Windsurfing Launching Tips

[@EmiJones]

Very helpful! I'm in my 1st season practicing and we start getting autumn waves here in Turkey in October, I just struggle with launching through them((

[@ssrwall]

Thanks Lucas! for basic and useful expression.

[@TheModernYogi1]

I had my first round in the ocean yesterday. Getting in and out was a crap show. Thank you for the tips!

[@LagoonWatersports]

Keep at it - can be trick transition to the sea. - Good luck

[@baikelai]

Very helpful. The shore break on that beach looks very nasty!

[@LagoonWatersports]

Thanks - Hove Beach has it moments with the shore break. Keep an eye for the next video coming soon on landing back on the beach

[@robertallison1580]

Legend has it that a PWA event came to Hove one year - they launched at high tide and half got mashed. Pro or not, Hove shorebreak doesn't care, it will eat you if you get it wrong!

[@LagoonWatersports]

Yeah the PWA event ran for a few years in Brighton between the piers. The shorebreak was bad one year and it took down a lot of people. Us mortals can avoid high tide on days like this and still get a.good sail. But the Brighton - Hove shorebreak can be very tough on big days at high tide. All about timing ... timing of when you sail ... timing to go at a falt momnet and not make a mistake...

[@marcosgallodgp]

pretty cool!

[@AN-yr7nm]

Thanks for the tips! Good vid, it took me years of training to get in at my home spot - on some days it is similar to Hove but dead onshore and sandy...also sometimes underpowered. Has been easier to ride 4 meter waves than to get in that thing :D

[@harveydawkins1884]

Well done - you are so right the getting out in onshore rough days can be so tough.

[@LeroyYue]

Great tips!

[@hermannoehlingcuesta114]

Thank you very much, i broke several masts since then i am more cautious..

[@naturepro5643]

Thanks

[@Juan_lauda]

Don't faff about in the shorebreak at Hove - you'll get destroyed.