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Golf is great to watch..!

How about a pump cross? 4 at the same time! It was way better live!

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@@irf888 how nice..! I just forwarded it to him..! 🤙

Probably also depends on the turns?

@@mattonfoil Yes but the AFS 1800 already turns really well so even more is not necessary. The bigger stab was very useful when dead starting at slow speed as it was much easier to accelerate. My technique is still a little rough ...

You re absolutely right… the better the riders, the less they were bothered by trailing someone…

It is the future!

Thank you..!!!

Actually, the two guys who won were around 80kgs

Oh, sh*** Sorry Viola!!!!

@@mattonfoilseparate women’s division, or everyone together? How did times compare? (I’m trying to get my wife excited about pump-foiling)

@@DrKnowNothing1 They were slower but still looked great..! and as it was a close race, it was still interesting..!

Sehr gerne! Mega cool..!

Glad you enjoyed it.

In Düsseldorf at the „Boot“. Check my video!

Of the wing event..? Will do!

​@@mattonfoilyes. Thanks

Will come up..!

Gear of the winner: Benjamin May: Duotone: Frontwing: Glide 1100 2.0, Stab: H210, Fuselage: 60cm, mast: 76 slim 2.0, board: 3.4 strider SLS as he explained here:: instagram.com/reel/DFGZBo-Iy7k/?igsh=MTNpdnNhcnM4ODRzYQ== Second: Titouan: Cabrinha - But he didn't have his own gear so he just went with his "Cabrinha"-Answer Third: Rob von Roll, Indiana: Frontwing Barracuda M (850cm2), Condor XS Stab (101cm2), XXS Tail, Drive 75 Mast, His own Signature von Roll 90 Pumpboard. Fourth: Jurij, Everything made by himself..! So cool! Me: Indiana's intermediate setup: Condor M, XXS Tail, Condor M Stab (awesome), Drive 75 Mast, 83cm Pump foil board Carbon

@@mattonfoil thanks so much maybe Rob went for a bit too small ;-)

@@mattonfoil Hi. So glad you answered this question, thanks. What front wing and stabiliser was Balz using? It looked huge. Regards.

Stab I don't know, but the Frontwing was the 1150 Leviathan - "Oldie but Goldie" he said :)

Thanks

Benjamin used a Duotone and Titouan a Cabrinha. I'll ask them which one and get back to you!

guess with a big foil it was difficult to the riders to make the curve without touching the ground, right?​@@mattonfoil

@pete3036 we sometimes did.. There were a few cuts in the pool as well so yes, that was part of the game too!

Gear of the winner: Benjamin May: Duotone: Frontwing: Glide 1100 2.0, Stab: H210, Fuselage: 60cm, mast: 76 slim 2.0, board: 3.4 strider SLS as he explained here:: instagram.com/reel/DFGZBo-Iy7k/?igsh=MTNpdnNhcnM4ODRzYQ== Second: Titouan: Cabrinha - But he didn't have his own gear so he just went with his "Cabrinha"-Answer Third: Rob von Roll, Indiana: Frontwing Barracuda M (850cm2), Condor XS Stab (101cm2), XXS Tail, Drive 75 Mast, His own Signature von Roll 90 Pumpboard. Fourth: Jurij, Everything made by himself..! So cool! Me: Indiana's intermediate setup: Condor M, XXS Tail, Condor M Stab (awesome), Drive 75 Mast, 83cm Pump foil board Carbon

@@mattonfoilneed a slightly deeper pool next year? Although shallow water improves lift, due to hydro equivalent of ground-effect, correct?

In Thun, they still have 3 on stock as of right now: mountainsurf-kiteshop.ch/product/ensis-parawing-roger/ Tell them you know about it from me :)

Well, yeah, it doesn't follow me around (except for Michi and his cam :)) but it records the whole 360 degrees and then you can choose where it should follow to stay in frame.... does that make sense?

Definitely..! Plus you usually know a couple of days in advance, if there s wind or not.

Thank you!

I wantes to say 25-35 is too much. Michi said, the perfect wind range is 18-25 knots…

It is possible, but not comfortable

@ Great! We get those conditions about 5 times a year over here :-) So I'm not sold on the para wing yet.

that really depends on the foil and especially the board size. With a smaller board you def need 23 knots to get on foil.

@ You‘re right of course. I should have noted I‘m on a downwind board and have the 2 big ART Pro foils from axis (1600 and 1300cm2), as well as slower foils that might lift even earlier.

Thank you! Makes sense! You may have noticed that I never let go of the foil so I was always in control! Is that hiw foiling ruined your life?

Hahaha luckily not! 😝 Yes, I noticed, but it doesn’t make any sense to do it this way, just push it over away from you. Also easier to not get it tangled with the lines of the pw or a leash or something else :)

True

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indiana-paddlesurf.com/de_ch/indiana-foil-coil-waist-leash-8-5111sl.html this one.. pretty comfy! DM for 10% discount if you want it!

Thank you!

I went from Yvonand to Grandson (Lake Neuchâtel)

it said 7 on their website, but I'm not sure it is true...

@rawham.mcl did it: instagram.com/p/DE0C2rIOCUK/ (Balz did it too (in no wind))

​@@mattonfoilnice, thank you!

Hi Dmitry I will forward him those questions and post the answers in the comments! My opinion: Vo2 max is different from person to person and their fitness level. He said that for him, the precision is key so he doesn't go over that aerob level.

Hi might jump in the comment section himself :)

Hi Dmitry, good questions. As I mentioned in the podcast, my background is Inline-Speedskating that I have done many years competitive. That means that I do a lot of endurance training (cycling, jogging, crosscountry skiing, Ice-Skating, kayaking, sup etc.) but also specific and non specific technique training. Non specific means balance training (Slackline, Surfskating on the pumptrack etc.). You see, I never focused only in one sport, I wanted to have fun in other sports too, so it`s never boring. That my HR is around 140-150 of 190max (only without wetsuit) after 1 year of pumpfoiling, is the fact, that I have this endurance background. More and more other pumpers will grow up without my background and will be able to pump long disctances too, because pumpfoiling itself is a great training too, to increase VO2 max. As I mentioned in Gael`s youtube interview last year, my heart rate or my load is more or less equal (without wetsuit) as I if I would go roadcycling with 200 watts or 32km/h, or jogging with 4:30/km. But this is not for everybody the same, because pumping technique is very, very important too, to pump with less energy as possible. To improve the technique there are many good clips on yt and instagram (gael, ludovic, gwen etc.), and very important is to go on the water very often, so you will have this better feeling how much and when to make the push (feel the water). Feel free to ask me for deeper questions.

Danke! Tönt vielleicht etwas doof, aber es hilft mir, wenn es auch für andere eine Herausforderung ist.

Yeah, the problem is that is is forbidden to use FD in Switzerland... Plus... wouldn't you want to be independent? ah, and it is super expensive..! Do you have one though? Do you use it regularly?

✋I have one. in Canada they not allowed, but who will check when 0 degrees outside , I have no choice if I not have one it will take me to reach your level forever, here it safe me lots of time and I have learned more each time I’m outside, no spoilt session…

@ true!

Haha, I prefer that too!!!

Thank you! I‘m really enjoying the process.

What do you mean?

@ when learning to dw sup foil and do pop ups

With the paddle? I try to stay in the front of me with the strokes and jump up to make the foil rise… but honestly, it‘s more just trying not to fall…

Wich parawing will you get?

Haha! I‘m actually happy to hear that it‘s not only my struggle..

Thank you for your kind words!

Also: your title rolls off the tongue 😂

Thank you! Yeah, youre right! I just went with the board I had… :)

Thank you..!!! Love your content! Would you be up for a Podcast episode of my show?

@@mattonfoil Yeah sure thing.

I‘ll contact you end january.!!!

Sure! Do you have any tips? I went out with @jonashiller-u9h and he gave me some tips as well. Leaning on the paddle and paddling in the front.

@@mattonfoil Maybe the video angle is not great to see what you are doing with your paddle but it looks like a) the paddle does not go far enough, b) you are using your arms instead of the core, and c) you are not falling into your paddle . To save your shoulders try to engage the core and lean into the paddle. scoop far further past teh nose. you may turn your shoulders to get the paddle further out. the reason is also because the paddle power zone is not towards your feet but in the front. a friend scoops towards the nose, using very little energy, getting the board moving with little energy.

thank you so much..! Will practice that in the flat next time. ..!

@@mattonfoil save your shoulders

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