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EmassSpicoli · Sep 21, 2014

Zippy said: ↑

I would be into it. At the very least as a trainer, with the repetitive carbon copy wave you could try and try again until you mastered a specific move. I would then take these skill back to the ocean and smoke the competition. It's much more difficult to master something on a changeable beach break on the east coast. Paddled out 3 days ago and surfed for just over two hours. This was my first session in over two weeks. In that two hours I caught about 8 waves all but 2 were jump to your feet one pump, tuck for a sloppy barrel that shut down after 25 feet. Your not gonna improve much with that ratio of bad to good waves. The wave garden would fix that.
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Completely agree and that's why I laugh when everyone here says to "just go surf" and not have technical objectives for progression. Like yeah, I'm really gonna find myself in dope waves every day on the EC so I may as well just surf. We go so long with getting so little that you bet you arse I'm gonna hold onto it tightly and milk it to death.

nj1993 · Sep 21, 2014

Would wave pools still be affected by offshore/onshore winds? I guess it depends on how the waves are generated if I'm not mistaken?

Aquidneck · Sep 21, 2014

ClemsonSurf said: ↑

It would go the way of the trampoline. Never used and full of leaves.
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Almost... more like the way of the mini ramp in the backyard. Ripping on it every day for six months would be awesome, but once you get used to how every nook and cranny works and rides it will loose its awesomeness. over time you'll yearn for something new, different...

Although, just like a mini ramp, id still love to have one lol

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