thanx for sharing! great! interesting thing: the direction of the rotational movement. you seem to recommend the rotation clockwise. i rather tend to do it counterclockwise (maybe because of my winDsuring past). next time when i get to the water i'm going to test both directions. very interesting. cheers, man!!
Awesome video. Hopefully it will help me getting up on foil! I can stand on a sup all day long in fairly choppy conditions but the second I add a wing to the equation I find it really hard to balance.
@@manvbees in that case I would work as much as possible on your wing control. I know its boring but the longer you spend on the shore getting used to your wing and all the details the easier it will be on the water! You can check some of my earlier videos for some help if you need it.
Is the circular motion just a motion in the in and out plane or is there a move the wing forward towards the nose on the out motion, then back towards the hips on the in motion?
@@uop42 i believe the second sounds correct if i understood. Basically imagine as if you are pulling the wing from the front of the board towards you, that way giving yourself forwards momentum when you pull back against the wind.
thanx for sharing! great! interesting thing: the direction of the rotational movement. you seem to recommend the rotation clockwise. i rather tend to do it counterclockwise (maybe because of my winDsuring past). next time when i get to the water i'm going to test both directions. very interesting. cheers, man!!
Awesome video. Hopefully it will help me getting up on foil! I can stand on a sup all day long in fairly choppy conditions but the second I add a wing to the equation I find it really hard to balance.
@@manvbees in that case I would work as much as possible on your wing control. I know its boring but the longer you spend on the shore getting used to your wing and all the details the easier it will be on the water! You can check some of my earlier videos for some help if you need it.
Is the circular motion just a motion in the in and out plane or is there a move the wing forward towards the nose on the out motion, then back towards the hips on the in motion?
@@uop42 i believe the second sounds correct if i understood. Basically imagine as if you are pulling the wing from the front of the board towards you, that way giving yourself forwards momentum when you pull back against the wind.