Have to say I,m a bit curious about the double Asian massage I saw in the local paper the other day . I also would like to get the gybe down pat too

M.R. spot a ramp down just wind from you, not out in front, hit that one instead,,,,,,,,,, POP!

More TOW...
Move to a smaller board..
Keep progressing

As Cammd proposes, to get more kids into windsurfing, they are the future of this awesome sport.

And for myself, to continue spending as much time on the water as possible, and to re-learn freestyle maneuvers without tearing off my distal biceps tendon.

bigtom said... I also would like to get the gybe down pat too

Y'know Richard Nixon saw Deep Throat 4 times before he got it down Pat.....I digress....

go up wind higher & faster, go down wind deeper & faster, so I can start a second lap on a race course before the first guy does two!!!

Agree on the kids-view! Any ideas?

Also this year I will not fall off my board... :-)

albers said..
To remove the "thinking/over analysing" aspect of windsurfing and replace it with the actual "doing" part

Yup... After a 16 year break I've had two lessons in a month and hope, by the end of the year, to have reached the relatively low standards I left behind all those years ago.... or even have developed beyond them. This is the year of actually windsurfing, rather than saying I am going to get back into Windsurfing.....

Leave work early on a Wednesday (only day I don't have to pick up the kids) and sail mid week.

Buy a hyrdofoil.

Drink more pinot noir.

Break something going too fast (preferably not a bone, but OK if it has to be that).

Enjoy more TOW with mates.

Tell more bull** stories about how high I jumped.

Drink more single malt.

Meet that lady by the pool.

Sail more places.

Break 30kts.

Sail Inverloch more.

Sin said..

As Cammd proposes, to get more kids into windsurfing, they are the future of this awesome sport.

And for myself, to continue spending as much time on the water as possible, and to re-learn freestyle maneuvers without tearing off my distal biceps tendon.

It's amazing how many newbies we have now starting in the area and South coast..good to see

To use my largest sail: 11 m2, with my starboard carve and to film my fourth and BEST windsufing film (using GoPRO).
And get more days on the water.