Foil Beachstart (2nd Session) - Not so well...
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Is foiling dangerous? When you don't respect your limits, you take shortcuts and you act cocky, it is.
Today, I found it out for myself.
Lesson learned.
But yeah, the beach start is still my favourite and I'll keep practicing until I'm able to start medium size foil from any beach, regardless the depth and the shape.
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Setup used in this video:
- Board: Gong Kluber 80 HDCC
- Mast: Gong Carbon HM 77
- Front wing: Gong Sirus XL 136
- Fuselage: Gong Pro Titanium
- Stab: Gong Sirus L 45
My size:
1.78 m x 77 kg
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When your learning something new, max of two hour session, you start to become fatigued and your performance drops off, risk of injury goes up dramatically, and you start to unlearn what your learned, your making good progress.
I don't want to be a smart ass, but I'd never go without helmet and impact vest at the least. It weights nothing. I'm learning and I always wear wetsuit as well, not for the water temperature, but for this particular reason. I wish you speedy recovery.
get well soon brother...trials and errors are part of life, but not everything needs to be trained to failure like in the gym. sometimes just sit back and enjoy what you had already accomplished instead of judging yourself as if you are not doing enough😢❤
you are right. thank you ♥
My first dockstart session ended up with a deep cut on my back and I was out of the water for a month. To all beginners, use impact vest + helmet and have a spotter. It's wise to use booties when learning beach start, the foil can cut your feet pretty badly.
Dang dude. I’m learning how to use mine right now, I’ve been wearing a kayaking helmet every time, then one day I tried without it and a few tries in the board came back around and hit me an inch away from my temple, still hurt, but at least it hit hard bone. Helmet has been back on ever since.
Absolutely keep it up though!
Really sorry for you. Get well soon and go back to water stronger. Thanks for the tutorials.
Hey I've started beachstart and something that helped me a lot was to put the foil as low as possible, you have less room for pumping afterwards but if you have the speed it's ok and it's WAY easier to jump on it.
Also I struggle to think that I will actually jump on it sometimes and that holds me back.
Also I discovered dockstarting with smaller wings is soo fun ! From png 1300 to artpro 1201 paired with skinny 40 you have qo much speed and it's really not that hard for pumping.
Good luck for next time ;)
thank you for your suggestions! I think I gain speed the right way but then I lose it during the jump, so, as you said, the jump might be the problem! feel free to write me on Instagram, I'd love to talk about this in depth and learn something from you!
Speedy recovery! 🤙🏼
Really sorry for you mate... I'm appreciating a lot your video tutorials and your commitment. Keep going
Hey. Exactly the same happend to me, but on the knee, looks Exactly the same xD. I learned: ALWAYS try new things with wetsuit, also in the summer! Wish you the best
Glad you're okay man! Definitely could have been worse, but good learning moment all of us for sure.
Get well soon! I’m sure you have watched all these attempts many times. I’m not a beachstarter so just my studying. What jumped out at me was it seemed like you were jumping late after the water had gotten too deep. Then you are so deeply crouched and your feet are so close together. No potential energy left to glide away and start your pump. Can you think of beach start more like a start from a low rock? Stationary or one explosive step and leap immediately after. Maybe you even mentioned that in one of your rockstart videos about it potentially helping you on the beach later if you could start from a submerged rock. Cheers
Thanks for your suggestions! I agree with you regarding the fact I jump when the water is too deep. If I have to jump so high I cannot push forward to have speed to glide until it's deep. Stationary explosive step is a no go in such shallow beach without a heavy drop. We need to generate speed on ground and keep this speed while jumpingto be able to glide until it's deep enough to pump properly
@@gaeldaniele are you able to get right back to learning or do you need to stay out of the water with your wounds?
@@SnwbrdB I have to keep the wounds dry for at least 10 days from the incident unfortunately
That was scary!!! Get well soon!!!
damn, good recovery that a lot of sitching. even in dockstart i notice afterward some cut in my wetsuit , im wearing full protection impact vest even shin protector and helmet and still thick wesuit.
Hitting the foil on something is how i opened my shin , hopefully that was nothing compared to your cuts.
Get well soon! Looks like you almost had it. Looking at other beachstart videos, it seems easier with high aspect ratio because of the gentle glide.
agree. also because of the way high aspect wings like to be pumped!
Bad luck mate, wish you a speedy recovery 🤙🤙
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My second session trying to dock start also ended with a cut to my shin bone. Very painful. This sport is not for the faint of heart.
Get well soon. Scary cuts. 🫣
Thanks for sharing the other side of foiling with the community. It's a great reminder for everyone to stay safe and keep at it.
Get well soon and keep pushing forward. Your videos inspire so many of us.
By the way, do you think a 60cm mast might be a better option?
a shorter mast would definitely help, but I love the 77...
I'm really sorry for you! I hope you recover quickly. But I've often wondered why you foil without protective equipment. The wetsuit, neoprene shoes and helmet have often saved me from serious injuries, especially when practicing beach starts. Best regards and get well soon!
If you were wearing a wet suit, do you think this accident would have caused so many injuries? ?
@@BatuhanYumrukaya not at all. With a wetsuit I’d probably didn’t need stitches
@@gaeldaniele get well soon..
Shit, this is not excactly an add for the sport. Think it over, forget a beach start is my conclusion if not the entire thing.
please no! this was a stupid mistake caused by ego, stubbornness and lack of proper protections! this sport is safe if you follow the steps, respect your limits and use protections!