Super helpful tip, Mario. Today's windsurfers are lucky to have access to the vids that you and guys like Nico and Nils are putting out. Can't wait to get on the water to experiment.
Thank you Mario. I've learnt recently that going really downwind before a jibe helps with any kind of jibe. And of course go 'deep in the knees', like you are making a turn on skies.
I'm gonna try it. laydown jibe is what I want to learn. This trick looks like with the duck jibe. I always crashed no matter what. couldn't turn in the right time etc and somewhere I read this "just start to count, one and duck". SOOOOOOOOOO F.........G simple and worked!!! 🙂
Looking towards the exit in a gybe is not only a convenience (the body follows where one looks) but also a necessity, in order to see if anyone is coming up from behind. I recommend Sam Ross' tutorial on the carve gybe as well as the lay down gybe.
True, but I would add to that, that it has to be checked before entering the jibe, wether everything is clear. 99% of windsurfers do not have the skill to change where they are going in a jibe. So it makes barely any difference (in that regard) where they look. Also, most windsurfers are not able to look ahead anyway in a jibe, its very very difficult. So in my opinion what you are saying is true for a best case scenario, but a good real life scenario for me would be to check everything before you jibe and then simlpy do the best you can. In a slalom race its of course a different talk, but then we are talking about pro level...
Hi Mario😊 Thank you for all the videos and your tips.They are very helpful indeed! Could you tell us a bit about harness line length,fin size,mast base position and height of boom and the possible changes you make on these according to the conditions.Thanks a lot in advance.
as you said the "laydown" jibe is a "style" jibe. If you, like the real pros are 120% fully powered up, which no normal surfer is able to control, then it makes sense. Otherwise you just kill your speed and therefore the jibe so easily. But the main move, to sheet in the sail which is the little brother of the lay down, this every windsurfer should train. Still hard ennough because it means "balls", i.e. commitment to the rail pressure.
Hi zusammen, Was ist denn so das beste Auto um seine Ausrüstung von A nach B zu bringen ? Muss ja min. 2,50m Ladefläche haben und habe nur ein Budget zwischen 5000 - 10000 Euro LG
Super helpful tip, Mario. Today's windsurfers are lucky to have access to the vids that you and guys like Nico and Nils are putting out. Can't wait to get on the water to experiment.
Thank you Mario. I've learnt recently that going really downwind before a jibe helps with any kind of jibe. And of course go 'deep in the knees', like you are making a turn on skies.
Very true!!🤙🏽
skis
All simple your tricks but make me good improvement.Thanks for your sharing ^^
Der Blick zum Top ist also der Schlüssel. Das werde ich probieren. Danke Mario
Nice tutorial🤙,more tutorial for normal windsurfers,tx💪🤙
Total simple if you know the tricks. Thanks for sharing
It‘s an excellent how to do content. Nice appergio tech music at the beginning. It speeds up. 👍
I'm gonna try it. laydown jibe is what I want to learn.
This trick looks like with the duck jibe. I always crashed no matter what. couldn't turn in the right time etc and somewhere I read this "just start to count, one and duck".
SOOOOOOOOOO F.........G simple and worked!!! 🙂
Looking towards the exit in a gybe is not only a convenience (the body follows where one looks) but also a necessity, in order to see if anyone is coming up from behind. I recommend Sam Ross' tutorial on the carve gybe as well as the lay down gybe.
True, but I would add to that, that it has to be checked before entering the jibe, wether everything is clear. 99% of windsurfers do not have the skill to change where they are going in a jibe. So it makes barely any difference (in that regard) where they look. Also, most windsurfers are not able to look ahead anyway in a jibe, its very very difficult.
So in my opinion what you are saying is true for a best case scenario, but a good real life scenario for me would be to check everything before you jibe and then simlpy do the best you can.
In a slalom race its of course a different talk, but then we are talking about pro level...
Hi Mario, VERY NICE video, THANK YOU for sharing the secret (looking towards the top of the sail), can’t wait to try that 🏄♂🏄♂🏄♂
If you look at the top, you can also keep an eye out to see if anyone saw the cool jibe.🤙
More of this please 🤙🤙🤙great tutorial 🎉thank you
Im on it, happy you like it!😄
Thanks Mario, with your video i can understand better the low gibe
Thank you Mario for a great content!
Hi Mario😊 Thank you for all the videos and your tips.They are very helpful indeed! Could you tell us a bit about harness line length,fin size,mast base position and height of boom and the possible changes you make on these according to the conditions.Thanks a lot in advance.
Fantastic tip! Thank you!
Thank you ❤
Das ist ja mal ein geiler Tip! Danke!
Good and simple explanation, thumbs up!😉
I’m looking forward to giving it a go, many thanks.
Enjoy!!
Fantastic advice, thank you - I can't wait to try this. Love that Future Fly board.
great channel, cant wait to get surfing again
as you said the "laydown" jibe is a "style" jibe. If you, like the real pros are 120% fully powered up, which no normal surfer is able to control, then it makes sense. Otherwise you just kill your speed and therefore the jibe so easily. But the main move, to sheet in the sail which is the little brother of the lay down, this every windsurfer should train. Still hard ennough because it means "balls", i.e. commitment to the rail pressure.
Nice one Mario!!
ja eindlich ein Freestyle Video :D
😊 wirklich beeindruckend 😊
Nice, thank you! 🎉
No problemoooo!🤙🏾
Die Laydown jibes will ich nachher auch beim ROTS in Kellenhusen bei 3m Welle und Ostwind sehen 😂👍
Da siehst du mich schwimmen und dann etwas später weinen!🤣
nice tutorial 👍
thank you for you tip!
Hope it´ll work for you!😄
Thanks Mario🤙🔥
No problemo!😄
Look easy but very hard 😂 thanks
Try it, you’ll be surprised! But go for flat water..😄
Styler
Hi zusammen,
Was ist denn so das beste Auto um seine Ausrüstung von A nach B zu bringen ? Muss ja min. 2,50m Ladefläche haben und habe nur ein Budget zwischen 5000 - 10000 Euro
LG
I can ask: Is the radius much more narrow than the normal power jibe 😊. Thanks a lot for your tips.
Depends on how you sail the jibe - but no, normally the radius is even a bit wider, unless you are an absolute pro.😄
@@MarioKuempelBecause it looks so narrow, when you do it:-).
@@michelletran7852 ah true! but its because I go sooo far downwind, its not because of the jibe.😄
@@MarioKuempel So Pro😍
🎉🎉
Kein wind heute
Nice tutorial Mario
Danke dir! Wind kommt bald wieder!😄
@@MarioKuempel ha ha … stimmt , leider nicht mit dein novenove 95. 🤙
@@bertvwveldman3931 wird noch weitere Giveaways geben...😄
молодец. куда смотришь, туда и едешь.
First😂
🚀😄
Kommen jetzt alle Videos nur noch in englisch??
Ja, aber schon seit letztem August…🤣
Why is it that all the larger windsurfing channels on UA-cam make jibe tutorials at the same time?
It’s a random coincidence 😄 will happen more often probably
Common, use ur racing sails 😮😢
Wenn der scheiß Container kommt gerne!🤣
'Promosm'