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Watching Johnny is half the reason I bought my wing foiling gear. I wouldn't have beileved riding like that was possible if I hand't seen him. Thanks for capturing and sharing this video!!

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I heard it's best to do this in light wind on an outgoing tide! :)

Great job filming Johnny's session at Fort Point. Tearing the wing didn't slow him down one bit.

Ml 600 or 540 ?

Spectacular footage, ¡Bravissimo! to All who participated. Thanks for sharing your personal experience.

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My dad use to do this

Hello, what is the camera to film ?

such sequences are the reason to start wingfoiling. sick! pure inspiration!!!!

Damn you rip!!

Great riding. Wind conditions appear to be quite challenging.

You captured a wonderful decisive moment. It's speed and powerful speed riding. I enjoyed it.😁😄

At 5:55 he pulls out of the wave,sail upside down...and makes it :). Thx for posting!!

How cool is that ❤ Awesome stylish 🤙🤙

What a session Johnny.... What front wing is he foiling with, 800?

Behind the back tack to top turn 👌

hi, i am wondering where you di buy your new mast track? regard,

sick edit, what a moment to capture!

Horrible. Its not you.

Looks good.

Whoa! He's fast!

Em ok

Thanks coolyager. Yes, I was so proud of my first hd movie and equally impressed with how well TH-cam's h.264 encoder ripped it. Definitely opened my mind on the quality of TH-cam movies.

1st like, woot

Amazing quality for 2008!

Nice, toilet.

very helpful!! thank you

I can do that too! *hi-five!*

what state was this in

i love it!!!!!

The comment below was not posted by Angeliki Kanavou, but by Jeanette Rigopoulos.

WOW! What a great act, but dangerous, Guys. How do you do that blindfolded? Emmett certainly took advantage of the water dousing and getting Bryan all wet, an opportunity not to be missed. Great cause. Congratulations!

Hacko HackoB the program I used to create the vector diagrams was flash. Sports physiologists have specialized programs to automate this process. I did not have this luxury and basically brute forced it by hand following the principle joints in the body in a frame by frame video playback...ya, it took a lot of time but was worth it :)

Thank you Enzo. I appreciate your kind words of praise.

cool video but not very pretty looking. lots of bobble and stuff. They look in shape though.

A windsurfer and Tuki won overall.

A windsurfer and Tuki, the 40"

Timing still hosed :(

I do not think that you should be calling this guy an asshole, obviously he beliefs that Los Gatos should have lost the race, it is true that the Newport coxswain had steering issues but little known is that they were told by the on water official that they had been disqualified in the last 250m on top of that they were told that they could not protest on the water. Yes he could have celebrated and not have stood up like he is jesus, thats just bad sportsmanship.

Very well done! An amazing once-in-a-lifetime shot captured at the end of this video -- we appreciate your taking the time to put together this minute and a half of electrifying highlights!

Congrats to lgrc ltwt 8 for winning nationals!!!

Oakland's F8 beat Marin's B F8 by 2.9 seconds in the heat and then by 9.5 seconds in the final.

Actually this is the first heat of the 2013 SWRegionals Boys' Freshman 8+.

Being bigger and stronger doesn't guarantee being faster. There's also the drive to win and the heart to overcome adversity - surely you understand that. As somebody who always wanted to be seatraced, I agree with what you're saying. But knowing the dudes in this year's lightweight boat I don't doubt that that lineup was LG's fastest 8. And knowing the ethos surrounding our club and exactly how much work is put in, I can certainly tell you that Los Gatos doesn't try to exploit loopholes to win.

No offense to our heavies, but most of them suck dick at rowing on the water and that's why they go slow. Of the heavies that are actually fast none of them synergized with the rest of us in the v8 lineup so the boat went slower with them. Our lightweight is our fastest lineup just look at the results. As for last year the 3v guys just wanted it a lot more than our jv boat did. The attitude was completely different and some of the jv guys while being fast just didnt want it.

Stop making assumptions with no factual premise. You know nothing of the speed of our rowers. Had we rowed a V8 with our 8 fastest guys, it would include 6 people from the Ltwt8, and 2 from the JV8 (this was the lineup the last time we rowed the V8, at the Shamrock Invite). So it's without a doubt that our Ltwt8 is our fastest varsity boat. And last year's 3V had a 1:47 average 2K while the JV had a 1:42 average 2K, so again it's without a doubt we were the region's fastest THIRD varsity 8.

So you're still contending that the Los Gatos 3v wasn't the third eight? Let me tell you a bit about that boat. He wasn't exaggerating when he said the crew average was ~140. Quite possibly smallest eight in the region. One guy in the boat - ONE GUY - was sub 7. The rest were just wanted it bad enough to kill themselves on every piece, and tear the higher boats to shreds. Our coach tried to seat race them many times, but no one in that boat beat any of the JV guys one on one.

It had big guys, not the fastest guys. They may have pulled hard, but they rowed badly and didn't show a winning attitude at practice. The lightweights won every piece at practice to the supposed Varsity 8 that raced in the JV. You can't make accusations based on what you believe to be true on race day. Bad races happen, injuries happen, you have no idea what was going on in any of the boats, so you have no ground for your claims.