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dane;s 7.33

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Prawnhead
Prawnhead

NSW

1317 posts

22 Nov 2012 11:43am
not a huge fan of contests but this turn is on a different level!

http://vanstriplecrownofsurfing.com/reefhawaiianpro2012/heat-analyzer/heat:374/sesh:1184/time:26-45-44/m:14923
Indodreaming
Indodreaming

379 posts

22 Nov 2012 11:02am
Over on real surf I think it is there is debate about this turn.

Some call it ugly, some call it as he got lucky.

Dont understand comments as he tried it on the wave before so on second attempt made it so I will eliminate luck.

My thoughts are I am confused about what the hell he did in terms of did he spin completely around in the whitewater or pull board back the way he had come from.

Either way I am amazed and reckon he deserved something in the 9's.

Same forum debating best turns ever so thought we could have a go.

Ones that blow me away is another Reynolds turn at Rinco (surfing against Curren who just seems to be getting better). Turn is at around 1.22.



Here is Tommy Carrolls pipeline snap which is still beyond comprehension.



I also loved this turn of Josk Kerr's turn at the quik pro. At about 2.40

Think he should have been given the score as that was the first time I had seen something like that and even his peers were blown away.



Anyway those are my favourites off the top of my head.
doggie
doggie

WA

15849 posts

22 Nov 2012 12:49pm
I saw the replay of that the other nite, after he hit the lip I didnt think he was going to make it. When he surfed out of it was a jaw dropping moment

Im not sure how you would score it, was it better than Ke11ys helicopter air at Bells? Imo Kellys air shouldnt have scored a 10 and danes wave wasnt a 7.33 I think it was more in the 8ish range but thats just splitting hairs maybe more like 8 even.

Judging is very subjective, wave type and condition play a part in how any move is scored.
Indodreaming
Indodreaming

379 posts

22 Nov 2012 5:30pm
Judging is very subjective but its interesting listening to Dorian and Machado as they are just blown away by the turn and then judges score which they saw as way to low. Coming from two of the best surfers in the world who understand just how complex that was I tend to agree.

I actually like the other move by Reynolds I linked just for the power he put into jamming the tail and then the bounce off the foam.
MickPC
MickPC

8266 posts

22 Nov 2012 6:19pm
Yeah wow, not sure what I'm seeing there. Thats pretty incredible.

One of the sickest turns I've seen was at Margaret's mainbreak. Occy did this layback cutty under the lip on the surgeons table, straightened out & got barreled. It made for a pretty effective stalling technique
pooman
pooman

WA

293 posts

23 Nov 2012 10:24am
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doggie said...
I saw the replay of that the other nite, after he hit the lip I didnt think he was going to make it. When he surfed out of it was a jaw dropping moment

Im not sure how you would score it, was it better than Ke11ys helicopter air at Bells? Imo Kellys air shouldnt have scored a 10 and danes wave wasnt a 7.33 I think it was more in the 8ish range but thats just splitting hairs maybe more like 8 even.

Judging is very subjective, wave type and condition play a part in how any move is scored.


Watching it again I think in the context of the heat its probably about right.

A 7.33 is still a high range "Good Wave"... with an 8+ score is in the Excellent Range. I don't think it was as bull**** of the Bells Air

The second highest score was a 5.5 (high range average wave) which was a longer wave had more turns but just wasn't critical enough.

http://www.aspworldtour.com/press-room/judging-criteria/

this is an interesting line and could be applied to Danes wave

"Judges will utilize a 75-25% ratio being that surfers will only ever get a maximum of 75% ( 7.5pts ) of the scale for surfing only one aspect of Modern or Traditional, up to an additional 25% ( 2.5pts ) can be added when the 2 aspects are combined. Incomplete manoeuvres will not be rewarded."

Indodreaming
Indodreaming

379 posts

23 Nov 2012 10:47am
Pooman

Shows you how subjective surfing is as I think it is one of the craziest turns I have ever seen given that it is done in a solid hawaian wave.

I still cant work out which way he turned the board to come out of it.

Last glimpse of him shows the nose of the board digging into the wave.
Prawnhead
Prawnhead

NSW

1317 posts

23 Nov 2012 2:11pm
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Indodreaming said...
Pooman

Shows you how subjective surfing is as I think it is one of the craziest turns I have ever seen given that it is done in a solid hawaian wave.

I still cant work out which way he turned the board to come out of it.

Last glimpse of him shows the nose of the board digging into the wave.

+1

doggie
doggie

WA

15849 posts

23 Nov 2012 11:13am
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pooman said...
doggie said...
I saw the replay of that the other nite, after he hit the lip I didnt think he was going to make it. When he surfed out of it was a jaw dropping moment

Im not sure how you would score it, was it better than Ke11ys helicopter air at Bells? Imo Kellys air shouldnt have scored a 10 and danes wave wasnt a 7.33 I think it was more in the 8ish range but thats just splitting hairs maybe more like 8 even.

Judging is very subjective, wave type and condition play a part in how any move is scored.


Watching it again I think in the context of the heat its probably about right.

A 7.33 is still a high range "Good Wave"... with an 8+ score is in the Excellent Range. I don't think it was as bull**** of the Bells Air

The second highest score was a 5.5 (high range average wave) which was a longer wave had more turns but just wasn't critical enough.

http://www.aspworldtour.com/press-room/judging-criteria/

this is an interesting line and could be applied to Danes wave

"Judges will utilize a 75-25% ratio being that surfers will only ever get a maximum of 75% ( 7.5pts ) of the scale for surfing only one aspect of Modern or Traditional, up to an additional 25% ( 2.5pts ) can be added when the 2 aspects are combined. Incomplete manoeuvres will not be rewarded."




Yea but its a move that hasnt been done before in competition and was very rad
Im still gonna call it an 8.0 as he rode out clean, but hey I wasnt on the panel of judges
pooman
pooman

WA

293 posts

23 Nov 2012 11:19am
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Indodreaming said...
Pooman

Shows you how subjective surfing is as I think it is one of the craziest turns I have ever seen given that it is done in a solid hawaian wave.

I still cant work out which way he turned the board to come out of it.

Last glimpse of him shows the nose of the board digging into the wave.


You're right, and I think judges have learnt from the Bells Air. Which was in no doubt 'bull****' but if they had followed there own criteria Kelly technically shouldn't have gotten any better than a 7.5 as well. The extra 2.5 to get the 10 was the subjective scoring.

So given the judging criteria and the Modern and Traditional aspects...Danes Wave didn't have any "traditional" aspects so according to there own ruling it could only ever get a 7.5 at best...

and maybe I would also hazard a guess the criteria would be more weighted on traditional aspects when in Hawaii than anywhere else...

I Agree though I don't think he could have tweaked it any more than he did hes about the only bloke who doesn't hold back when pushing it.

Ted the Kiwi
Ted the Kiwi

NSW

14256 posts

23 Nov 2012 3:10pm
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Prawnhead said...
Indodreaming said...
Pooman

Shows you how subjective surfing is as I think it is one of the craziest turns I have ever seen given that it is done in a solid hawaian wave.

I still cant work out which way he turned the board to come out of it.

Last glimpse of him shows the nose of the board digging into the wave.

+1





+ 1 No idea how he made it out of that - except that its Dane.

Madness. Looks like one of yr turns on that single fin Sean
Prawnhead
Prawnhead

NSW

1317 posts

23 Nov 2012 3:47pm
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Ted the Kiwi said...
Prawnhead said...
Indodreaming said...
Pooman

Shows you how subjective surfing is as I think it is one of the craziest turns I have ever seen given that it is done in a solid hawaian wave.

I still cant work out which way he turned the board to come out of it.

Last glimpse of him shows the nose of the board digging into the wave.

+1





+ 1 No idea how he made it out of that - except that its Dane.

Madness. Looks like one of yr turns on that single fin Sean


only one of my switchfoot turns .......dane needs to aim up and show a little more commitment to the turn if he wants to compete on our level.
funny ....a mate and i said essentially the same thing to kelly in 07 at kandui when he was on the comeback trail .. went straight to jbay and blitzed em and then wrapped it up that year after a little training on the finer points from us!!
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