
The bottom turn is the foundation of all surfing maneuvers. It converts your downward speed into forward momentum, setting you up for the next section.
As you drop down the face of the wave, stay low and compressed. Keep your knees bent and your eyes focused on the bottom of the wave.
At the bottom (trough), lean your weight onto your inside rail (toe-side or heel-side). Rotate your shoulders and hips into the wave face.
Turn your head and look up at the lip or the section you want to hit. Where you look is where you will go.
As you come out of the turn and start climbing the face, extend your legs to generate drive. This projects you up the wave with speed.
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