Ride Studio

For intermediates

Stop having the same session twice.

You’re catching waves and making turns. The frustrating part is knowing there’s more in the ride without quite seeing what keeps holding it back.

Start with a free upload
Surfer drawing a line across the face of a breaking wave
A pattern is easier to change once you can see it.

The moment

That section looked makeable from the water. On the beach, the clip tells another story: you waited, lost speed, then asked the turn to do too much.

Look for repeated choices: where you positioned yourself, when you started the turn and whether you carried speed into the section.

From the wave to the next wave

Give the ride another look.

See Ride Studio in action
  1. 01 / In the water

    It feels close.

    You know the manoeuvre you want. Some waves connect; others fade before you reach the section. The difference is hard to pin down from memory.

  2. 02 / On the replay

    Watch the approach, not just the finish.

    Start a few seconds before the turn. Look at your line and the space you had to work with. Find the moment the speed changed.

  3. 03 / Next session

    Break one repeating habit.

    Keep the clip, mark the decision you want to change, and look for the same pattern in the next ride you save.

Saved Ride Studio analysis example with surf video and measurements togetherSaved analysis example

The bigger picture

See the details in context.

Confirm the rider and height after upload to request your own analysis. Measurements are estimates and depend on the footage.

Explore the saved metrics example

Where to go from here

Bring your next ride.

Your first upload is free. Save the clip, replay the moment and choose one thing to carry into your next session.

Upload your first ride