The outside (in the background) looks terrifying. Where you were just looks crazy and intense. I know I wouldn’t survive either area! I bet the adrenaline was still pumping for a while after you finished that session!
Hey Brian! Yeah, the one run I did a bit further out to see what it was like was quite crazy. I ended up in the trough between two of those massive rolling swells and as those passed under me I had the same feeling as being in an elevator dropping a few floors! The distance between the peaks was about 100m - it felt like the ocean was parting when I was in the middle and I was concerned about bottoming out on some rocks that usually never surface considering the amplitude of the swells. When I saw one of the peaks start to throw about 50m downwind of me, it took a few seconds for my brain to process just what was going on!! I got hit with an insane surge of adrenaline at that point, probably the most I've felt since my first time at Margaret River in Western Australia (caught in the impact zone...), and decided to play it closer to the inside after that. Glad I did when I look back on some of the footage as you can see some of those sets closing out the entire bay and moving so fast, getting caught in that could have been really bad...
Thanks! I'm not sure this is the live version, I think just the album one, but it might sound a bit more "live" with some of the background wind noise left in, for effect!
There was one out earlier in the day, but it was before the swell built in size. He is one of the most skilled big wave/storm kiters I know: instagram.com/babyboystrip/
On the outside it was quite wild! 2-3 other windsurfers were out a bit earlier, but all stayed close to shore upwind, shelthered by the edge of the bay that covered the big swell for the first 100-200m going out.
You're kindly invited to f' off and watch a different video, if it's causing you that much distress. Already got the mainstream media perpetuating enough negativity in this day and age - don't need it from fellow windsurfers too.
Paráda díky.
Merci, j'adore.....la voile comme cela, la vraie navigation.
How can you stay afloat with the huge steel balls that you have? That's wild! Bravo!
rory gallagher ;la bretagne ; le fou des vagues !!!! tout est raccord pas une faute de goût!!!!!!!!!!
Music de rastacouere !!!
Awesome big wave
I was thrilled.
it was fun.
Ich war mehr als 30 Jahre Windsurfer, und ich kann mich an Deinem Können berauschen!!!!
you have everything my RESPECT guy !!!
Thank you sir!
Ça me rappelle ma jeunesse merçi
Great tune to match the action
The outside (in the background) looks terrifying. Where you were just looks crazy and intense. I know I wouldn’t survive either area! I bet the adrenaline was still pumping for a while after you finished that session!
Hey Brian! Yeah, the one run I did a bit further out to see what it was like was quite crazy. I ended up in the trough between two of those massive rolling swells and as those passed under me I had the same feeling as being in an elevator dropping a few floors! The distance between the peaks was about 100m - it felt like the ocean was parting when I was in the middle and I was concerned about bottoming out on some rocks that usually never surface considering the amplitude of the swells. When I saw one of the peaks start to throw about 50m downwind of me, it took a few seconds for my brain to process just what was going on!! I got hit with an insane surge of adrenaline at that point, probably the most I've felt since my first time at Margaret River in Western Australia (caught in the impact zone...), and decided to play it closer to the inside after that. Glad I did when I look back on some of the footage as you can see some of those sets closing out the entire bay and moving so fast, getting caught in that could have been really bad...
Dommage pour la stabilisation de l'image ...mais vidéo sympa 👍👍
Mon pauvre caméraman était planqué dans un buisson à essayer de se protégé des rafalles à 45knts et des 7 degrés - ca tremblait un peu :P !
courageous! Thumbs up!!
Respekt! 🤙
Thanks! Still one of my most memorable windsurfing sessions to date!
Même pas peur ✌
когда все бегут от моря, а я в море
Fa' piacere vedere che il windsurf non sia sopraffatto dal kite e compagnie belle!
Epic!! Great track from Rory too- live at Rockpalast?
Thanks! I'm not sure this is the live version, I think just the album one, but it might sound a bit more "live" with some of the background wind noise left in, for effect!
31-34 balls of steel!
как я люблю такой замес
Danke echt geil
No kiters out there with you?
There was one out earlier in the day, but it was before the swell built in size. He is one of the most skilled big wave/storm kiters I know: instagram.com/babyboystrip/
FALLAIT EN AVOIR...
What was the soundtrack?!
Bad Penny - Rory Gallagher, fantastic song, love the guitar riff!
@@agrelon thanks. Rocks, good choice for the vid.
Good stuff
Plougoulm a la vie a la mort
look big and messy! are you the only one out?
On the outside it was quite wild! 2-3 other windsurfers were out a bit earlier, but all stayed close to shore upwind, shelthered by the edge of the bay that covered the big swell for the first 100-200m going out.
Some people are just born to be stupid hey
Video is just too shakey, makes me dizzy watching. Terrible music as well, btw.
You're kindly invited to f' off and watch a different video, if it's causing you that much distress. Already got the mainstream media perpetuating enough negativity in this day and age - don't need it from fellow windsurfers too.