Never miss a surf again!

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News reaches Ocean-Image towers of a fantastic new way to improve your surf skills by , quite literally, surfing online. This new viral surf game immediately has you dropping in to a double overhead peeling right-hander, something most of us rarely get to do, let alone practice. And then you can start cranking your manouevres.

You can slide your turns, stall for tubes as well as bust prolonged floaters and aerials. The longer you stay in the tube, the more points you score - only you have to actually make it out of the barrel to claim the points, unlike some head-dip/wipeout scenarios I've seen claimed as ' Mate, I just got a stand-up barrel '.

Designed by gallery owning tech-head Sennen surfer Toby Jones of Heading West Design, he's been so immersed in code, he hasn't been seen in the water at his local break for at least two years. But we say time well spent Toby, and congrats on finding a way toSurf whilst Surfing, and make us even more addicted to our sport.

Check it out here : Liquid Dreams

Now it'll be me with my head stuck in a computer for two years, with Toby surfing empty lineups at Sennen, while we're all at home trying to land those aerial 360's !

Bound to be a massive hit. Enjoy.

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