How to Master the Non-Planing Carve Gybe!
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2022
- The Non-planing Carve Gybe!
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Filmed on a 161lt Starboard Go, and a 5.9m Point-7 Spy. (some of the clips on the red board is a 133 Carve)
Wind was a changeable 10-15knots!
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Kit used...
- Sails provided by Point-7; mainly the Spy, ACX and F1e. point-7.com
- Boards are kindly supplied by Starboard. windsurf.star-board.com
- Filmed on a mix of Insta360 Onex2- www.insta360.com/sal/one_x2?i...
- Audio recorded on InstaMic- instamic.io
- Mixture of camera mounts including Fly Mount and Sail Video System
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- Eyewear provided by SunGod www.sungod.co/en-gb/?
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This is reality. Not everyday is planing conditions. Thanks for finding purpose on a low day.
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Very useful and clear as usual. Last week I found myself thinking of one of your tutorial when in the water… that’s mean it’s good stuff 🤟
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Amazing lesson
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Thank you. Can't wait to try these tips in my next session!
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As always, great Tutorial. Many thanks!!!!
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Great tips clearly explained as always. Thanks, Cookie!
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You correctly point out that the basic motions and mechanics are the same for the non-planing, planing, and foil jibes. I didn't fully realize that until I started watching your videos. For years I assumed the planing jibe was much different than the non-planing jibe. Lately I've been practicing the non-planing jibe just like you describe it and carrying the same motions into the planing and foil jibes. That has really helped!
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Love that drill at the end. Gonna us that.
It’s such a winner! 👍👍👍
Another awesome tutorial! And the return of my fav move: the disco jibe! 🤩🕺🏻
Thank you! The discos exit is a crucial element to a successful gybe! 👍👍
The best video about gybe I've ever watched on RUclips. Wonderful 👏🏻👏🏻
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Disco jibe I like it 😎😎
It’s crucial to a successful gybe!
You really convinced me to get a bigger board so I can practice more. Thanks!
Do it! It’ll make t he world of difference in your gybes!
This is exactly what im training right now! It is so nice to nail a gybe even though going slow. Feels like magic when for a moment you dont hold on to the boom but the sail comes to you!
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Great vid Cookie. Can't wait to try this out. Thanks for the pointers! Love the holder you have for your camera...I need one of these...😊
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This is a great tutorial.
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Sail across! Of course. That made all the difference for me. Thanks!!
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Great video, Cookie. I've always got this wrong and thrown the sail forward instead of across. Can't wait to being on the water again to try it. 🏄🏻♂️
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super helpful
Glad you think so!
Great vid Simon as always! I kept thinking you were going to run into a lady fishing in the red boat, then finally worked out the "fishing rod" is actually the sound boom for your video! 🤣🤦♂️
Haha! So close there James…. The boat was part of the session with me… but not a sound guy, I have a mic clipped onto me when I’m filming for the sound 🎙
He’s carrying a 360 camera on the end of the pole… it creates the drone style shots used a few times during this video!
Oh- and he’s and HE… and he loved the fact you thought he was a lady! 👩💼
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@@Cookiesports oops I won't dig any deeper then...many apologies to your buddy 🤣🤦♂️
@@jamesdougall2886 he loves it- it’s al good! 🤣🤣
Soo good! Next ! Lay down the LAW
Haha! Thanks! Many more coming that I hope will help you!
Had so much fun practising this in light winds over the weekend. Beats sitting on the shore waiting for the wind and hopefully I will reap the benefits when the wind comes. Practised a few non planing duck gybes as well, although im not sure it will give me the confidence to try ducking in planing conditions! Keep the vids coming, I’m learning so much that I’ve been doing wrong!
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YEEEHHHHHH!!!!!
YYYYYEEEEEEHHHHHH!!!!!! Now, bring on the snow!
This technique is useful even in stronger winds when you want to jibe very tightly: once in the correct position (after the 5 H) just put more pressure on the back foot before sheeting in. This raises the nose of the board slightly, allowing it to pivot within a few meters.
Nice idea… what you’re describing is called a Flare Gybe… nice way to turn around in the conditions you describe and others!
I’m on a windsurfing course now and I recommend this video to my fellow students:)
Nice! Keep sharing as much as you like! 😜
Not even had the chance to watch it you, but I'm sure it's up to the normal standard. Wanted to say thank for creating some low wind technique as that normally the only conditions that luck give me. Any other light wind drills would be very well received.
Haha! Hope you’re still as positive once you’ve watched it!
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Thank you for this nice video it helps me a lot in learning the full planing gybe. I think my problem is to initiate the gybe way too early with too less speed. You always say 'everything starts upwind' but right now I am struggling to get properly downwind. I don't now what my problem is, maybe it is the chop or me being afraid of going too fast. I don't think you have a video about this so far. I would appreciate.
Thanks for watching!
Try this video… it’s exactly what you’re looking for…
ruclips.net/video/h_xS-Yfwrr8/видео.html
Great video. Watched a couple of times. Question on flipping the sail. Should you flip when across the wind so that there is less power. Some of my gybes I find the rig flip is hard as too much power in the sail when clew first.
If you sail all the way through the gybe to a reach, then try to flip the sail, it will be ripped very quickly as it has further to rotate… If you rotate the sail earlier it will have less to rotate and be easier. (So try doing it closer to a broad reach.👍👍👍
@@Cookiesports thanks for the quick reply. I will try that and update this post once successful. Just had surgery so I am out for 3 more weeks.
Thank you! I have learned a lot from your videos. What board and sails would you recommend for the beginner? My weight is 65kg.
Thank you!
Beginners we coach on very large boards, 180lt or bigger. Come to Vass this summer and I’ll teach you!
Cool stuff ! Where is this recorded ?
Vasilikí 🙌🙌🙌
Use this in marginal conditions when you have enough wind to just plane but not enough to plane all the way through. I throw the sail to the outside off the turn quickly as i am coming off plane and the board comes around super quick. Still struggling with the rig flip sometimes as i still have the bad habit of looking at my hands.
Sounds like some class “gear gazing”’going in there! 😜
Thanks! Great as always. But, what does "Hooves" mean?
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Roy
Thanks Roy! Hooves are your feet… they are actually the feet of horses, and donkeys and such animals, but I like the alliteration of all the H’s so stick with HOOVES when talking about my feet!
Sorry to confuse you! 😜
@@Cookiesports Thanks!
When you do the rig flip it looks like it drops a bit towards the water? Or does it stay upright as you do the disco move? If I let my heavy 7.5m twin cam drop much I wouldn't be able to get it back up. I'm on a narrow smaller volume board and it's a bit of a balancing act to do gybes.
It definitely drops- it’s like a scooping action. You have to counter balance against the weight of it- we weigh more than or sails- and at this point they’re not powered up so should be easy enough!
The “discos” part of this is all about the counterbalance! 🙌🙌
Hi, is the Disco exit working/recomended in stronger winds?
This style of rig flip should be your go-to in all winds! 👍
When should I gybe like this please? And at what wind speed do I have to try a lay down gybe to depower the rig please. Or is it not necessary to lay down at all? Gybes are fine in low winds but go pear shaped in higher winds. Thanks
Non-planing gybes like this are for when you are not planing, in non-planing conditions.
Lay done gybe are generally not-necessary, and in fact a lot of people do them wrong and result in powering the sail up- not de-powering!
Can I get a direct link to that soundtrack/audio background that you use a lot in your videos. ???
I don’t have it I’m afraid
You are absolutely awful! For my wallet, that is… 😉 All your vids are só good I can’t wait to go out, upgrade, train everything to perfection… more and more and (…)
Just started learning my kids, and this way of explaining and exercises will make all the difference 🤘🏼
Keep up the great work. And thanks for sharing all, in a great way too.
Cheers!
Phew… those first 4 words got me there! 🤣🤣
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Moments you enjoyed perhaps?
@@Cookiesports relevant moments for myself to work on :)