Shea dives into the art of hanging five, defining key elements like lift and hold. She also explores key longboard features for nose riding and shares tips to elevate your ride.

If you haven't watched our Introduction To Cross Stepping tutorial check it out here: https://online.surfwithamigas.co...

Holly reveals essential techniques for optimizing your arm movements while shortboarding. Discover techniques for backside turns, frontside turns, getting barreled, and avoiding common mistakes.

Foot placement is key on all surfboards, but the shorter the board, the more crucial. Holly explains where you should have your back foot for maximum control when doing turns on a shortboard.

Looking to ride out more turns? Holly shares her top advice for shortboarders on landing turns smoothly and effectively.

Getting tubed requires you to take off steep and deep. This video talks you through the techniques you'll need to achieve that, plus troubleshooting tips to refine your skills.

Learn how to get barreled backside with Holly in this quick video. Discover the techniques to master the “pig dog" and get barreled like a pro!

Tube riding is probably one of the most sought after goals in surfing. It's not easy but it's oh-so-worth-it. Holly (with special guest Charlie) shares insights from an advanced tube retreat in Nicaragua. She highlights how to pop up in hollow waves and offers tips on how to train at home for suc...

Holly breaks down the differences between step-up, standard shortboards, and step-down boards. Learn when and why each type might be the best choice for your surf session.

Ready for a challenge? Holly introduces her finless quiver, explains the differences between boards, and shows why learning to surf a finless board will improve your full rail turns and cutbacks.

Learn how to insert and remove removable fins on your shortboard with this quick guide.

Discover what defines a fish surfboard, how it works, and when it’s best to ride one.

Holly and shaper Christy Carr compare three different shortboards, exploring how subtle design adjustments impact your surfing experience. Learn how each board’s features can change your ride.

Holly and Christy break down one of the most unusual boards in the quiver : the mini simmons. It goes fast and looks weird, but why else might you want to add one of these to your quiver? We'll answer in the video.

Surfboard fins are super important and also complicated. Holly breaks down the science and a bit of history around surfboard fins to help you make smart choices for your board.

Explore the basics of why traction pads are essential for high-performance shortboards. Discover how they enhance grip and control for your best rides yet.

Holly and shaper Christie Carr explore the crucial fourth dimension of surfboard measurements—volume. Learning the volume that works best for you is super useful when comparing boards or ordering a new one.

Big wave surfer Delia Bense-Kang launches a 4-part video series on conquering fear in big wave surfing, featuring her trip to Jaws. Get ready to charge!

Delia shares her mental and physical training for tackling bigger waves, discusses risk assessment, and reveals the gear she relies on for big wave surfing

Delia walks you through her routine on the day of a big swell and shares tips to set yourself up for success on epic days. Hint: avoid caffeine :)

Morgan, our free-dive instructor, guides you through two drills to increase your breath hold time, boosting your confidence and comfort in the ocean.

Morgan, our free-dive instructor, shares tips and techniques to increase your breath hold, boosting your confidence during wipeouts and hold-downs. Master any underwater situation with ease!

After an epic surf session, changing into a dry suit for the drive home is a game-changer. Beany shows you this essential skill on the beach in El Salvador.

Proper wetsuit care extends the life of your investment in warmth and comfort. Angela from Mamala Wetsuits and her friends share tips on rinsing, drying, and repairing to keep you cozy all winter long.