As a beginner, this might be the best video I stumbled across. Most vids advocate a side on but I found I was already off balance and fighting the waves. This into the wind and then twisting 90 is a game changer. Thanks dude! I’d love to see some more tip vids from you.
Yes man, sharing the knowledge! Getting on those smaller boards can definitely be a tricky thing to master in the beginning. I see how well the leg thing works for you and some other riders, unfortunately this is something that doesn't work for me. But keeping the center of gravity low to the water and twisting the 90 degrees to the wind have been game changers for me! Looking forward to the next video!
Crucial tip which is a must : never flip the wing when on the board but before, in the water flipping the ear of the wing, much easier. When on on the board on knees is the unstable moment, I try make it as short as possible. I flip the wing in the water, grab the board, get on my knees and as fast as possible put the wing in the air to get stability then up and take off ! 🤙🏻
I would suggest starting with at least a 110L board if you’re starting from zero. But as it’s been 6 months since you asked, I’m sure you have progressed a lot!🤙
Great tips, nicely broken down and explained.
Thanks Willow for this informative video...🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾😁. Much appreciated...
Glad it was helpful! 🙌🏼
Thanks Willow. Great video. Hope to see you in Le Morne soon!
Thanks Lucy! ;) I will definitely see you soon at Le Morne in April!
The windsurfers at the back looks like having so much more fun 😂
A lot of useful information ,thank you for sharing 🏄🏼♂️👍
Well done. I have a couple of seasons winging but still found a couple of key tips. Always learning!
That is awesome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 😉
As a beginner, this might be the best video I stumbled across. Most vids advocate a side on but I found I was already off balance and fighting the waves. This into the wind and then twisting 90 is a game changer. Thanks dude! I’d love to see some more tip vids from you.
Yes man, sharing the knowledge! Getting on those smaller boards can definitely be a tricky thing to master in the beginning. I see how well the leg thing works for you and some other riders, unfortunately this is something that doesn't work for me. But keeping the center of gravity low to the water and twisting the 90 degrees to the wind have been game changers for me!
Looking forward to the next video!
Thanks for the feedback Akkie 😉 It definitely varies person to person, and everyone just has to find what works best for them. 🙌🏼
Fantastic instrucitons and a realy empathic and professional teacher! :) BR
Glad you enjoyed it!
These are super helpful 🙌
Thanks Talis 😉🙌🏼
Awesome
Good ideas, good explained. Will try it next time. Where is cavetown? Looks like a super spot ....regards from Germany, Gerrit
Great information, but I think you should have definitely included some examples of doing it on the water
Crucial tip which is a must : never flip the wing when on the board but before, in the water flipping the ear of the wing, much easier. When on on the board on knees is the unstable moment, I try make it as short as possible. I flip the wing in the water, grab the board, get on my knees and as fast as possible put the wing in the air to get stability then up and take off ! 🤙🏻
Great❤
My knees don’t fold up under my body like that … not at all, so I use wing as balance point
If my weight is 87kg what is the minimum litre wing board I should get to learn on? Thanks
I would suggest starting with at least a 110L board if you’re starting from zero. But as it’s been 6 months since you asked, I’m sure you have progressed a lot!🤙
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