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Stand up vs prone

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Created by Foam > 9 months ago, 7 Sep 2014
Foam
WA, 768 posts
7 Sep 2014 2:47PM
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I don't think I will bother prone surfing my mal anymore vs standup

I find every time I take the mal out I can't breath or paddle we'll

maybe this is also a reason surfers go to stand up

Or is it just that standup is not as hard on the lungs I guess

Then again, I could very well smoke and drink too much

chrispy
WA, 9675 posts
7 Sep 2014 6:19PM
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Wavesareus said...
I don't think I will bother prone surfing my mal anymore vs standup

I find every time I take the mal out I can't breath or paddle we'll

maybe this is also a reason surfers go to stand up

Or is it just that standup is not as hard on the lungs I guess

Then again, I could very well smoke and drink too much


Maybe your better off keeping away from water,showers included and just attend V8 races.......your a champ

Cobra
9106 posts
7 Sep 2014 6:20PM
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are you pulling cones before a surf


Foam
WA, 768 posts
7 Sep 2014 6:56PM
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Yep I forget to paddle

Foam
WA, 768 posts
7 Sep 2014 7:01PM
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Scottydc
NSW, 73 posts
7 Sep 2014 9:06PM
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I definitely find stand up is easier on the body. Especially when it comes to the shoulder strain and having to constantly crane your neck with prone. I know the out of breath feeling your talking about as well and I'm not that unfit. It's more the discomfort of lying face down on a hard surface for hours on end that I think is the problem.

Foam
WA, 768 posts
7 Sep 2014 7:20PM
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mrsdc78 said..
I definitely find stand up is easier on the body. Especially when it comes to the shoulder strain and having to constantly crane your neck with prone. I know the out of breath feeling your talking about as well and I'm not that unfit. It's more the discomfort of lying face down on a hard surface for hours on end that I think is the problem.


Yes, that is what I was asking or explaining, just lying on a board prone surfing these days proves hard on the lungs, sure I'm not fit but I find sup easy I guess on the lungs as your standing up .

not sure if it's a age thing or a health thing

Foam
WA, 768 posts
7 Sep 2014 7:22PM
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Nice clean small days on the mal is great, but any size or rough conditions I might as well not go out prone I'm buggered in 5 min

with sup you upright and lungs are extended, not squashed

Kami
1566 posts
7 Sep 2014 8:59PM
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Wavesareus said..
Nice clean small days on the mal is great, but any size or rough conditions I might as well not go out prone I'm buggered in 5 min

with sup you upright and lungs are extended, not squashed



Wavesareus, i reckon paddle stand up for a while and you will be soon tight on your ribs



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