAL-Longboard-Complete-UPGRADED-ASSEMBLED/dp/B002MOXP3Q
Paris, Randal, and Gullwing's Alpine and bomber  trucks are all RKP (reverse kingpin) rotating trucks. This is the best deal that I've found so far on a new complete board with decent components and RKP trucks.   It has Randal trucks, Kryptonic 70mm wheels, and ceramic bearings. Baratacus2010-02-08 18:18:10
Date Time: 2/8/2010 6:11:19 PM

Forum: Just Learning
Topic: Getting a new board after gaining weight.
Message: don't.
Date Time: 2/8/2010 1:33:20 PM


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