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Thanks man I needed this video l, I'm 13 and started sailing a opti. Great content

Lake Ontario? Never sailed in my life. Possible for me to successfully foil this boat with practice? Good job by the way. Probably the least expensive way to get into foiling.

Do the ladies love soft hands though?

how long from start to the first time really locking it in. How much practice time to get there?

The problem with foiling... once we get it - "no one to share it with". But I still loved it. (A-cat) but I ordered this boat today.

I literally have to wear sunscreen during a full moon because I think I can get a moonburn I'm so pale! Great info though!

what if it's hot, I sail opti's I dount you know what they are and I sail them competetivly and I do not wear a massive hunk of wet suit and spray top if it is 90 degrees

Thanks very useful

It would have been nice to see some indication of how long it took to learn to transition from operating it as a submarine to a hydrofoil.

Excellent thx. Learning to sail a dinghy.

Booties look like surf boots

Hype Montage indeed, I'm ready for more foiling videos from you

Looking forward to seeing some more of your videos! All the best and good luck with growing your channel! Have you seen smzeus . c o m!!? You could use it to help get your videos higher in the search results!!!

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Hah, cool video man, loved it.

Legendary! Regarding windward heel beyond the desired amount: essentially keep at it and the picture will get clearer. Very likely it's a nuance thing in sheeting. View it as oscillation around an optimal sheeting point. Early on, as your perception of the relationship between roll to whether and mainsheet is developing, the degree of corrections is very high. This would be why you're putting a lot of energy into sheeting, when at the high skill end, it tends to be high frequency but low load work. Early on though, you find yourself sawing back and forth around your required sheeting point (oscillating). We all start off overcorrecting one way and then the other. Sheeting in really hard but too late to correct roll to weather will have an initial corrective effect but usually have two effects. 1. You end up with the mainsail unable to trim further, so if you're still toppling, it's over. 2. You've oversheeted the mainsail which means that once the initial effect of the "wingbeat" pumping action is over, you're rolling over to windward even more. If you are going downwind, correct up to a reach. If you are going upwind, correct down to a reach. The answer to a stall is more flow. Or stop and restart. Take a look at this in-boat video from Otto. He's not pumping so much as continuously cycling through sheeting angles to keep optimizing the sheet angle. It becomes a lot less about power and a lot more about prediction. ruclips.net/video/meg-UqBsS68/видео.html To that end, you've got the ball rolling in a big way already--> you're looking for the puffs! On a foiler, puffs can't happen to you. You need to happen to THEM. Keep it up! This is awesome!

yep, head up is a good idea, at least on the a class when you already sheeted in

cool dude

Im twelve and just started sailing in a 4.7, needed new pfd. Thanks!!

Luckily I've copied without gloves for a while as I only sail a basic boat but may get a pair for my next sailing things after covid-19

Can you give us links for this gear, specialy gloves?

1) In your Sheet Bend, you've got the ends on opposite sides of the knot. The fancy expert sites I've seen that test knots til they fail show that the other way - with both ends on the same side - is stronger (IIRC). 2) You show 3 bowlines: the initially loosely tied one, the one tied in the full screen, and the one tied in the little PIP inset screen. The latter two are classic bowlines, with the end sticking inside the loop, but the first one is the Dutch Navy variant with the end outside the loop. The strength testing sites I've seen say it doesn't matter, so I consider them interchangeable, but some examiners probably don't.

I was hoping your back zip suit had a bib, but no. I got a new one (from MEC) that does, and it seems weird to me.

Great video I just subbed!👍👍

You should recommend mineral based sunscreen, the chemical kind are proven to destroy coral reefs and causing a lot of environmental damage

That's not a fairlead. It's a block. you have too many crossings in your cleat hitch.

er... www.animatedknots.com/cleatvert/

Hey, Alex, I love both of your vids. So educational. I was just wondering if you're going to do a video on capsizing because I think it would be good to do so you can normalize it for beginner sailors who might be afraid.

Dude this is awesome! Love the editing, content. Really excited to see more skill-based stuff! 👍 Killin' it!