Foil Gybe like a PWA Pro with Berowne & a few friends

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • A VERY detailed 13min video on how to do a fast PWA style racing foil gybe.
    In this video we cover:
    *Board Trim
    *Ride Height
    *Sail Control
    *Rig Flip
    *Body Moves
    *Speed
    *Strategy
    *Mistakes!
    Special Thanks to
    @blancaalabau
    @jennagibson96
    @maciekrutko
    @jordyvonk
    @will.mcmillan8
    * Jarod
    * Dave
    @gwenael.gourlay
    @f4foilswindsurf
    And for footage
    @jeffjpd
    @PWAWorldTour
    & me:
    @berownehlavaty
    See the SeaBreeze forum for a detailed discussion of gybing techniques!
    www.seabreeze....

Комментарии • 7

  • @sabyx5
    @sabyx5 2 месяца назад +1

    Thank you very much, will try with those key points….cheers

  • @rrschmid
    @rrschmid 8 месяцев назад +1

    Nice, thanks for the video!

    • @Berowne
      @Berowne  5 месяцев назад

      Thanks for watching! It took a year and was great fun putting it all together!

  • @davidspall8964
    @davidspall8964 Год назад +1

    Top quality gybe info gathered from the Pro’s. This immediately improved my gybes particularly with back-winding. You are more ‘pro’ than the pros with your astute analysis in support of ‘average joe foiler’. keep it up!

    • @Berowne
      @Berowne  Год назад

      Glad it helped David!

  • @dairyairman
    @dairyairman Месяц назад

    Lots of good advice here. I'm at a stage where I tend to do kind of a "skidding" gybe. In other words, I'm struggling to keep the board above the water and fully on the foil all the way through the gybe. I see some tips here that might help.

    • @Berowne
      @Berowne  6 дней назад +1

      Especially with smaller foils you need to maintain speed and be continuous about back foot pressure at different stages. As you slow and switch feet you need to lean less forward and/or apply more back foot pressure. If you carve harder you lose more lift too.