Re-entry

The Re-entry is a must have move.
It consists of projecting yourself up a section of foam that’ coming towards you and coming down cleanly, either to finish a wave that is closing out or to link a bottom turn and pass through this section of foam.
Ideally you want to do this with speed.











Surfeur : Malo, GONG team rider, with the moodrive custom.
If the wave is soft, the foam will be even more so. So, take the lead by choosing a suitable path. On a punchy wave you can search high and project the board up and the impact will force you down again. On a softer wave, it’s better to simply get on the foam and get off without much fuss.
The keys of the Re-Entry are:
- To arrive with speed, as much as you can in any case.
- Attack it with legs flexed to keep some margin in case of any destabilization.
- Adapt your trajectory with the power of the wave so you don’t get stuck at the top.
- Introduce the hull to the lip and the foam, not the rail.
- Stay firm and directive but flexible if the foam is high because it is not a smooth surface and you will be guiding the board down this bumpy road.
- Attack it even faster and you’ll catch some air for sure 😉
Surfer : l’Ours on his Batmob.
Surfer : l’Ours on his GONG Surf 9’3 Moblog PRO.
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