👍 Those water-starts were described very well, simple to understand and seeing them being performed whilst the instructions were being recited definitely made the actions being shown more clear to understand. I knew how to perform them anyway as I'd run my own Windsurfing school and gave clear descriptions to My customers myself.
Nice to see how it is done with the big gear! I was wondering when to hook into the harness lines, I see you did so at 0:53 , but was wondering what exactly would be the best moment to do so (when the board starts picking up speed, or when it is sufficiently downwind, or when the sail pulls enough, I guess it probably is a combination of all 3?) I have no problems with the harness whatsoever when sailing but when waterstarting I usually hook in quite late, and when wave riding with the windsurf gear I tend to do everything with the arms...
It's the GoPro Max in 360 mode, you can make whatever mounting stick you attach it to invisible in the video - in this case the mount pole is attached to his back. For sure cool perspective, would like to know how he rigged the pole mount to his back.
I don't get it. I was out with 8.6 Racing blade today, unable to waterstart and even unable to plane. But our water looked windier than in your video. There must be something seriously wrong with my technique or 'your' sea is quite different.
I would think there was very little and inconsistent wind in this scene (otherwise Nico wouldn't have fallen). Still, he managed to get wind under the rig and then there was a little puff. He got the rig upright first and then used the little puff to pull himself up actively. I try to get the sail up to vertical and wait for the best moment, when there is just enough 'resistance' to pull myself up quickly on top of the board.
I noticed too on the video that the wind seems quite weak with few people planing. Maybe he's catching a gut at the real good second. Thing seems so effortless and instantaneous...
@@phildupuis-skateboarding hey Phil, don't you trust them, haha! As soon they are in front of the camera, EVERYTHING's effortless. In real live, it's effort and unpleasantness pure. Look at their strength exercise regime. Wouldn't be necessary...
@@ozancanca9740 You right on both accounts I think. My board is definitely heavier and I think I once heard him mention is weight and me thinking " Wow that's light!".
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Plenty of wind for a water start. No problem at all. When you have to grab the sail and the mast instead of the boom, then it's getting interesting.
👍 Those water-starts were described very well, simple to understand and seeing them being performed whilst the instructions were being recited definitely made the actions being shown more clear to understand. I knew how to perform them anyway as I'd run my own Windsurfing school and gave clear descriptions to My customers myself.
Nice to see how it is done with the big gear! I was wondering when to hook into the harness lines, I see you did so at 0:53 , but was wondering what exactly would be the best moment to do so (when the board starts picking up speed, or when it is sufficiently downwind, or when the sail pulls enough, I guess it probably is a combination of all 3?) I have no problems with the harness whatsoever when sailing but when waterstarting I usually hook in quite late, and when wave riding with the windsurf gear I tend to do everything with the arms...
As soon as I stand on the board I hook in to the harness, gives me more time on the water by saving my arms
Und jetzt nochmal bitte mit falsch herum umgeschlagenen Cambern und ordentlich Wasser in der Tasche 💪
Ja das würde ich auch gerne mal sehen. Habe da immer derbe Probleme mit meinem Camber Segel.
@@fabwissler1245 Ist das gleiche Spiel. Oben am Mast anfangen.
What kind of camera mount is that? I like to buy one.
It's the GoPro Max in 360 mode, you can make whatever mounting stick you attach it to invisible in the video - in this case the mount pole is attached to his back. For sure cool perspective, would like to know how he rigged the pole mount to his back.
@@speon Is this invisible feature work in Gopro 8?
@@panchampatel1 I think it's specific to the GoPro max, because it has front and backwards facing cameras that 'stitch' the images together.
@@speon lol, it's time to get another GoPro 360.
@@panchampatel1 my thoughts exactly lol
the problem here is more : enough wind ??
Nice brother
Hast Du zwischendurch den Countdown für die Startsequenz gestartet?
Nein 😂🤙
WindsurfingTwins die Frage war ja auch für Nico, Ihr Spaßvögel
@@SlatanErvice Doch!
Nico Prien die Twins haben angefangen
@@SlatanErvice Ja, nee, is' klar. Du hast nur drauf gewartet!!!
Good
I don't get it. I was out with 8.6 Racing blade today, unable to waterstart and even unable to plane. But our water looked windier than in your video. There must be something seriously wrong with my technique or 'your' sea is quite different.
I would think there was very little and inconsistent wind in this scene (otherwise Nico wouldn't have fallen). Still, he managed to get wind under the rig and then there was a little puff. He got the rig upright first and then used the little puff to pull himself up actively. I try to get the sail up to vertical and wait for the best moment, when there is just enough 'resistance' to pull myself up quickly on top of the board.
I noticed too on the video that the wind seems quite weak with few people planing. Maybe he's catching a gut at the real good second. Thing seems so effortless and instantaneous...
@@phildupuis-skateboarding hey Phil, don't you trust them, haha! As soon they are in front of the camera, EVERYTHING's effortless. In real live, it's effort and unpleasantness pure. Look at their strength exercise regime. Wouldn't be necessary...
Your board may be much heavier than his and you can be heavier than him
@@ozancanca9740 You right on both accounts I think. My board is definitely heavier and I think I once heard him mention is weight and me thinking " Wow that's light!".
I still have a 12m Formula sail, what about waterstarting that one ? 🤣
Neu Kanal?:)
Is it Big and heavy?Are you joke?)) big and heavy it’s 9 m. 8 m it is normal.
Andy sail over 4.8 is too big...
I´m not an expert (learning gybes) and I waterstart with 9.6m, 3 cams and wide luff (Gun Sails Vector 9.6).
Why you use nico priens videos
Its his 2nd channel
It's not big and heavy
"big and heavy race sail" clearly you haven't water started a wet techno293 7.8 sail ;)))
Try 8.5 techno
@@ozancanca9740 was at the techno+ world champs! europeans too in a couple of days
First 😂🤙🌊
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