Beach Start Safe and Easy in 6 Steps | PUMP FOIL

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  • Опубліковано 27 січ 2025

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  • @Levi-Altair
    @Levi-Altair 3 місяці тому

    I would love to give it a go (experienced pumpfoiler) but I'm so afraid of damaging my frontwing...

    • @Ludo_freefoiler
      @Ludo_freefoiler  3 місяці тому +1

      @@Levi-Altair yes, this is the price for learning beach start… I unterstand… if this is a sand beach, normally the scratches will be superficial, easy to clean/repair. But still, it hurts at the beginning to damage the FW… once you get it, beach starts offer you a bigger freedom…

  • @WingFoilGuy
    @WingFoilGuy 6 місяців тому

    Do you think this method could work for newbies in pump foiling and replace the dock running start in learning process?

    • @PumpFooling-bm2rb
      @PumpFooling-bm2rb 6 місяців тому

      No, beach start is the most difficult start. Better start to foil behind a boat and afterwards change to dock start with an options to run.

    • @Ludo_freefoiler
      @Ludo_freefoiler  6 місяців тому

      @@WingFoilGuy Beachstart still remains quite a difficult start for pump foiling. Having some experience with a foil and beginning with Dockstart is still the easiest way.
      BUT with this method I do think the learning process will be a lot easier. I have implemented this method on myself learning very quickly how to Beachstart on my weak stance (goofy for me).
      If you have no dock but a nice sand beach, it may work 😉

    • @slappysurf
      @slappysurf 6 місяців тому

      Leaning to pumpfoil takes a ton of energy as it is. The difference between each attempt beach starting and dock starting is probably a factor of 3x more energy for the beach start. This means you will tire out much faster and only get 10-20 attempts in a session vs. the 40-60 attempts you'll get off a dock. If you don't have a good dock it's probably worth investing in a decent ladder setup.

    • @geoffnicholls8539
      @geoffnicholls8539 5 місяців тому

      Excellent, Ludo! Thanks!