Windsurfing Freestyle Light Wind - Light Riding

Waiting for Wind in Limnos Greece. Low wind surf action. No Wind, no problem, prepare and practice in low wind conditions is crucial for fast learning success in planning wind conditions. You got more time between the single steps of the move. That will save you much time in the water when you are practicing in high wind conditions. Often you can only practice a small part of the move but you will learn a lot of basics.

[@Luis-ps6ek]

im about to buy the same sail in 4.2 im 1.67m tall and want use it for freestyle is that nice with that size?

[@Luis-ps6ek]

i've just realised that the video is from 2013

[@MaxSurfTeamLearnWindsurfing]

No Problem. Between 4.2 and 4.7 was the best size for me for low wind freestyle. Short boom is helpful

[@simplyseb7297]

Weird question, but what point of sail are you on for the trick at 1:15??? Can't seem to work it out, cheers :)

[@MaxSurfTeamLearnWindsurfing]

I surf a little more up wind than beam reach. You throw the sail in the wind and push the head of the boom down. Lean back that you do not get the back of the boom in your face. ☺

[@simplyseb7297]

+Boardsport Cheers, I'll keep trying it till I get it! :) thank you.

[@MaxSurfTeamLearnWindsurfing]

+Simply Seb Good Luck!

[@insaiyanbass3722]

What is the first move called?

[@MaxSurfTeamLearnWindsurfing]

It is a switch reverse Duck Jibe.

[@insaiyanbass3722]

Thank you sir :)