Noe has a flute performance today so I knew I didn't have time to Foil Drive. And the time was low so I didn't want to prone foil. Along those lines, I have actually been having lots of fun getting back into surfing with really short boards - so I'm not looking at this as a compromise - it is what I've been looking forward to doing.
If you keep doing the same thing over and over again, your learning eventually slows down. I feel like that is where I am with foiling - so moving to super short boards is definitely a way to freshen things up.
I took the H2 Sweet Potato out again and kept the Mackie keels on. I caught a handful of waves in the short window I had - and they were so much fun. Using the fins to derive more speed out of wave, and then converting that speed into torque as I crank a hard turn - this simple act is so addictive.
When I first got to the beach, the waves were stacked up and it was really consistent. After an hour, the waves started to back off - but I had already caught a handful of super fun waves and I called it a session.
Now I can go about my day (because my stoke meter is pegged to full)!
W:102/F:93/S:41
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