Basic wing skills and tight radius turns

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[@akialicubi]

I really love your videos and guides. Highly appreciated. I just started to lean and had my first 4 hours on the water. Keep up the good work and greetings from Europe.

[@hugokenyon2961]

Excellence! , precise and detailed virtual lesson, Thanks Alan.

[@kuznetsovsergey6499]

Волшебник! Most useful video lessons

[@waynecarson8635]

Alan is the best kumu Kai ever. Always look forward to your great instructions.
Mahalo nui loa.
See you at the harbor👍

[@boltuprightmaui]

The master.... great vid, Mahalo!!

[@mauromassaro-marraffas.r.l4934]

Very clear explanation. One question, in your opinion is it possible to make that kind of water start with a 100 litre board ?

[@alancadizwingfoilinginstru2926]

Probably not, maybe in gale force winds. The wing does not have the leverage that a windsurf sail has attached to the board nor the power of kite during the "power stroke" to get up on the board. A big board, 100L, is too much to "sink" under you body. As your skills improve you will graduate to a small board. LMK

[@TheUffe1]

Great video! One question though, are you not afraid to rip the wing with the foil when you water start like that?

[@alancadizwingfoilinginstru2926]

Always a consideration, but the foil setup I'm using when the wind is strong enough to water start has a long mast and small front wing that does not protrude from the water. So far so good. Thanks for the question.

[@grantchang81976]

mahalo

[@samo-nx2pl]

Why you have leash on back of your boom?

[@alancadizwingfoilinginstru2926]

I just put it on the back so it would not interfere with the POV. I normally place in on the front but it kept hitting the camera.