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HOW TO : 360 tail slash by l'Ours on a Drops 8'11 SUP !!!
These shoots permit us to focus on the most difficult part of this move: the first 180 to the descent fin first. The next 180° is way much easier.
The key is to be fast enough to feel the board light and to know how to push and keep the slide under controle.
This controle is based on the rail, not on the fins or the paddle.
So, you have to be very touchy because it is “easy” to slash and stop on the lip but keep the speed all long the trick and make the descent as fast as you came is way much harder.
You need strong legs and train a lot… SUPer : Patrice Guénolé on a Drops 8’11 Vulcan and a Carbone Paddle GONG.
Source : Team GONG SUP, 360 tail slash on stand up paddleboards 😉
Photographer : Delphine Minssart.
The key is to be fast enough to feel the board light and to know how to push and keep the slide under controle.
This controle is based on the rail, not on the fins or the paddle.
So, you have to be very touchy because it is “easy” to slash and stop on the lip but keep the speed all long the trick and make the descent as fast as you came is way much harder.
You need strong legs and train a lot… SUPer : Patrice Guénolé on a Drops 8’11 Vulcan and a Carbone Paddle GONG.
Source : Team GONG SUP, 360 tail slash on stand up paddleboards 😉
Photographer : Delphine Minssart.
