Catching green waves is the ultimate goal for surfers, as this is where the most fun happens. Manouvers, increased speed, cool tricks... they all happen on the green part of the wave.
Transitioning from white water waves, to green waves, takes some understanding, as timing and positioning play a much more important role in the success of catching green waves.
This crash course will help you understand the major differences between white water waves and green waves, and tells you exactly what you need to do in order to transition to green waves in the fastest and smoothest way possible.

By the end of this course, you will have mastered:

✔ Paddling for a green wave
✔ Catching green waves
✔ Angling your board 11o’clock / 1o'clock
✔ Shoulder hopping
✔ Common mistake: not enough pressure on your front foot
✔ Using both knees to stand up
✔ Dropping in and looking where you want to go
✔ Trimming on a green wave
✔ Turning left and right
✔ What to do when you don’t want to catch a wave
✔ Safety In The Ocean : keep yourself safe while surfing
✔ Surf Etiquette : the unwritten rules of surfing that keep you out of troubles
✔ Ocean Knowledge : currents, winds, tides and channels.