Hey guys,

As Mike's suggestion, I'm starting a new thread here for posting Locosys' latest event.
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LOCOSYS club is holding a Video Campaign. Windsurfers or water sport related will are welcome to submit your speed sailing video during the 4 weeks contest period (Jul 31-Aug 27). Also, it's welcome to invite all of your friends and family to join our fan page

Know the more info please visit LOCOSYS Facebook
www.facebook.com/LOCOSYS.Club/?fref=ts
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It's going to be a campaign with reward, please enjoy it.
---Don't forget to thumb up on the fan page---

That's a thumbs up Willy, so hopefully you'll get some response, from people not allergic to (what was that Elmo? Feacesbook)

decrepit said..
That's a thumbs up Willy, so hopefully you'll get some response, from people not allergic to (what was that Elmo? Feacesbook)

Thanks Mike, love your support always, I was hoping to get more people join the event, as I know there are so many great sailors down here.

elmo said..
Yep Sorry abut my reply,

love the Lycosys GPS hate facebook

Nevermind Elmo, we love you as well, you could send the video directly to me if you don't want to use facebook.

AAAAAAARRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH

Thanks Detective Sean, that's a verified account!

Interesting Video Elmo, are you wearing GT-31 or GW-52 on your bicep?
If so, would you like to join the event?

Just sent a dropbox link to willy, of Hardy doing an alpha at lilacs.

HelloWT said..
That was impressive!! neat alpha performance, any idea how hard that movement is?

For the top guys it's not a problem, but a good planing gybe needs everything to go right. Then there is judging the distance, the start and finish can't be anymore than 50m apart. Without markers this can be tricky, it's very easy to go too wide. Lots of us have potential PBs that are just a few metres too wide.
For me It's about the conditions, plenty of flat water and good steady wind.

Joe's 5 best alphas are all in the 26kt range, no idea what the video one was but that day his best was 25.75kts
Here's the link if anybody's interested.
www.dropbox.com/s/a84m7p4m0iatt5u/Hardy-Alpha-Lilacs.mp4?dl=0

The best ever on the GTC, was 30.45kts, by Jacques van der Hout

Now that is impressive!!!!!!!! Thanks Martin