That was great Mike! I'd love to see more video pointing forwards so we can see your line and how you're picking bumps. Seeing some typical paddle ups would also be great but that would require a camera mount on the board.
Amazing video! It's so great that you share your love for the ocean. Windsurfing is such an amazing water activity and it's lovely to see you enjoy it, keep going with these great videos. If it doesn't bother yoy, I'd like to give you a suggestion, a tip for the next videos: Basically, you could try inserting some comic and funny stuff... to give everyone a pinch of humor that, in the world of surfing and water activities, can never be missing. Now, I don't think much of it, but the first thing I could think of in your sport might be peeing in the water. Once, my uncle, who is a scuba diver, peed in his wetsuit during a long diving session and that moment was absolutely funny, he even wrote "I’m peeing" on a waterproof notebook during the session. He has always been telling me that there are 2 types of divers and swimmers: those who pee in the water and those who lie. I know it may sound strange as a request but, in my opinion, these are moments of happiness and carefree that always make everyone smile. I hope you like the idea and I hope you have a wonderful day!
Very impressive Mike. How fast are you actually going. Appears as if your matching the wind speed on some of the waves. Great job and ground breaking in our area. See ya on the water!
Respect!!!👍👏👏👏 too bad you didn’t have company! it seems that it would be more fun in a group. Thank you for sharing your experience.. I’m assuming you’re videoing on the end of a carbon paddle that you could use if you needed to?
Thanks! Water temp probably around 50F/10C. Air temp 70F/20C. Mystic wetsuit 3/2. Heart rate around 100bpm. So working and generating heat. Also travelling with the wind. Long runs don’t want to be overheating….
It’s called Dolphin Pack. It’s quite small, neoprone and lightweight. On one of my wipeouts, a strap blew out. So not super tough. Going to re stitch it.
Taxi ride up the coast it was getting up to 90 bpm, definitely physcing! Average was 120, while cruising it got under 100 a few times. It got up to 160 after paddle ups, working hard, usually a little pumping aswell. That board is unreal while on foil. Not the easiest to stay standing on, so that was the most laborious part. While up and riding was being aware of my breathing. Breathing through my nose and trying to slow things down.
Excellent downwind ride. WELL done.
Many thanks!
That was sick
Thanks man. I’ll never forget that one! Was definitely a break through in my riding. Go get some!
That’s fast!
Amazing Great Lake swell riding!
GO UNSALTED!
Amazing Mike! Congrats!
Thanks!!
Great video man!
Appreciate it!
That was great Mike! I'd love to see more video pointing forwards so we can see your line and how you're picking bumps. Seeing some typical paddle ups would also be great but that would require a camera mount on the board.
Thanks! Will do more facing forward forsure. Hope to get someone filming me at some point.
Amazing video! It's so great that you share your love for the ocean. Windsurfing is such an amazing water activity and it's lovely to see you enjoy it, keep going with these great videos. If it doesn't bother yoy, I'd like to give you a suggestion, a tip for the next videos: Basically, you could try inserting some comic and funny stuff... to give everyone a pinch of humor that, in the world of surfing and water activities, can never be missing. Now, I don't think much of it, but the first thing I could think of in your sport might be peeing in the water. Once, my uncle, who is a scuba diver, peed in his wetsuit during a long diving session and that moment was absolutely funny, he even wrote "I’m peeing" on a waterproof notebook during the session. He has always been telling me that there are 2 types of divers and swimmers: those who pee in the water and those who lie. I know it may sound strange as a request but, in my opinion, these are moments of happiness and carefree that always make everyone smile. I hope you like the idea and I hope you have a wonderful day!
Hey Thanks for watching! I think that excellent advice. I’ll do my best. All my wetsuits stink haaa
@@greatlakeswaterman Hahaha I can imagine, can't wait for the videos!
Very impressive Mike. How fast are you actually going. Appears as if your matching the wind speed on some of the waves. Great job and ground breaking in our area. See ya on the water!
My speed was maxing out about 30 kph, approx. 20 mph. Average speed was just above 21 kph, 13 mph.
Very quick Mike. Looks super fun!
Don B
Respect!!!👍👏👏👏 too bad you didn’t have company! it seems that it would be more fun in a group. Thank you for sharing your experience.. I’m assuming you’re videoing on the end of a carbon paddle that you could use if you needed to?
Inspiring! What was the water and air temp, and what brand wetsuit were you wearing?
Thanks! Water temp probably around 50F/10C. Air temp 70F/20C. Mystic wetsuit 3/2. Heart rate around 100bpm. So working and generating heat. Also travelling with the wind. Long runs don’t want to be overheating….
Could you do a video on planning with conditions such as wind/swell and where you get that info for the great lakes?
Sure, ill get there!
Great video, well done. That is epic! What pfd and hydration system are you using?
Thanks!!! Dolphin hydro pack super small lightweight, waist belt pfd
Great video amazing run! Have you tried the fuse extender with the carve tail? it works well for me
Not yet. I’ve gone on there website and you can’t buy one now. I’m going to contact them.
Think they're in stock at bigwinds.. I love the carve plus extender
Awesome. What do you do with gear and board bag and foil covers after transport to upwind spot?
The taxi driver was nice enough to bring it back to my nice van! Haa. Checkout 20:40 on the video.
Awesome run man! What do u use for the water pack?
It’s called Dolphin Pack. It’s quite small, neoprone and lightweight. On one of my wipeouts, a strap blew out. So not super tough. Going to re stitch it.
Nice ride. Do you know the average and Max Heart Rate on this DWer?
Taxi ride up the coast it was getting up to 90 bpm, definitely physcing! Average was 120, while cruising it got under 100 a few times. It got up to 160 after paddle ups, working hard, usually a little pumping aswell. That board is unreal while on foil. Not the easiest to stay standing on, so that was the most laborious part. While up and riding was being aware of my breathing. Breathing through my nose and trying to slow things down.
49 km/30 mi? Sea (nautical) mile - 1.8 km, groud (erth) mile - 1.6 km.