This is helpful. Thanks. I will try today to push down on backfoot to climb. I pump a few good pumps without knowing how it works. It is good to know what the steps are. However, things happen so quickly, it seems like thinking is not an option. Cheers.
@@bctt6376 Thanks! you’re right, thinking is not an option while pumping 😅 before and after is better 😉 When you push on your back foot, this is like you take support on your foot then toes as if you wanting to jump. Your whole body gets up: head, shoulders, chest even the heel of your back foot to be as light as possible letting the board under you to go up.
Instead of that try to lower your body when the foil is climbing (flex your legs) and to rise up when the foil is getting speed. Ok for being at rest during transition phases. transition phases are useless excepted for rest and should be minimised as far. Nice try. Thank you.
@@bctt6376 yes, if you post your videos on instagram for instance I can have a look and comment them 😉 Here you find me: instagram.com/ludovicfreefoiler?igsh=a21lMmJlYXN3MTM2&
Hi Ludovic, thanks for the video. Can't wait to put it in practice. I pre-ordered a Klubber 95, currenlty waiting for delivery now. I have only a Gong X-Over XL 1600 cm2 and a Curve XL 1400. Do you think these will be enough for me to start learning pumpfoil? I am 87 kg. I know they are a bit small but just to start learning before moving to something higher aspect like the Curve H. Thanks.
@@vladfane Hi! Thank you :) Of course it will be a bit more challenging than a XXL but I think this will do the job fine for the gliding exercises, the first pumps and having a good feeling on how it works, especially with the X-Over XL. As you wrote, this is “just” to start learning. Then a Curve H like the xxl 115cm is a good choice 👍 Give a try and let me know, your feedback will be interesting 😉
Good explaination, but if for beginners: please use a beginners foil and explain as low aspect foils pump differently than high aspect foils. Good recommendation for beginner setup would also be helpful (Gong, Hydrofoil, Leviathan 1350,...)
@@MrJaennae Thank you for your message. I used the Gong X-Over XXL 100cm at the beginning. I was very satisfied with it, so I recommend it. Here a video where I did 1:45 after 6 months pumping: Looking for an easy setup to get started pump foiling? th-cam.com/users/shortsJF0USx3cKd0?feature=share High versus low aspect ratio frontwing, here another video: PUMP FOIL High vs Low Aspect Ratio #pumpfoil #hydrofoil #foil #surffoil th-cam.com/video/ftk5AjLlD8s/w-d-xo.html
@@wavergarage9098 je m’en doutais ;) je n’ai jamais utilisé la 95. Apparemment elle est un peu plus facile pour débuter mais reste bien petite et rigide quand même, donc très bien pour le pumping 👍
@@bctt6376 Hi! Yes, my setup has 0 deg, it works fine. I have no experience so far with another inclination. Gong is selling a fuselage with 1 deg inclination. The purpose is to use a smaller stab without losing in lift. This is fine tuning, at least at the beginning this is not relevant.
@@Ludo_freefoiler Mine had 3 degrees facing down, so it seemed like it was sinking into the water quickly. I fixed it a little. But I will try to make it to 0.
This is helpful. Thanks. I will try today to push down on backfoot to climb. I pump a few good pumps without knowing how it works. It is good to know what the steps are. However, things happen so quickly, it seems like thinking is not an option. Cheers.
@@bctt6376 Thanks! you’re right, thinking is not an option while pumping 😅 before and after is better 😉
When you push on your back foot, this is like you take support on your foot then toes as if you wanting to jump. Your whole body gets up: head, shoulders, chest even the heel of your back foot to be as light as possible letting the board under you to go up.
Instead of that try to lower your body when the foil is climbing (flex your legs) and to rise up when the foil is getting speed. Ok for being at rest during transition phases. transition phases are useless excepted for rest and should be minimised as far.
Nice try. Thank you.
nice place. where is it?
@@virom956 Ingolstadt, Bayern, Germany 😊
Also, do you offer any coaching, like commenting videos etc?
@@bctt6376 yes, if you post your videos on instagram for instance I can have a look and comment them 😉
Here you find me:
instagram.com/ludovicfreefoiler?igsh=a21lMmJlYXN3MTM2&
@@Ludo_freefoiler I have uploaded 2 new videos on youtube if that is ok. th-cam.com/channels/IX3B7kkWCC89RzQ0LDTVeA.html
@@Ludo_freefoiler I uploaded my last one on instagram and tagged you as well. Can you let me know what I should work on next. Thanks.
@@bctt6376 hm I haven’t receive any notification in instagram. Can you check I was tagged?
@@Ludo_freefoiler I sent an invite to you instagram. It does not let me tag you it seems.
Hi Ludovic, thanks for the video. Can't wait to put it in practice. I pre-ordered a Klubber 95, currenlty waiting for delivery now. I have only a Gong X-Over XL 1600 cm2 and a Curve XL 1400. Do you think these will be enough for me to start learning pumpfoil? I am 87 kg. I know they are a bit small but just to start learning before moving to something higher aspect like the Curve H. Thanks.
@@vladfane Hi! Thank you :)
Of course it will be a bit more challenging than a XXL but I think this will do the job fine for the gliding exercises, the first pumps and having a good feeling on how it works, especially with the X-Over XL. As you wrote, this is “just” to start learning. Then a Curve H like the xxl 115cm is a good choice 👍 Give a try and let me know, your feedback will be interesting 😉
@@Ludo_freefoiler 👍
Good explaination, but if for beginners: please use a beginners foil and explain as low aspect foils pump differently than high aspect foils. Good recommendation for beginner setup would also be helpful (Gong, Hydrofoil, Leviathan 1350,...)
@@MrJaennae Thank you for your message.
I used the Gong X-Over XXL 100cm at the beginning. I was very satisfied with it, so I recommend it. Here a video where I did 1:45 after 6 months pumping:
Looking for an easy setup to get started pump foiling?
th-cam.com/users/shortsJF0USx3cKd0?feature=share
High versus low aspect ratio frontwing, here another video:
PUMP FOIL High vs Low Aspect Ratio #pumpfoil #hydrofoil #foil #surffoil
th-cam.com/video/ftk5AjLlD8s/w-d-xo.html
Bonjour, aurais-tu la même vidéo en français ? 😅
@@wavergarage9098 bonjour 👋 pas pour le moment… J’en ferai une prochainement 👍
@@Ludo_freefoiler
il y a une grosse différence de ressenti avec la 90 ?
@@wavergarage9098 euh je suis un peu perdu 😅 c’est quoi la 90 ?
@@Ludo_freefoiler pardon rectification kluber 95😅
@@wavergarage9098 je m’en doutais ;) je n’ai jamais utilisé la 95. Apparemment elle est un peu plus facile pour débuter mais reste bien petite et rigide quand même, donc très bien pour le pumping 👍
You are a good instructor
Excellent! 👍
Hi Ludo. Is the bottom of the front wing supposed to be 0 Degrees parallel to the bottom of the board where the mast is connected for pumping?
@@bctt6376 Hi! Yes, my setup has 0 deg, it works fine. I have no experience so far with another inclination. Gong is selling a fuselage with 1 deg inclination. The purpose is to use a smaller stab without losing in lift. This is fine tuning, at least at the beginning this is not relevant.
@@Ludo_freefoiler Mine had 3 degrees facing down, so it seemed like it was sinking into the water quickly. I fixed it a little. But I will try to make it to 0.