Some Backside Action on a 7'1

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byronmaui
byronmaui
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448 posts
21 Jan 2014 5:34pm
Noah in action on a custom 7'1 shaped by Blane Chambers for Art in Surf. Not much traveling since school has been tougher this year. Hope you enjoy some of the B and C waves the Unko's let Noah grab.

Aloha

Piros
Piros
QLD
7296 posts
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21 Jan 2014 8:00pm
Love some good back side action Cool vid Byron and nice graphics. The board shape looks pretty different how is Noah liking it and when did Blane switch to FCS fins.
laceys lane
laceys lane
QLD
19804 posts
QLD, 19804 posts
21 Jan 2014 8:11pm
is every body doing a paddle switch after they do their cross board paddle dab or is this noah's trick
laceys lane
laceys lane
QLD
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QLD, 19804 posts
21 Jan 2014 8:25pm
noah then twirls the paddle around to change sides from that position- very quicky in almost one smooth action- looks more natural- i like it
wavelength
wavelength
1195 posts
1195 posts
21 Jan 2014 7:11pm
Great surfing. Thanks for the post.
And yes, curious about the paddle length . . . anyone know what Noah opts for? Looks like a couple of inches over head-height?
Cheers, Dave

EDIT: I guess the other interesting thing is how little he actually digs the paddle in on many waves. I guess his ability, the length of the board, and the quality of the waves factor in to that.
Dynymor
Dynymor
VIC
77 posts
VIC, 77 posts
21 Jan 2014 10:32pm
Great vid! Did anyone else see the whale?
laceys lane
laceys lane
QLD
19804 posts
QLD, 19804 posts
21 Jan 2014 9:43pm
wavelength said..

Great surfing. Thanks for the post.
And yes, curious about the paddle length . . . anyone know what Noah opts for? Looks like a couple of inches over head-height?
Cheers, Dave

EDIT: I guess the other interesting thing is how little he actually digs the paddle in on many waves. I guess his ability, the length of the board, and the quality of the waves factor in to that.



i personally think a lot of the top guys are twirling and changing paddled sides and do across board dips etc because it gets judged more then actually really doing anything.

please, does anyone really think a pro on a 7'4 sup really needs to digs his paddle in to help him turn
Funnsurfn
Funnsurfn
NSW
310 posts
NSW, 310 posts
21 Jan 2014 11:39pm
Ripping! Creates so much speed off the bottom with those fantastic bottom turns. Thanks for sharing. If I go back to school can I please learn to surf like that.
wavelength
wavelength
1195 posts
1195 posts
21 Jan 2014 9:35pm
laceys lane said..

wavelength said..

Great surfing. Thanks for the post.
And yes, curious about the paddle length . . . anyone know what Noah opts for? Looks like a couple of inches over head-height?
Cheers, Dave

EDIT: I guess the other interesting thing is how little he actually digs the paddle in on many waves. I guess his ability, the length of the board, and the quality of the waves factor in to that.



i personally think a lot of the top guys are twirling and changing paddled sides and do across board dips etc because it gets judged more then actually really doing anything.

please, does anyone really think a pro on a 7'4 sup really needs to digs his paddle in to help him turn


Gee at this rate, he could go 6'2 and not worry about the paddle and . . . uh oh.
laceys lane
laceys lane
QLD
19804 posts
QLD, 19804 posts
22 Jan 2014 8:38am
wavelength said..

laceys lane said..

wavelength said..

Great surfing. Thanks for the post.
And yes, curious about the paddle length . . . anyone know what Noah opts for? Looks like a couple of inches over head-height?
Cheers, Dave

EDIT: I guess the other interesting thing is how little he actually digs the paddle in on many waves. I guess his ability, the length of the board, and the quality of the waves factor in to that.



i personally think a lot of the top guys are twirling and changing paddled sides and do across board dips etc because it gets judged more then actually really doing anything.

please, does anyone really think a pro on a 7'4 sup really needs to digs his paddle in to help him turn


Gee at this rate, he could go 6'2 and not worry about the paddle and . . . uh oh.



why not
byronmaui
byronmaui
448 posts
448 posts
22 Jan 2014 6:52am
Piros - Noah is sponsored by FCS so Blane puts the FCS system in for him...


As far as the paddle length Noah's prefers 4 inches over his head. His current paddles were built for when he was 5'9 but now he is 5'11 so they are 2 inches above head. He has new paddles next week that are adjusted to his growth. As far as the paddle twirling he says he doesn't know he's doing it and it's natural for the switch to happen for him and not intentional. Stupid kid.

Mahalo
jonbro
jonbro
NSW
55 posts
NSW, 55 posts
22 Jan 2014 12:46pm


laceys lane said..

is every body doing a paddle switch after they do their cross board paddle dab or is this noah's trick


I think its more due to Noah being sponsored by FCS why BC has FCS system in place. The kid is ripping, smooth and sharp! Love it
colas
colas
5379 posts
5379 posts
23 Jan 2014 5:31am
Nice video!
The board seems quite narrow, do you know its width?

It looks like Noah was discovering the board on the first waves, the way he gains confidence with it wave after wave is impressive...

And yes, the shorter you get, the more "squirt" a board can deliver out of turns... especially under the feet of talented riders!
hilly
hilly
WA
8120 posts
WA, 8120 posts
23 Jan 2014 8:17am
Oops double posted this vid my bad. Noah is surfing really well. His paddle changes are so quick and natural I did not notice them at first
byronmaui
byronmaui
448 posts
448 posts
23 Jan 2014 10:32am


Board is 24 wide. Noah is 5'11 165 lbs.

Good catch these were the first times riding the board and the filming was a progression of the session
byronmaui
byronmaui
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448 posts
23 Jan 2014 11:24am




Perspective of the board it floats him well to paddle back in the lineup and catch waves.
Bnaccas
Bnaccas
VIC
1722 posts
VIC, 1722 posts
25 Jan 2014 12:40am
He is growing into what I always thought he would after I saw his first video.
Noah is surfing amazing and power is coming into play now which is making it even more exciting.

But I really admired what he could do on a board that was too big for him when he was like 100lbs.
It developed his flow and style.

Keep the vids coming...great to see the progression each year.
shaga
shaga
NSW
8 posts
NSW, 8 posts
29 Jan 2014 9:21pm
Awesome stuff.
Kami
Kami
1566 posts
1566 posts
29 Jan 2014 6:46pm
byronmaui said..

Piros - Noah is sponsored by FCS so Blane puts the FCS system in for him...


As far as the paddle length Noah's prefers 4 inches over his head. His current paddles were built for when he was 5'9 but now he is 5'11 so they are 2 inches above head. He has new paddles next week that are adjusted to his growth. As far as the paddle twirling he says he doesn't know he's doing it and it's natural for the switch to happen for him and not intentional. Stupid kid.

Mahalo


Can be the paddle longer than usual cause the board narrower than ever??? Watch stiffness of the shaft


Anyway, that's works with his natural ability to switch the paddle efficiently


good sound too
Kami
Kami
1566 posts
1566 posts
4 Feb 2014 7:25pm
Anybody can tell the way is NOHA taking off

I think he is going front side stance to switch quickly paddle on backside side so paddle facing the wave, but can't see really much about because the vid starts always after it.
jaydub1973
jaydub1973
QLD
156 posts
QLD, 156 posts
5 Feb 2014 3:37pm
Agree with Bnaccas. It's been such a watching Noah progress from riding that massive 12 foot PSH to where he is now. Always enjoy his vids.
Keep it up mate
John
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