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snackster - 6 years ago

I don't know where this is but the morning glass is awesome.

G Aquino - 6 years ago

Is that a NSP board? That would be great if you can share some review about those boards!

Kasi Bryan - 6 years ago

Where can I find that background music?

amine4ever3 - 6 years ago

Music too loud!!

Dylan Thompson - 6 years ago

What's the background song ?

yotam shalev - 6 years ago

Best tutorial I've seen.

Pandalicious L. - 6 years ago

Where is that??

19MarkZ - 6 years ago

I love the guy that was willing to go out there and make all the mistakes! Well done dude!!!

Charlie Mccarroll - 6 years ago

Can't wait to get out there tomorrow and correct all my mistakes ! I was so near and yet so far ! But at least I have a 8 foot 8 board !!!!

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Isabella Muonff - 6 years ago

koooks

はいぱあかたな - 6 years ago

Nice Video ! I know how to do it!!

alpenjon - 6 years ago

Very instructional, thanks!

Rien B. - 6 years ago

Sometimes when I try to get so low with my head to catch the wave, I lift my ass up. Seems to work.

RKD Grn - 6 years ago

What's a green wave?

stxcoop • - 6 years ago

Probably one of the most boring tutorials because they show the same video over and over again for 8 minutes

DjBaapreB - 6 years ago

Just came back from surfing lessons. This makes so much sense now.

Roman Leduc - 6 years ago

Award for this guy taking a wave breaking in his neck only to illustrate the lesson :)

sipka2 - 6 years ago

Wwhy green wave, why not blue?

I Am Johnny - 6 years ago

So much gold in one video. I needed to see this, i noticed my progress has been slow for a while because I've not been dropping my head to gain that momentum, it has been stressing me out for a while.

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Laurens 1 - 6 years ago

Where is the location where the video was shot?

Jeofry Palacios - 6 years ago

Clear and precise demonstration. Thank you.

souetiee - 6 years ago

ビギナーにありがちな失敗例がわかりやすく、次回に生かせるテクニックがよくわかります！

Helen Thompson - 6 years ago

Really helpful. Thanks

Computer Simulated Atomic Coded Reality - 6 years ago

props to the dude getting blasted for the greater good of the video tutorial.

stuart morse - 6 years ago

This is brilliant, so helpful. I'm off out to put it into practice

lucie firnhaber - 6 years ago

Where was this video filmed?

Kire Hajba - 6 years ago

Love this !

Mo yo - 6 years ago

Should have watched this before i went surfing :D

Venta Internet - 6 years ago

Thanks for explaining it very well, you are the best. :)

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Benjamin Brown - 6 years ago

Great video. What the hell is the song in the background??

Benjamin Brown - 6 years ago

Barefoot Surf Travel thanks!

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey @benjamin thanks. Here is the link of the song: https://www.premiumbeat.com/royalty-free-tracks/poolside

Ronald Rowan - 6 years ago

Although I've been surfing since 1968 I still can learn from watching these videos. We didn't have any surfing schools back then, or even surfing coaches. I didn't have any friends who were experienced surfers to take me out and teach me things. Everything I learned was from trial and error. I had to learn things the hard way. Watching this video shows some of the mistakes I make even after 50 years of surfing!

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey @Ronald, thanks for your comment. It seems many of us have this in common. Being born inland Canada, we also never had any friends to teach us, we had to learn things the long and hard way. Through our Surf Trips and now with this Youtube Channel, our mission is to help the beginner and Intermediate surfers going through the same path, learn as efficiently as possible.

iKillborn2kilNOE - 6 years ago

Where was this video before I went out today? Grateful now that I saw it though

Dylan Thompson - 6 years ago

What's the background song?

Thalles Valente - 6 years ago

Great video!!!

李家茹 - 6 years ago

PERFECT tutorial~!

Grim Games - 6 years ago

This is a great video! Very informative and thorough. It solved my problem! Can't thank you enough!

Multiplex117 - 6 years ago

i spent the whole day not catching a true green wave, cause it turns out i waited until stage c every time i would let the stage b ones pass cause i thought they werent big enough

Alfred Fordan - 6 years ago

I've been surfing for over 20 years off and on, but struggle with explaining how to do it to those new to it. This video is great at explaining the things I do without even thinking about it. One thing I would add is that the conditions make all the difference in the world on whether you have fun or struggle. Unfortunately when there are good conditions, everyone and their brother goes out. One other thing that I would have added is to immediately start your turn left or right as soon as you pop up and don't just ride the wave straight in. Also, most beginners struggle with paddling out, so I would have addressed that in the video.

Lara LandX - 6 years ago

Nice explanation. I'd only add please, beginner surfers, watch videos to learn what "dropping in" and "snaking" are. Dropping in causes collisions and can be dangerous. Learning to avoid this keeps everyone safe. Thanks!

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Thanks @Lara, you are right. For those of you who would like to learn more about what @Lara is referring to, please check out our new "Surf Etiquette Video" in witch we cover these 2 elements ---> https://youtu.be/XCaiQYVEut4?t=55

Spooky MGTOW - 6 years ago

Juat came back from Hawaii, awesome sport, great video. Stood up on three ocassions, great feeling. I would like to hear about stance and feet position, I think I failed there for more wave riding once I saw a picture of mine, feet too close and in center Thanks for great video.

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey @Spooky, thanks for asking. We actually have a tutorial on Surf Stance coming up very soon. Till then, make sure to check out our two articles about Surf Stance: https://barefootsurftravel.com/livemore-magazine/proper-surfing-stance & https://barefootsurftravel.com/livemore-magazine/improve-surf-stance . We hope it helps !

Brenton Andrew - 6 years ago

Where's his leg rope? Awesome video besides that!

Twizz Wolvz - 6 years ago

who’s going to surf in bask country this summer?

Libby DeGregorio - 6 years ago

Not only does this video have great information, its really nice to look at

Mark - 6 years ago

ideally, no paddling, turn around and use the cork effect for lazy surfers

Ha X - 6 years ago

I’ve been surfing for a while and idk why I watch these lol

arithmetisches Mittel - 6 years ago

damn, I wanna surf again

Valentino Photography - 6 years ago

thanks for the lesson!

ApacheTheAttackHelicopter - 6 years ago

I am planning on trying to surf, never did it before. At least this video seems very good and informative so for sure it will help a lot. Great video, I think I will try to surf seems like a great and enjoyable sport/hobby.

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey @Naga, if you are planning to try surfing, make sure you check out our "How to Paddle" and "How to Pop Up" tutorials. Good luck !!

Cemal Karabulut - 6 years ago

Name of the song?

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Stephen246 Vlogs - 6 years ago

Where does this video take place?

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey @stephen, we filmed this Tutorial in Playa Marderas, Nicaragua. Its one of the beaches we surf the most during our Nicaragua Surf Trips.

Aayden Surfing - 6 years ago

I've been surfing for maybe 2 Years now, I seem to catch waves before they break but the waves are just close outs. I've gone to multiple surf beaches but it always seems to be closeouts on Offshore. Although I can surf I loved the video, Its great to see the Youtube Surf Community all getting along!

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey @Aayden, thanks for your comment. This is a good point. Surfing good quality waves for your level is a key factor to help your surf progression. Sometimes, like for us "Canadians" this can mean traveling to specific areas at the right time of the year to get on to clean pealing waves. If ever you are considering a Surf Trip to a world class intermediate spot, Bali, Nicaragua & Ecuador where we bring our travellers on surf trips, offer the clean waves you see in this tutorial.

ul3m8 - 6 years ago

Well, THIS is a surf lesson!

Elizabeth Finsthwait - 6 years ago

Thank you so much!!

Doesbaddel - 6 years ago

Instant sub, I love your videos!

howtheheliru - 6 years ago

This is a very helpful video! Thanks for posting.

hoggath hogg - 6 years ago

how good is this

Wing Yee Jessica Asapche Dao - 6 years ago

haha wish I had watched this when I was learning. I know all this now through trial and error but if I had watched this vid i would have learnt faster!

E - 6 years ago

I turn at stage B, paddle 2x, and hit the lip down the line the first time before stage c.

Sammy Cook - 6 years ago

This was sooooo helpful !!

AJ G - 6 years ago

Lol its all about commitment tbh if you dont commit youll get tumbled. All ypu gotta do is paddle and keep paddling till you know youve caught it

Marina - 6 years ago

Thanks a lot you explained this very well!

MIchael Fireborn - 6 years ago

Wow! Best beginner surfing video ever! Thank you.

Buy Food with Plastic - 6 years ago

Wow love it! My passion is surfing! I would love to share your video on my IGTV including giving you credits. What do you think would you like to send me the video?

My Instagram is: @radi_

Buy Food with Plastic - 6 years ago

Awesome! It's buyfoodwithplastic@gmail.com

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Sure yeah we'd love to send you the video. What is your email ?

Ephrimvael - 6 years ago

Great camera work and instruction, but poor audio/voice-over recording. The voice keeps ducking into the background. Proper mic. technique and staying on axis will produce superior results in future!

Piyatida Manasatitpongs - 6 years ago

I am a beginner. This video is the best one I've ever seen. Thank you!

lumilols - 6 years ago

Nice structure

Lilianne Vargas - 6 years ago

Loving this video. Saludos from Cabo San Lucas Mexico

Andrew Chichibabin - 6 years ago

Thank you for the video. Really helps me analyze my mistakes and improve my poor technique.

LuciiiM - 6 years ago

What is the song?

KOi SPRK - 6 years ago

This is amazing and super useful ! :) love all your works! keep up guys.

Andrew W - 6 years ago

Fantastic video and content. My only suggestion is that you invest in a better mic so that the audio quality matches the high quality visuals. Cheers!

JVA - 6 years ago

barrels are now frequently part of my surfing days yet im watching this tutorial. what an attention grabber

roberto magnesium - 6 years ago

best advice I ever got, , thanks!

Gianluca Steffenini kite trainer - 6 years ago

Really good job , thanks

Aaron Via - 6 years ago

Such an awesome video!

cama ronify - 6 years ago

Great information. But why on earth the terrible sound work? Please get a decent microphone and dry room acoustics next time. There are sound guys and studios out there for a reason!

Will Brigham - 6 years ago

This is soo soooo helpful, I first went surfing a few months back, and failed epically ahaa, I watched this video afterwards to try understand what I was doing wrong. anyway, I went surfing yesterday, and these tips really helped me improve a lot, Thank you.

Edward R - 6 years ago

Great video! Thank you. My local wave (Muizenberg, Cape Town) is weaker and more varied in breaking position. Often when you think you're too far out, you're perfect. When you think you're too far left, you're in the correct channel. I've been missing a lot of waves because of my head not being forward and my paddling not being strong enough. My positioning is much better but at high tide, the waves are stage A (lump) with them breaking far closer to the beach.

Tim Nelson - 6 years ago

Yeah, you forgot to discourage grabbing the rails when going to pop up. Bad habit, hard to break.

Subala D - 6 years ago

YEAH DIDNT KNOW HOW... HAVNT SURFED FOR LIKE 8 YEARS OR ANYTHING

Souheil Naser - 6 years ago

love this video thanx a lot

Tony MacSwayne - 6 years ago

Now try this in a line up of 100 snakey surfers on all types of surfcraft. Good luck

Ria Sen - 6 years ago

thank you!!

Lidia Kamolz - 6 years ago

Yeah! So true!! Big help for knowing all ur failures! Thinking more about it! Well done thanks

Charles Hawk - 6 years ago

Love the videos!!!

1royalwolf - 6 years ago

Great video for a beginner like me. Thanks

Glitzy Todd - 6 years ago

Thank you for this I’ve been practicing my pop up but i don’t know when to pop up lol .Thanks a lot for this

Pay Way - 6 years ago

Glitzy Todd i think lots of beginners pop up too early and stall the board. I tell people to count a second or two after you catch the wave to build up board speed before you pop up. If you pop up early you stall and miss the wave. If you pop up late you still catch the wave, but you miss some of the ride but you at least catch the wave and next time you can adjust. Good luck

Data Science with R - 6 years ago

Wow! this is Godsend! I found it an opportune moment

Bruno J - 6 years ago

Thanks. I just repeat @kaitakapproach´s coments. Awesome video. Where was it recorded?

Georg Christopher Jäkel - 6 years ago

Whats the music?

Car G - 6 years ago

Great video but what the song in the background ????

Bobby Cruz - 6 years ago

Ive been surfing 3 years, primarily over the summers but still learned a few new things. Great refresher as well!

Drvyy - 6 years ago

Should have seen this way earlier lol, great video thank you !

Martini - 6 years ago

I usually get busted by the whitewater and have to paddle again and again back to the good spots

caroline bricout - 6 years ago

Very useful video, hope I'll make it next time I surf! Thanks !

Carlo Tosetti - 6 years ago

Don‘t need the advice, but this video is really great for beginners. Well explained and I love the video footage a lot

Ryan 04 - 6 years ago

dont use that board..lol...

Reece McDaniel - 6 years ago

Such a great video, great work

Andrew Moz - 6 years ago

So Good!

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Mirthe - 6 years ago

Best surf tutorial ever thank you so much!

Andreas Wendt - 6 years ago

Great Video!
When is the best time to learn surfing with middle length boards? And what is the name of the song?

Tariq Alkatiri - 6 years ago

Great vid!
Can you make one for short boards? Would be very appreciated

commentoria - 6 years ago

I am trying to transition to unbroken waves and get paralyzed with fear looking at the drop beneath me. Any tips?

PolyNZian - 6 years ago

that too has been my problem too. i get the wave okay but then i do what planes sometimes have to do "pull up, pull up, pull up" and totally bail.
i think part of my problem is that i haven't got enough speed behind me and also my pop up is still a little erratic and at times i end up being left behind by the wave.
i ride a longboard 9ft6 (120kg or 264lbs with a lot of volume, but i have had to relearn the popup as i had originally learnt by using my knee. problem is, is when it's steep the knee is less-efficient.

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey @commentoria, there is no shame with being paralyzed from fear looking at the drop beneath you.
That feeling is totally normal. Our advice is to start with smaller waves. The more you do it the more comfortable you will get and the more comfortable you will get slowly moving to bigger waves. Also, if you go for a wave, the more you commit to it, the better it will go. The hesitation is usually what leads to wipeouts.

Connor Pearson - 6 years ago

I would also talk about when the wave is left breaking or right breaking (when to go left or right or not at all because closeout). Maybe that could be another video.

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Thanks for the advice @Connor, identifying Rights, Lefts and Closeouts should definitely be the topic of one of our next videos.

Alison Linh - 6 years ago

This video was the most helpful surf video ever. Helped me spot so many things I was doing wrong. Thank you!

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Thanks @Alison, this means a lot to us.

Karen de Rivero - 6 years ago

Where do u film that

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey Karen, our Tutorials are shot at the beaches where we teach our travellers how to surf on our Nicaragua Surf Trip. This video was filmed mainly in Playa Maderas and Playa Hermosa.

Max Conway-Nield - 6 years ago

where was this filmed

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey Max, our Tutorials are shot at the beaches where we teach our travellers how to surf on our Nicaragua Surf Trip. This video was filmed mainly in Playa Maderas and Playa Hermosa.

NUROCK - 6 years ago

Wow thanks for sharing

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Thanks @Gentleman Within, this means a lot to us.

Alex Yap - 6 years ago

i tried catching green waves for the first time during my last surf trip but what happens is i either 1. get sucked into the wave as it forms into a curl and no matter how hard i paddle i don't move forward (although i do catch the wave like this but it is rather confusing) or 2. the nose of my board does not stick out of the water and i "wipe out" although my surf instructor instructed me to push down on the tail of the board with my knees to keep the nose over the water but it's more easier said than done since it is nearly impossible to exert any force with my knees with me lying down, any tips?

Alex Yap - 6 years ago

you are right, i've actually noticed advanced surfers hardly even paddle but always seem to be able to catch a wave. one more thing though, the majority of the waves i caught were all due to me getting sucked into the wave as it begins to curl, i noticed i barely even tried to paddle but was able to catch those waves which was really weird. is that what you mean by timing? was that the perfect moment? and does getting sucked into the wave as it begins to form into a curl behind you how it's supposed to be? i'm really sorry for troubling with these questions

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey @Alex, its hard to put the finger on exactly what it is that you could be doing wrong. But it seam like you might be catching the waves a bit too late, at stage C (see 0:25). This mistake is very common for surfers learning to catch their first unbroken waves. Try to focus on positioning yourself in a way that you are paddling on a wave that is transitioning from Stage A to Stage B (So that you end up catching it and popping up at stage B. It is important to always keep looking at the wave over you shoulder to know how to adapt your paddling to the wave. If it feels like the wave is forming faster than you were expecting, it is better to stop paddling for it to prevent ending up catching it at stage C. The timing is everything. Often beginner surfers feel like advanced surfers next to them seem to be catching waves without even paddling. That is because their timing is perfect, it allows them to take advantage of the wave's power, rather then paddling very strong. If your timing is good, your nose should never tend to dive. We hope this helps.

David Suggitt - 6 years ago

Very well done! Shared 5x

Bethany Haggard - 6 years ago

So many tutorials out there that truly don't explain the process with great detailed examples. Very best one for a beginner by far!

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Thanks @Bethany, this means a lot to us.

Gustavo R. - 6 years ago

Wich is this board size?

Laura Suplici - 6 years ago

Where is this place?

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey @Laura, our Tutorials are shot at the beaches where we teach our travellers how to surf on our Nicaragua Surf Trip. This video was filmed mainly in Playa Maderas and Playa Hermosa.

Ajay Singh - 6 years ago

Brilliant for a beginner, thanks for making this easy....

nzeches - 6 years ago

Great instructional video!! I wish I had this much of advice years ago ...
Everything is meticulously broken down, and really reveals how critical timing is. Probably still a number of things I didn’t realize so far (or not able to analyze)
It will certainly help me progress much faster next summer !
Thanks for the post

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Thanks @nzeches, this means a lot to us. We are pleased to hear our video helped your surf progression.

Caribe Digital - 6 years ago

One of the best I have seen. Congrats

M L - 6 years ago

Omg what I needed in my life

Darren Huang - 6 years ago

keep them coming please!

The Surf Rat - 6 years ago

Just uploaded a video on catching waves yesterday and saw this today...I have to say, well done! I say the more competent surfers in the water the better, and catching green waves is one of those massive hurdles that comes early on and is sooo important. You have explained things so well. We overlap on a lot of points, and diverge in others. Keep it up and you will be pushing me to do better.

Dan Harmelin - 6 years ago

Outstanding. Really nails the key points and reviews them well. Are you also the voice of 110%? Excellent measured delivery.

NATURAL visual - 6 years ago

Which beach is it in the video?! Please!

Matt Appleton - 6 years ago

Don't Be a Kook 101- Never ask OR answer that question!

Tim Nelson - 6 years ago

Barefoot Surf Travel Maderas is fun, I love that place

Tim Nelson - 6 years ago

NATURAL visual that's a beginner mistake; dont ask where what break is in a video or photo.

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey @Natural Visual, our Tutorials are shot at the beaches where we teach our travellers how to surf on our Nicaragua Surf Trip. This video was filmed mainly in Playa Maderas and Playa Hermosa.

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

This was shot mainly at Playa Maderas, San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua. Super fun Beach Break for all level of surfers.

Carlos Delgado - 6 years ago

Where did you shoot the video?

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey Carlos, the video was shot mainly at Playa Maderas, San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua. Super fun Beach Break for all level of surfers.

KaiTakApproach - 6 years ago

Randomly popped into my feed years after trying to learn, instantly made sense of all my failures. Thanks for posting....this is the best instructional I have ever seen.

South-West Productions - 6 years ago

KaiTakApproach everything I would’ve said lol

Charles Hawk - 6 years ago

KaiTakApproach same here, I went out and instantly got more efficient

Randsurfer - 6 years ago

Next video: How to eat ice cream before it melts.

Bob van Eck - 6 years ago

Good tutorial guys, just showed it to my girlfriend and she said: "that's what you want to know as a beginning surfer".

Yungoo Ro - 6 years ago

Best video I've ever seen about surf techniques on youtube. Just subscribed. please keep posting more videos!

Tiger Pudding - 6 years ago

Great tip on keeping your head low as you paddle into the wave, thanks!

zackwoodz - 6 years ago

why are the waves green?

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

It's another way to say "unbroken waves", which refers to waves that haven't turned into whitewater yet.

J KIM - 6 years ago

where is this place...damn

Charles Hawk - 6 years ago

Barefoot Surf Travel the waves look perfect lol

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua.

Patrick Fitzgerald - 6 years ago

This was really good! I llike how he takes a wave on the back for teaching purposes.

Natalie Mazurek - 6 years ago

Great video. What's the song in the background?

Landon Faulkner - 6 years ago

Excellent video. Probably the best tutorial video ive seen on catching unbroken waves.

Ava Hoffman - 6 years ago

What board do they have?

Ava Hoffman - 6 years ago

Barefoot Surf Travel thank you very much! I love your videos.

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey Ava, the surfer surfs a NSP Soft Board 7'10. Here is the link to the model: https://www.nspsurfboards.com/product/p2-longboard/

Natalie Vana - 6 years ago

What surfboard is he riding?

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Hey Natalie, the surfer surfs a NSP Soft Board 7'10. Here is the link to the model: https://www.nspsurfboards.com/product/p2-longboard/

Macckah MacMahca - 6 years ago

How to catch a wave that early. Step one have a long board lol

Eva Haan - 6 years ago

I LEARNED IN 3.159 SECONDS ON A TWO FOOT BEATER

janith palacios - 6 years ago

My daughter's first surfboard was 6'4 and it took her a month to learn it

Richard Thomas - 6 years ago

I learnt in a 6”3 short board hahah

Wing Yee Jessica Asapche Dao - 6 years ago

fish board catches that early too for me

Charles Hawk - 6 years ago

Macckah MacMahca yeah, I started on a 7’2 and did just fine.

Macckah MacMahca - 6 years ago

Why. I learnt on a mini mal in about 1 week, I don't think beginners SHOULD be doing anything.

Landon Faulkner - 6 years ago

Yep. Which is what a beginner SHOULD be riding

Abner Nakihei - 6 years ago

Macckah MacMahca how to catch a wave even earlier. Step one get SUP board. Lol

Alexandre Castro - 6 years ago

Keep up the excelent work!!!

심민우 - 6 years ago

This is amazing!! I made so many mistakes!!! I can't wait to go surfing now! Thank you so much for the quality video!!

Jose Rojas Gutierrez - 6 years ago

omg! Best tutorial ever!!!

silver surfer - 6 years ago

Thank you very much, such an excellent video. Enjoyed your other uploads as well. Great stuff.

Yildiz Alidzhikova - 6 years ago

Awesome tutorial! Question: which is the break where you did the shooting?

Barefoot Surf Travel - 6 years ago

Yaldaz Alidzhikova Hey Yaldaz, we shot at Playa Hermosa and Playa Maderas in South Nicaragua, San Juan Del Sur. Super nice waves to learn to surf on.

Maryse Chouinard - 6 years ago

Very appreciate this video !! Best tutorials for learning !!! Thank's !!!

groovinonfunk - 6 years ago

Great work! Keep it up! I love these tutorials.

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