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Thanks mate, very useful!!

Certainly the best advices for beginners I saw since I begin wingfoil.

Thanks mate!

Hard handels for life

Εισαι μεγαλος δάσκαλος κακο! Ετοιμος για το jibe!!

how tall are you?

It's hard to go fast when riding toe side, any tips for remedying this ?

Yeah. Stretching arms... I think it's crucial... Practicing fast tack atm. Thank you!

All clear. Great. Thank you

simple, concise - well explained ---- excellent video

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how about impact vest and helmets, do I bring that myself. I will be joining you and your staff in two weeks time and I can’t wait, see you on location 😎🏄🏼‍♂️👍

Thanks, very helpful 🤗

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This is a BIG help for my current progression. I'm 70kg and just purchased a 72 board (Omen) and I'm nervous about the Stinkbug waterstart. I have only been winging 3 months but with my 30 years windsurfing then kitefoiling I'm finding things fairly easy on the current 99L board.... I want to go smaller. Thank You

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Great tips, you explain it very clear and easy to understand, a very little thing can make a Big difference. Thanks for sharing for experience.

What boom do you have ?

Such a great tutorial. I re-watch it a lot. Very helpful, thank you!!

Going back out tomorrow and the next day to keep my foiling rides going longer!! Then I'll gybe on foil!

👍 The Helitack description was precise and in sequence with the actions shown, and as I'd run my own Windsurfing school during the mid 1980s I knew that although a gybe is most common to perform the actions used in a Heli-tack is of benefit to know also. Particularly standing upon Slalom boards, but especially when using Wave-boards.

I've learned a lot watching your windsurfing videos. Thanks a lot! Really appreciated your detailed explanations.

Thank you, man! You're the first toob video I came across that makes sense for a beginner like me. Awesome details, but also great general, easy to remember pointers for next time out on the water. Thanks!

Thanks, great video and good examples!

please make more vids. your a good teacher!!!!

Thanks for the video! I bought the 1050 at 65kg and I love It! Even in high winds It is very stable and easy to control. For me a more relaxed ride than the spitfire. Looking for a second HPS for higher winds. Would you recommend the 980 or 930? As the high end of the 1050 is really good and the difference in cm2 projected area between the 1050 and 980 is already 177cm2. Thanks for your reply!

Great tutorial! However, in the video of you in closing it seems like your pumping technique is different than your described; i.e., you aren't holding your front arm more stationary and just moving the back arm. Did I misunderstand, or is that just a more advance technique?

Such a great video!! I have been struggling with tacks (only just started trying them) but after watching this I can't wait to get back at it - goal is to be tacking by the next trip to LV!! Thanks Kakos!

when is the right time to get in the foot streps? when the board gets some speed?

Thank you so much for review. I think I will stay with the progressive stabilizer for a while for future front wings even for ART, ART pro, or Spfr !.. 😎😁

Hiii from Hood River!!)

Very good explanation

I've learned more correct windsurfing basics from you than anywhere else! Thanks for your channel!

Thank you! I found this video more helpful than what Alex posted on his own channel. Mostly because they went into more detail in this video. Like to sail slightly off the wind and tuck legs up before the rotation. Landed my first one today!

Thank you for your advice. Today I start using them😊👍

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Thank you for this video. It is well explained in a simple way. Making it not too intimidating to start trying the toe side tack 🙏 And now I’m off to the water to practice , practice ,practice 😅

Hey, nice review. 970 is my main drive now, and I'm looking for something faster. 890 looks like a logical upgrade. I have a Skinny 960/45 and a crazy short advance fuse. I laso have 390 rear wing which I'll probably use at first with 890. What do you think of Skinnies in comparisson to Progressive? Also, is there any sense to conside ArtPro 1201 instead of 890?

The BEST! Thankyou!

This is a huge help. I just had knee replacements on both knees n I can’t bend my knees very well. I tried your second method and it works on my 75ltr board 😊. A little sketchy but it works.

Sketchy

I’m 68kg, 98L board and a 4.5m wing with a 1,600 foil. I usually need a 5.5 to 6m wing to get on foil. I’m a beginner but is not only exhausting trying to get on foil the whole day but is frustrating. Even in 18 to 22 knots winds is was very hard to get on foil with the 4.5m wing.

Hi Kyriakos Not linked to this vid, I am searching tips or tutos to optimize paddling on a Wingfoil board and with a large wing on your feet. I am specially interested on the best way to install the wing with my legs and feet, and to guarantee a good catch when paddling front a strong wind, which can fly out the wing at any time. It could be also difficult with some side waves or turning winds. I am sure that there are plenty of useful tricks which may help beginners to move out or move back to beach before being fully skilled on the Wingfoil 🤗

Good tips 🎉

Why only do you explain, that rotation is initiating not by body like many other videos (including duotone academy) but by wing? Bravo! 🎉👏👏👏

So they need different fuses. Bugger that.

Great vid. How much do you weight and whats the volume of the board

I mostly ride with HPS 1050 & 930. I am using 400p for rear. I have the following questions: 1. Do you think I can still 325p for HPS 1050? Maybe too smal in light wind days? 2. Would using 325p with HPS 930 will help the performance (mainly for speed) a lot or it will not make too much difference?