Nice tips thanks, waveriding tips series like this would be great for us beginners. Can you do one for when and how to lay down the sail at bottom turns?
Stoked to hear that!😁🤙 That's a nice one, people enjoys a lot the "lay down" even though sincerely it isn't that useful! For example I like to do it when I carry a lot of speed and want to better see the wave; but if not, it can make you lose a lot of speed! I will keep in mind such video for the future, thanks for telling me!👌💯
Nice, realistic footage!!! I think I could sail, with your technique suggestions, offerings, that level of wave sailing!!! Unfortunately I’m in Charleston, SC! And our waves form and close in 7-12 seconds. Mostly 7😂
Thanks! For sure you could! You should actually join one of my Windsurfing Clinics; the goal is to go to some of the best waves in the world, improve your skills and have a great time in such epic locations 🙌🤙💯
Excellent. That’s exactly the kind of stuff I need. Live explanation of how to catch waves. Great would be also on how to get out through white water and back. Thanks. That’s so useful. How much wind was there? What equipment do you use on light wind wave riding days? Thanks again.
Great Andres!! I think live explanation is super useful! I've recorded a video about that for Starboard, it should be out soon, stay tuned on their channel! The wind was offshore and gusty, probably in between 10 and 20 knots max. That day I was on the Starboard Ultrakode 78 and Severne S-1 4.8 👌💯
@@peterfuzz3887 Yes, I would say in between 10 and 16 knots it's pretty light wind. To waterstart I usually wait for a gust and most of all I swim hard with my front leg and push hard with the back leg to get on top of the board!
I'm almost always hooked, but obviously to pump that strong I have to unhook and then once I'm on the wave I could hook again but it depends how strong and consistent is the wind; sometimes I prefer to "feel" the power with the arms until I'm riding. On a normal day I would he hooked, unhook to pump, hook again once I'm on the wave waiting for it to form and then unhook to ride it 👌🤙
@@FedericoMorisio thanks for the detailed answer! Indeed, wave riding is the one subject constantly missing from pros vlogs. Thanks for picking it up!!
I like your comments over the footage. The music on the background is (for me) just a nuisance, doesn't add anything to the excellent footage and makes it harder to hear what you are saying.
Thanks for your feedback Ron, I appreciate it!🤙 I'm sorry about the music, I just wanted to give it a little more rhythm and not have only my boring voice haha Next one I will do better 👌💯
Thank you! I actually love windsurfing in light wind, as the sail still gives me more power and speed than I would have surfing, so it's super fun to me ;)
thank you Federico. Go on with these kind of videos, they are so useful to improve in waves
That's great to hear! Stay tuned, more coming!🤙💯
Cool. Can you describe wind speed, your weight, bilard volume and sail size?
really great content more please 🤙
Great to hear Bartholomeus!👌💯
This is a precious video, indeed. You don't know how many waves I loose in those conditions....
Grazie Fabio! Light wind is almost a different sport! There's a lot of technique and experience involved, I'm happy to share it here
Awesome explanation!!! Thanks 🙏🙏
Thanks a lot Mario for all the support!😁🤙
Good to hear from you again! I am starting learn wave! This one help! ❤
Awesome! Yes, I'm back at it 🔥🎬
That was great, thank you!
Stoked to hear that Christina! Thanks :)
Excellent video. !!
Thanks, glad you liked it!🤙💯
Класс, все секреты сдал😊
Gracias Fede! Me sirvió para analizar mis intentos en Pacasmayo :)!!!
Fantástico Katia! La próxima vez podríamos hacer unos Coaching Online para que te revise mientras que estás allá!👌💯
Nice tips thanks, waveriding tips series like this would be great for us beginners. Can you do one for when and how to lay down the sail at bottom turns?
Stoked to hear that!😁🤙 That's a nice one, people enjoys a lot the "lay down" even though sincerely it isn't that useful! For example I like to do it when I carry a lot of speed and want to better see the wave; but if not, it can make you lose a lot of speed! I will keep in mind such video for the future, thanks for telling me!👌💯
Nice, realistic footage!!! I think I could sail, with your technique suggestions, offerings, that level of wave sailing!!! Unfortunately I’m in Charleston, SC! And our waves form and close in 7-12 seconds. Mostly 7😂
Thanks! For sure you could! You should actually join one of my Windsurfing Clinics; the goal is to go to some of the best waves in the world, improve your skills and have a great time in such epic locations 🙌🤙💯
Excellent. That’s exactly the kind of stuff I need. Live explanation of how to catch waves. Great would be also on how to get out through white water and back. Thanks. That’s so useful. How much wind was there? What equipment do you use on light wind wave riding days? Thanks again.
Great Andres!! I think live explanation is super useful! I've recorded a video about that for Starboard, it should be out soon, stay tuned on their channel! The wind was offshore and gusty, probably in between 10 and 20 knots max. That day I was on the Starboard Ultrakode 78 and Severne S-1 4.8 👌💯
light wind, you mean les than 14 knts ? how do you manage to waterstart ?
@@peterfuzz3887 Yes, I would say in between 10 and 16 knots it's pretty light wind. To waterstart I usually wait for a gust and most of all I swim hard with my front leg and push hard with the back leg to get on top of the board!
From pumping to turning your not hooked. Is that how you usually go?
I'm almost always hooked, but obviously to pump that strong I have to unhook and then once I'm on the wave I could hook again but it depends how strong and consistent is the wind; sometimes I prefer to "feel" the power with the arms until I'm riding. On a normal day I would he hooked, unhook to pump, hook again once I'm on the wave waiting for it to form and then unhook to ride it 👌🤙
@@FedericoMorisio thanks for the detailed answer! Indeed, wave riding is the one subject constantly missing from pros vlogs. Thanks for picking it up!!
Is that the Severne S-1 in 4.8m?
Hi Koen 🤙 Yes, that day I was using the S-1 4.8m 👌
Again!!!
One more Time the only One planing there without Wind too 🤯, guess u got some invisibile trick down Ur board!!!!
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Hahaha board + sail setup + training + special technique => 🔥 One day I should make a video about my planing secrets 😜👌
I like your comments over the footage. The music on the background is (for me) just a nuisance, doesn't add anything to the excellent footage and makes it harder to hear what you are saying.
Thanks for your feedback Ron, I appreciate it!🤙 I'm sorry about the music, I just wanted to give it a little more rhythm and not have only my boring voice haha Next one I will do better 👌💯
Excellent video, but surely you'd be better just grabbing your surf board?
Thank you! I actually love windsurfing in light wind, as the sail still gives me more power and speed than I would have surfing, so it's super fun to me ;)