You are absolutley right... the pure sound of the wind with the footage ... let me dream of my last windsurfing session... Windsurfing for live... nowhere else I feel more alive
Absolutely. Most videos only ever show how easy everything seems and how everything works out well. That you have to be out of a dicey situation in a very short time is not shown. Show more videos of real surfing, not just the sunny side of super tricks.
Ditto. - Loved that standing start after the recover swim to escape the incoming waves and rocky shore. - just that little moment was amazing display of mastery. Impressive.
Much better than anything done recently on windsurfing: it shows every stage of the practice: spot placement, jumping, surfing, recovering from loss of gears, quick restart after small failure, speed taking. As close as reality as one can get: Truly amazing work!
It’s a brutal sport, it’s expensive (lots of gear, breakages), and it takes time, patience, perseverance… but there is no better sensation than planing on water propelled by the wind.
No permanent slow motion, no loud music, no only successful moves,... it makes you feel really on your board or in the water ! Congratulations and thank you
Finally a video not showing only the perfect moments of windsurfing. Bravo. Only someone who tried to fight whitewater and waves can image how demanding this sport is. If you don’t have the skills, take a kite 😊
Totally underrated because it's inaccessible to the talentless passionless trying to look epic with a minimum of effort and dedication! That's why windsurfing particularly wave-sailing is so special! Big respect to these awesome riders!!👍👍 Thanks for sharing!! 🙏🙏🤙🤙🤙
In hawaii, me and my friends all foil now,the fun and feeling of gliding and carving as opposed to chattering on the water trying to hold a rail makes winging the most fun. You can see that on days like this video,windsurfing and kiting are great (for last 35 years) At our local wave spot it's not untill the wind hits 25 and the swell gets a face height of at least 6 to 8 feet that windsurfing is not anti climactic. These guys are ripping it up in great conditions but we all can't be them.
Great video, POZO izquierdo.I belonged to the pioneers in POZO in 1985.A ghost village then,especially in Winter and only a few people knew how to get there.A 16 years old Björn Dunkerbeck and the F2 station of his parents in Aguila Playa.I never left the Canaries,now going towards 67 and I am in Tenerife now.What times we had.4 years in a camper van.😎
You know, I think it’s stunningly beautiful, what you guys do. An agile, aesthetic and truly artful dance with the waves and the wind. And the drone shots bring this to us in the best framing we could hope for. Thanks so much for taking us along for the ride!
¡Gracias for your work! Really enjoyed watching. Amazing pics so close and high definition. I really appreciate the fact you didn’t add music, it so refreshing!
I couldn't really understand how big the waves are at Pozo especially on the South rocks, I thought they were just the right angle for the big jumps. Really epic footage. Thank you!! 🤙
I started windsurfing in 1981. I started to race one design by mid 80’s competitive slalom by early 90’s and eventually competitive wave. For a good 20 yrs windsurfing was with out a doubt the RADIST small craft wind sport there was. It’s not underrated, there are just far more super fun small craft wind driven toys to play with now than there were in the 80 & 90s. I’ll never stop windsurfing, but I sure do like to do all the wind sports that are a direct link to what windsurfing started. But, I’ll never forget how it all started for me. WINDSURFING!
Agreed 100%. It is not underrated, but becoming outdated quite fast. There is constantly growing kite community and foil is taking huge leaps to glory. Arguably, wing foil is smaller, more agile, more fun way to ride, and to me is a direct ancestor of windsurfing 🙄 World and toys are changing 😎
Windsurfing is super difficult sport compared to kitesurfing. I love it started it when there was 50:50 ratio of wind to kite surfers. Doing jumps like these on video is world class level and even those pros have difficulty of landing these tricks. Compared to kitesurfing where doing some basic jumps and tricks is relatively easy and more advanced amateurs can land these tricks pretty reliably
@@hubert_an , I hear what you are saying. I have massive respect for the windsurfers and I enjoy sharing spots with them, it all adds up to a nice surfing & sport vibe. What I was trying to say is that there are types of equipment that can allow people to get to certain “adrenaline injection” easier. If you want to jump higher - you would prefer trampoline over brick shoes ;) Thus, my point was about wing+foil, which look similar, packs smaller, entry into discipline is arguably lower, and fellas on the water, doing what they enjoy with less efforts, so people pick those over windsurf more often. 🤷♂️ Same with the e-bike: if you enjoy long trails, but physically would not be able to do it on a conventional MTB, this is an opener to experience you otherwise would have skipped
I started sailing in 1983 and it became my life. My first board was an O’Brien Sensation (a 70 lbs beast similar to a one design). I was only 13 years old and a girl. I lived in Washington DC and was the only female sailor for years. And I was hardcore. I would sail on the Potomac at a park right next to the Pentagon nearly 365 days a year. By parents knew I was weird so they relented (for safety sake) and bought me a dry suit. I have to admit that I preferred the freezing 8mm wetsuits to the dry suit because it was so claustrophobic and took a good 45 minutes to put on and longer to take off. Plus those little trickles of freezing water that would leak in at the neck during wipeouts felt like being tased. But I would sail when the Potomac was frozen over except for the small area near the boat launch where boat traffic broke up the ice. Shout out to Windsurfing Unlimited in those days. Again, I was a weird girl. I went to a very proper private girl’s school where I had to toe the line. But outside of school I was obsessed with windsurfing and DC punk rock. When I wasn’t sailing I was playing guitar and/or drums in various DC punk bands. Those were the days. My parents begged me to go to law school. So I went to Georgetown and continued sailing. And during summer break I would pretend that I had a passion for property law and would go intern for the Pacific Legal Foundation on Oahu. And I was a fixture at Kailua as I never showed up for work. But, admittedly, summer sailing on Oahu is lame. So when I finally graduated from law school I worked for a law firm for a year and then became a board shaper and moved to Guarda and then Iseo. I loved the advent of freestyle because it reminded me of skateboarding. So I was building extra wide but stubby round nose boards that could plane quickly and h just enough volume to enable sailors to land tricks on the nose while maintaining a degree of speed. F2 eventually made a board like mine called the Air. Josh Stone promoted it. The only problem was that it worked great on the Italian Glacier lakes but sucked in real ocean chop. So I moved to Maui and got into building gunny big wave boards. I love big waves but not stuff like Jaws. My favorite spot is Lanes on a Kona wind. With Ho’okipa size waves but with the smooth rampiness of Sprecks you could launch a slalom board into the stratosphere over and over again on every run. I miss those days 😔. At 53 yo I only have memories. I live in South Carolina now and we may get 18 knots in the afternoon if we are really lucky. I was a sail snob when I was younger. I wouldn’t rig up unless I was at least on a 4.8. Now I ride either a 6.5 or 5.8. I haven’t had the opportunity to rig anything smaller in years. Oh, but I do have memories. I have nearly every board, boom, mast, etc . . . that I’ve ever owned. I built my own private museum on my property. I have the first teak sailing booms and teak mast foot universal. It’s my private Louvre.
Amazing footage, placement, height, hovering… 🤙🏼👌🏼 Windsurfing is understated because it is super difficult to film and broadcast properly, it is also difficult to learn. I am windsurfing since 30years, but not with in this strength of wind and even less with such sea conditions. These guys are champions.
I remember my uncle foing it in the late 80s it was really popular but when the in shore sports got espn coverage it sort of died. I think drones will make it overly popular now. It's good for the sport but not the sea rescue guys.
I burnt 500 calories just watching that dude rescue his kit and avoid getting bashed up on the rocks. Just blasting on flat water in the footstraps and harness is exillarating enough for me!
I am completely on the opposite end of the spectrum: 60+ years old, just stepping on when it's between 8 and 12 MPH wind, sailing along ON the surface, trying (and mostly succeeding) to NOT fall in, going from place to place and nearby islands at a moderate, pleasant place, and having a GREAT time with the elements and enjoying the sights. No accidents or hospitalizations in over 15 years. AND I AGREE: Windsurfing IS a BEAUTIFUL SPORT. I'm loving it for 25 years now.
So very underrated. Most people don't understand how freaking hard windsurfing is. But they also havent ever been able to see it from this awesome perspective. Great work man. I'm inspired.
So great to see side on conditions and just hear the wind and waves. As an ocean windsurfer I crave footage of water starting, getting out in onshore conditions and recovering from crashes. I would love to see more footage of the realistic aspects of water starting in breaking surf etc to help me learn from the best.
Looks like Pozo, Gran Canaria. I windsurfed there back in 1996, great spot. I'm not as fit today unfortunately, so I wouldn't go out there today unless I practiced hard in not as challenging conditions...
Awesome footage, thank you. Same with the slalom competition. The drone footage are just above anything I ever seen. Windsurfers has alway talked about how underrated our sport is but I truly believe that individual like you who can produce content like this will change the game.
These are big words, thank you! It actually is my intention to have an impact on "delivering" this sport to broader masses in a way that catches their interest. "Putting the viewer into the action" is one of the hardest parts about it but that's pretty much what I am trying to do :)
I really enjoyed watching the guy swimming all the way back to his board. It's easy to only show the action. I appreciate watching him swim, shows how hard this sport really is. great video and ty
AWESOME Droneography !!!! 👊🏼🤙🏼 Windsurfing one of the most fun and strenuous sports out there…. it will make you learn about muscles you never thought you had !
1:44 Going for a swim. That is unbelievable! That dude is one of the fittest people on earth to be riding like that, crash, swim with great form in the ocean, find his board, remount and ride away so quickly. Big respect to him!
Insane. Having just started windsurfing, these moves look unbelievable. Even just the standing start out of a surf, let alone the aerial acrobatics - breathtaking. Thanks for sharing 'the art of possible' - for the pros. -Cheers.
I feel you! Just started the windsurfing journey myself... Im happy that I can do a beach start once in a while... And do a succesful gybe without falling. This shows me how bad I suck (for now) de
What amazing windsurfing, absolutely wonderful to watch , incredible jumps . I am happy if I can just stay upright and not fall off , but to do incredible jumps like that not only look incredible but must feel so awesome like flying . 🌊🐬
I started windsurfing back in the 80s when I was 17, and to me it is the best most amazing water sport there is....aside from surfing. Kite surfing is cool yeah but windsurfing is where it started and will always be the best❤🎉
To be that good at Windsurfing takes many years, great fitness and the right conditions. And nobody outside understands that e.g. a Kiter, Winger and Foiler in general had an easier path to look great on water. Most people want to just show off and need therefore easy wins, not something which is hard but nobody appreciates.
Agree! I learned windsurfing in the Delta, Gorge, and Berkley Marina.... It is super hard to get this good. There are many amazing athletes, but this really takes the most talent IMHO. Tremendous amount of endurance, agility and strength beyond many other sports.
Swimming 100 m in windy waves followed by immediately getting hit by whitewash and then having to water start in that... Windsurfing is awesome.
Imagine if you weren't one of the best windsurfers in the world! Damn!
And if not, bye bye board, mast and sail...
@@FabriceBLR yah, I think so....
(I once resembled that scene - first time on the ocean(Cabarete) - Rented boom got bent)
Swimming for your gear and watching it slowly keep being pushed inshore with each passing set is demoralising.
I felt concern for him when he had to swim all that way to get his windsurf back......Brave!
It’s the absence of music for me. The sound of the wind, waves, and windsurfer is music in and of itself. Keep doing what you do sir
Yes, That! No music, raw wind and waves is spectacular.
The sound is artificially added in post, otherwise you would just hear the drone buzzing
You are absolutley right... the pure sound of the wind with the footage ... let me dream of my last windsurfing session... Windsurfing for live... nowhere else I feel more alive
Brilliant footage. Really pleased you showed the full swim recovery. Dose of reality 😂🔥🔥
Absolutely. Most videos only ever show how easy everything seems and how everything works out well.
That you have to be out of a dicey situation in a very short time is not shown.
Show more videos of real surfing, not just the sunny side of super tricks.
Ditto. - Loved that standing start after the recover swim to escape the incoming waves and rocky shore. - just that little moment was amazing display of mastery. Impressive.
Much better than anything done recently on windsurfing: it shows every stage of the practice: spot placement, jumping, surfing, recovering from loss of gears, quick restart after small failure, speed taking. As close as reality as one can get: Truly amazing work!
It’s a brutal sport, it’s expensive (lots of gear, breakages), and it takes time, patience, perseverance… but there is no better sensation than planing on water propelled by the wind.
No permanent slow motion, no loud music, no only successful moves,... it makes you feel really on your board or in the water ! Congratulations and thank you
No fluffing in the car park for 10 minutes. 😂
Finally a video not showing only the perfect moments of windsurfing. Bravo. Only someone who tried to fight whitewater and waves can image how demanding this sport is. If you don’t have the skills, take a kite 😊
Supper, echt, endlich mal ein geiles Surfvideo ohne viel Gelaber
Yes
Fantastic tribute to the spot! One of the best windsurfing videos I've seen in recent years! Thanks
Thank you!
Totally underrated because it's inaccessible to the talentless passionless trying to look epic with a minimum of effort and dedication! That's why windsurfing particularly wave-sailing is so special! Big respect to these awesome riders!!👍👍 Thanks for sharing!! 🙏🙏🤙🤙🤙
So true!!
no hint to kitesurfing of course :p !!
@@solarmagister Do you think kiters were not “granted” access to the spot? ;)
womp womp kiting for life
I've tried every watersport under the sun, nothing compares to windsurfing on a good day 🙂
none of the people I know (and me to) remained a windsurfer after trying a kite...you either didn't try it or didn't progress to serious jumping
I agree in general, because conditions for windsurfing are very often bad, but when conditions are good, windsurfing is still a lot better@@Luckmus
In hawaii, me and my friends all foil now,the fun and feeling of gliding and carving as opposed to chattering on the water trying to hold a rail makes winging the most fun. You can see that on days like this video,windsurfing and kiting are great (for last 35 years)
At our local wave spot it's not untill the wind hits 25 and the swell gets a face height of at least 6 to 8 feet that windsurfing is not anti climactic. These guys are ripping it up in great conditions but we all can't be them.
Best windsurfing footage I have ever seen !
🙏😎🫡
Honestly the best windsurfing video I've ever seen. Very good camera work with the drone😁
I am honored to hear that! 🫡😎
Great video, POZO izquierdo.I belonged to the pioneers in POZO in 1985.A ghost village then,especially in Winter and only a few people knew how to get there.A 16 years old Björn Dunkerbeck and the F2 station of his parents in Aguila Playa.I never left the Canaries,now going towards 67 and I am in Tenerife now.What times we had.4 years in a camper van.😎
You make windsurf great again ! Johannes for president !
your footage showcases windsurfing, drone piloting and video editing on an incredible level, thanks for sharing! looking forward to fuerte🤙🏼
Unbelievable pictures,. makes me high on adrenaline just by watching,. thank you,. very motivational
You know, I think it’s stunningly beautiful, what you guys do. An agile, aesthetic and truly artful dance with the waves and the wind. And the drone shots bring this to us in the best framing we could hope for. Thanks so much for taking us along for the ride!
¡Gracias for your work! Really enjoyed watching. Amazing pics so close and high definition. I really appreciate the fact you didn’t add music, it so refreshing!
Thank you so much🙏
Glad you find it refreshing, there is more to come😎
Stunningly good footage of great windsurfing. Fantastic!
Вау!!!! Это просто БОМБА!!!!!!! Полный отрыв!!!! Супер!!!
Wooowww. So nice. I love it. Just hearing the wind and the waves. Incredible.
Mega Mega Mega. Geilste Drohnenaufnahmen. Top!!!
I couldn't really understand how big the waves are at Pozo especially on the South rocks, I thought they were just the right angle for the big jumps. Really epic footage. Thank you!! 🤙
I started windsurfing in 1981. I started to race one design by mid 80’s competitive slalom by
early 90’s and eventually competitive wave. For a good 20 yrs windsurfing was with out a doubt the RADIST small craft wind sport there was. It’s not underrated, there are just far more super fun small craft wind driven toys to play with now than there were in the 80 & 90s. I’ll never stop windsurfing, but I sure do like to do all the wind sports that are a direct link to what windsurfing started. But, I’ll never forget how it all started for me. WINDSURFING!
Agreed 100%. It is not underrated, but becoming outdated quite fast. There is constantly growing kite community and foil is taking huge leaps to glory. Arguably, wing foil is smaller, more agile, more fun way to ride, and to me is a direct ancestor of windsurfing 🙄
World and toys are changing 😎
Windsurfing is super difficult sport compared to kitesurfing. I love it started it when there was 50:50 ratio of wind to kite surfers. Doing jumps like these on video is world class level and even those pros have difficulty of landing these tricks. Compared to kitesurfing where doing some basic jumps and tricks is relatively easy and more advanced amateurs can land these tricks pretty reliably
@@hubert_an , I hear what you are saying. I have massive respect for the windsurfers and I enjoy sharing spots with them, it all adds up to a nice surfing & sport vibe.
What I was trying to say is that there are types of equipment that can allow people to get to certain “adrenaline injection” easier. If you want to jump higher - you would prefer trampoline over brick shoes ;)
Thus, my point was about wing+foil, which look similar, packs smaller, entry into discipline is arguably lower, and fellas on the water, doing what they enjoy with less efforts, so people pick those over windsurf more often. 🤷♂️
Same with the e-bike: if you enjoy long trails, but physically would not be able to do it on a conventional MTB, this is an opener to experience you otherwise would have skipped
I started sailing in 1983 and it became my life. My first board was an O’Brien Sensation (a 70 lbs beast similar to a one design). I was only 13 years old and a girl. I lived in Washington DC and was the only female sailor for years. And I was hardcore. I would sail on the Potomac at a park right next to the Pentagon nearly 365 days a year. By parents knew I was weird so they relented (for safety sake) and bought me a dry suit. I have to admit that I preferred the freezing 8mm wetsuits to the dry suit because it was so claustrophobic and took a good 45 minutes to put on and longer to take off. Plus those little trickles of freezing water that would leak in at the neck during wipeouts felt like being tased. But I would sail when the Potomac was frozen over except for the small area near the boat launch where boat traffic broke up the ice. Shout out to Windsurfing Unlimited in those days.
Again, I was a weird girl. I went to a very proper private girl’s school where I had to toe the line. But outside of school I was obsessed with windsurfing and DC punk rock. When I wasn’t sailing I was playing guitar and/or drums in various DC punk bands. Those were the days.
My parents begged me to go to law school. So I went to Georgetown and continued sailing. And during summer break I would pretend that I had a passion for property law and would go intern for the Pacific Legal Foundation on Oahu. And I was a fixture at Kailua as I never showed up for work. But, admittedly, summer sailing on Oahu is lame. So when I finally graduated from law school I worked for a law firm for a year and then became a board shaper and moved to Guarda and then Iseo. I loved the advent of freestyle because it reminded me of skateboarding. So I was building extra wide but stubby round nose boards that could plane quickly and h just enough volume to enable sailors to land tricks on the nose while maintaining a degree of speed. F2 eventually made a board like mine called the Air. Josh Stone promoted it. The only problem was that it worked great on the Italian Glacier lakes but sucked in real ocean chop.
So I moved to Maui and got into building gunny big wave boards. I love big waves but not stuff like Jaws. My favorite spot is Lanes on a Kona wind. With Ho’okipa size waves but with the smooth rampiness of Sprecks you could launch a slalom board into the stratosphere over and over again on every run. I miss those days 😔.
At 53 yo I only have memories. I live in South Carolina now and we may get 18 knots in the afternoon if we are really lucky. I was a sail snob when I was younger. I wouldn’t rig up unless I was at least on a 4.8. Now I ride either a 6.5 or 5.8. I haven’t had the opportunity to rig anything smaller in years.
Oh, but I do have memories. I have nearly every board, boom, mast, etc . . . that I’ve ever owned. I built my own private museum on my property. I have the first teak sailing booms and teak mast foot universal. It’s my private Louvre.
Beautiful. All action and just the sound of the waves (pretty much) = perfect
Amazing footage, placement, height, hovering… 🤙🏼👌🏼
Windsurfing is understated because it is super difficult to film and broadcast properly, it is also difficult to learn.
I am windsurfing since 30years, but not with in this strength of wind and even less with such sea conditions. These guys are champions.
I remember my uncle foing it in the late 80s it was really popular but when the in shore sports got espn coverage it sort of died. I think drones will make it overly popular now. It's good for the sport but not the sea rescue guys.
I burnt 500 calories just watching that dude rescue his kit and avoid getting bashed up on the rocks. Just blasting on flat water in the footstraps and harness is exillarating enough for me!
I am completely on the opposite end of the spectrum: 60+ years old, just stepping on when it's between 8 and 12 MPH wind, sailing along ON the surface, trying (and mostly succeeding) to NOT fall in, going from place to place and nearby islands at a moderate, pleasant place, and having a GREAT time with the elements and enjoying the sights. No accidents or hospitalizations in over 15 years. AND I AGREE: Windsurfing IS a BEAUTIFUL SPORT. I'm loving it for 25 years now.
amazing shots . I can't stop watching over again !
Adrenaline overload! Brilliant action captured with some excellent drone footage.
Simply fantastic!! Thank you
So very underrated. Most people don't understand how freaking hard windsurfing is. But they also havent ever been able to see it from this awesome perspective. Great work man. I'm inspired.
Non riesco a staccare gli occhi dallo schermo le immagini sono stupende!!!!
So great to see side on conditions and just hear the wind and waves. As an ocean windsurfer I crave footage of water starting, getting out in onshore conditions and recovering from crashes. I would love to see more footage of the realistic aspects of water starting in breaking surf etc to help me learn from the best.
Very good feedback, thank you! Next wave conditions I‘ll focus on including the starts as well :)
I found that part useful, they get back up so quick!
Fantastic footage, some of the best I've seen👌
Looks like Pozo, Gran Canaria. I windsurfed there back in 1996, great spot. I'm not as fit today unfortunately, so I wouldn't go out there today unless I practiced hard in not as challenging conditions...
So true, nothing beats Windsurfing.
Extremely nice video !!!! Thank you for posting it !!!!
Awesome footage, thank you.
Same with the slalom competition. The drone footage are just above anything I ever seen.
Windsurfers has alway talked about how underrated our sport is but I truly believe that individual like you who can produce content like this will change the game.
Hope so because all you really get from friends and family are nice smiles as if you were off to the beach ...
These guys are fit athletes.
These are big words, thank you! It actually is my intention to have an impact on "delivering" this sport to broader masses in a way that catches their interest. "Putting the viewer into the action" is one of the hardest parts about it but that's pretty much what I am trying to do :)
@@johannes_hertel watching your works made me almost feel like I was sailing behind those guys.
Absolute pleasure to watch.
He must be fit as Superman. Swimming in that wind, catching the board and straight back on. Impressive. Congrats 🥂
Tack!
Thank you Oscar!!💪🏻😎
Epic!
C’est extraordinaire, merci pour ces images magnifiques, on s’y croirait !
amazing .Thatis life under the power of the wind and waves. feels living
Fantastic absolutely...I am speechless...what the hell !!!
Amazing footage, thanks for taking the time and effort to make this. Big thanks to the riders too of course!
I really enjoyed watching the guy swimming all the way back to his board. It's easy to only show the action. I appreciate watching him swim, shows how hard this sport really is. great video and ty
Yes and watch the bare reef pop up for a moment right where he later ended up.
very dope!
Best camera view every seen!
That is true. Great Video! Thanks!
Awesome footage and video editing. Thanks!!
Respekt!!!
This channel is a little undiscovered gem, just like windsurfing
AWESOME Droneography !!!! 👊🏼🤙🏼
Windsurfing one of the most fun and strenuous sports out there…. it will make you learn about muscles you never thought you had !
Fantastic footage and a great sport
It's just amazing. Love it. This level of windsurfing requires years and years of experience though.
Fantastic footage of some of the best!
Keep that eye in the sky over this sport! It’s finally possible to appreciate (some of) the power and awe unleashed in these competitions!
That was brilliant 👌
thx for sharing! very impressive!!! shots and action
Excellent operator work. The final two shots of the jumping surfer heading towards the horizon are beautiful. Thank you for the video.
Brilliant video
1:44 Going for a swim. That is unbelievable! That dude is one of the fittest people on earth to be riding like that, crash, swim with great form in the ocean, find his board, remount and ride away so quickly. Big respect to him!
haha what if the mast broke outside the riff... bring that in ...
I missed such a type of videos. Pure perfection :)
Brutal, windsurfer and drone pilot/operator
With a 13 inch 4k display 40cm in front of my eyes I feel like flying myself and can see every detail. Amazing! Thank you!
Thank you, that's what it's about!
wow with drone this is wooow !!!
Wow, that last one was epic!!
Awesome! Next phase is dialing in mid air and landing control.
Just beautiful, thank you.
You're welcome!
Wow, awesome footage, felt like I was there, one of my favorite windsurfing videos for sure!
I love this video with mostly natural wind sound! It is just like I am on the water.
Very good job Johannes, thanx!
nice job!!! Excellent editing ....really liked the flow of action. Thank you.
Insane. Having just started windsurfing, these moves look unbelievable. Even just the standing start out of a surf, let alone the aerial acrobatics - breathtaking. Thanks for sharing 'the art of possible' - for the pros. -Cheers.
I feel you! Just started the windsurfing journey myself... Im happy that I can do a beach start once in a while... And do a succesful gybe without falling. This shows me how bad I suck (for now) de
amazing footage dude
🙏🙏
Irre, so ein stabiles Bild bei solch einem starken Wind. Schöner Spielplatz dort draussen. Geht aber sicher gut auf die Knie diese Landungen.
Brilliant clear footage!!👏👋
What amazing windsurfing, absolutely wonderful to watch , incredible jumps . I am happy if I can just stay upright and not fall off , but to do incredible jumps like that not only look incredible but must feel so awesome like flying . 🌊🐬
EPIC. Thanks for sharing
Vert vert nice vid.the best since a long time,thanks a lot
Appreciate to hear that, thank you!
Nice vidéo, very good windsurfers and drone pilot! ;)
I started windsurfing back in the 80s when I was 17, and to me it is the best most amazing water sport there is....aside from surfing.
Kite surfing is cool yeah but windsurfing is where it started and will always be the best❤🎉
Windsurfing ist the King of Sports!!!
There is nothing that can be compared!!!
Not even close!!!
So amazing to watch and here I am on Colorado lakes stoked that I landed a planning jybe!
Thank you! Congrats on your planing jybe!🔥 I almost got one down yesterday so cheers to you!💪🏻
Excellent, thank you!
The sounds of Nature Elements sometime is much much better than a song..!! Nice video don't stop practise :)
incredible
I grew up wave sailing on Lake Erie, then moved to a much smaller lake. I don't miss getting started, but I do miss riding those swells!
One of the best windsurfing videos I have seen. Thanks so much. Awesome camera/drone work!
To be that good at Windsurfing takes many years, great fitness and the right conditions. And nobody outside understands that e.g. a Kiter, Winger and Foiler in general had an easier path to look great on water. Most people want to just show off and need therefore easy wins, not something which is hard but nobody appreciates.
Agree! I learned windsurfing in the Delta, Gorge, and Berkley Marina.... It is super hard to get this good. There are many amazing athletes, but this really takes the most talent IMHO. Tremendous amount of endurance, agility and strength beyond many other sports.
🔥 EPIC 🔥🤙
⚡⚡⚡🔥🔥🔥
This video makes me want to windsurf there. Epic !
really really impresionant! ,great job
Beautiful video! Great result from lots of hard work!
may i ask what drone are you using to get all the footage?
Hey, it's the Mavic 3! :)
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Impressive! If you do windsurfing, you understand, this level is absolutely crazy
Amazing
Absolutely brilliant video of my all time fav sport! Fantastic job!
Art!