Howdy from Texas! I am at this same level! A couple more sessions and I will be flying! You are almost there! Btw, I have the HIPE 6'0" and a 6m F-One (Swing). Very similar setup to yours.
Nearly there all you need to do now is lift your legs unweight them as you pull down on wing like your doing a few chin ups hope that makes sense keep sharing your journey it's great to see the progress. It's hard to start but every session a little is learned take care mate
watch the videos from tonicmag.. they will help you for getting on the foil. i think you body must be more upright so the pressure of the wing can get onto your board and the foil. keep pushin!
Your back foot must be moved forward. You have enough speed but there is no lift because having your back foot behind the mast you are using foil as a brake.
I came here to suggest the same thing. I have the 5'1" version of this board and my back foot is very far forward and close to the downwind rail to keep the board and foil flat before takeoff. This helps prevent stalling after takeoff too.
@@AdamsHadEnough I really appreciate all the good information you guys are giving me, I will try to do that next time I am on the water. Thanks again. 🙏🏄🏼♂️
@@flyingfootage I should also mention the foil size plays a big part in my stance. When I ride my Infinity 84 both feet are far forwards and close together, but when I ride something small like a Kujira 980 I naturally use more of a surfing stance.
Hi, this is helpful advice. I have similar setup with. Gong 5,5 and an infinity 99 foil. Out of interest how are you attaching the foil to the board and where do you position it in the track? I’m struggling to stop the front of the board from diving when picking up speed... Many thanks Gerry
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You made a lot of progression. Good session.
Thank you very much, I can’t hardly wait for the season to start, The water is calling me. 🙏🏄🏼♂️
Looking better
Thank you mate 🙏🏄🏼♂️
Looks much better. Keep going, a few more sessions like this and you will be up on foil.🤙
Thank you very much. I believe so to ,this new place is better.🙏🏄🏼♂️
Howdy from Texas! I am at this same level! A couple more sessions and I will be flying! You are almost there! Btw, I have the HIPE 6'0" and a 6m F-One (Swing). Very similar setup to yours.
Thanks, that is good to know 🙏🏄🏼♂️
@@flyingfootage What size area is your front foil? I am using Allvator X-Over XL 1900cm2.
@@jeromesurffoil7033 My front Foil is Allvator x-over xxL 2200cm
What size board are you using?
6,0 160 L
Nearly there all you need to do now is lift your legs unweight them as you pull down on wing like your doing a few chin ups hope that makes sense keep sharing your journey it's great to see the progress. It's hard to start but every session a little is learned take care mate
Thanks for your input I appreciate it ,and yes it does make sense. And thank you for watching. 🙏🏄🏼♂️
Nous en sommes au même point ...
watch the videos from tonicmag.. they will help you for getting on the foil. i think you body must be more upright so the pressure of the wing can get onto your board and the foil. keep pushin!
Thanks for input , and thank you for watching it 🙏🏄🏼♂️
I would say extend your front arm forward. its not easy if you come from a no board sport background
Thanks for input I will try that next time. 🙏🏄🏼♂️
Det går sku da meget godt...
Ja det går fremad
Your back foot must be moved forward. You have enough speed but there is no lift because having your back foot behind the mast you are using foil as a brake.
Thanks for input , always nice to get some useful information. 🙏🏄🏼♂️
I came here to suggest the same thing. I have the 5'1" version of this board and my back foot is very far forward and close to the downwind rail to keep the board and foil flat before takeoff. This helps prevent stalling after takeoff too.
@@AdamsHadEnough I really appreciate all the good information you guys are giving me, I will try to do that next time I am on the water. Thanks again. 🙏🏄🏼♂️
@@flyingfootage I should also mention the foil size plays a big part in my stance. When I ride my Infinity 84 both feet are far forwards and close together, but when I ride something small like a Kujira 980 I naturally use more of a surfing stance.
Hi, this is helpful advice. I have similar setup with. Gong 5,5 and an infinity 99 foil. Out of interest how are you attaching the foil to the board and where do you position it in the track? I’m struggling to stop the front of the board from diving when picking up speed... Many thanks Gerry
inflatable board is more difficult
Right now it is the only option I have. 🏄🏼♂️😉