A demo marmoset server, currently available at http://marmoset-demo.cs.umd.edu:8080/. Anyone can sign up, and try to complete the provided exercises. More projects will be coming shortly, and we'll be allowing people to set up their own demo courses and define their own projects on our demo server. There is a web page and a piazza page for using the marmoset demo server and demo course.
How to keep your speed. 1  Try to work the top third of the wave to get speed. 2  Gravity is your friend. 3  Learn to pump your board on the open face of the wave. 4  When making turns, start them high on the wave so you will be accelerating all the way through the turn.5  Try to surf rail to rail rather than nose to tail.umping â generating speed by moving up and down the face of the wave in a smooth flowing motion. Try to work the top third of the wave to generate speed and to get down the line. As mentioned, it's this top part of the wave that enables you to create all your speed.
It appears that the rate of speed dolphins attain is closely related to their feeding habits. Coastal species that feed on slow moving prey rarely exceed speeds of 10 mph, and oceanic species that feed on fast-moving fish generally attain speeds of 15 mph, although bursts of speed up to 25 mph have been recorded.