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Run, drop, wrap — measured. And yes, it reads the wave too: our Wave IQ tells you if you went too early or too late on the shore-break.

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What the coach measures

Run speed

How much speed you carry into the drop. Speed is your only fuel on a skimboard - the wave doesn't give any back until you reach it.

Run build-up

Whether your run builds smoothly to full speed at the drop, or stutters and hesitates. A clean accelerating run means you committed early.

Steps to mount

Steps between releasing the board and being on it. The one-step drop keeps your speed - every extra step bleeds it into the sand.

Mount speed

Back foot to front foot in one quick motion. A slow, hesitant mount is where most speed dies.

Stance width

Feet around shoulder width on the board - wide enough to be stable, close enough to stay mobile for the wrap.

Knee bend

A low, athletic crouch on the glide. Straight legs get bucked by every ripple; bent knees absorb them.

Your ride, scored 0–100 across
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A real analysis, start to finish

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SAMPLE ANALYSIS

Drills the coach prescribes

🏅 Thin-Water Flatland Runs

On a thin sheet of water with no waves, do run-drop-mount reps at full speed. All the mechanics, none of the wave pressure.

🏅 One-Step Drop Reps

Walk, drop the board, and step on in ONE stride. Start at walking pace and only add speed when it's automatic.

🏅 Flat-Drop Practice

Stand still and practice dropping the board perfectly flat - no nose-stab, no bounce. The board should kiss the water.

🏅 Running-Land Drill

Board static on wet sand: jog up and land both feet in position - back foot on the tail, front foot over the middle. Look at your feet after each rep.

How to film it

  • Film from close to the water's edge so the rider fills a real chunk of the frame - if they look tiny on your screen, walk closer or zoom in. We score the RIDER; keep the wave just in frame, not the whole beach
  • Film LANDSCAPE from the beach, side-on to the run
  • Keep the wave zone just inside the edge of the frame - we read the water too, but the rider comes first
  • Start recording a few steps before the run; stop after the ride-out
  • 60fps if your phone has it

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