Windsurfing Carve Gybe Foot-Work Vassiliki Vasiliki

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  • čas přidán 8. 06. 2024
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Komentáře • 38

  • @andersjuul8310
    @andersjuul8310 Před 21 hodinou +1

    You are a dancer 🕺! Another great video, inspiring as always🙏

  • @jfdube6669

    Great tip for timing, love it.

  • @lefterislef5630

    Your videos are becoming even better and your effort is admirable. Thank you!!

  • @larsvonvelsen5865
    @larsvonvelsen5865 Před 21 dnem +1

    👍 like always! Great that there are some repetitions of the movements. 🤙

  • @horsemadf1

    Great tips! I had 2 years off injured and my gybes went backwards. I've been trying to improve them, as well as get back up to speed, and one thing someone told me was I was doing the foot change too late. It really makes a difference doing it earlier. You're in a more stable position to adjust to things and deal with the rig flip. I like the not one style fits all approach idea too.

  • @dairyairman

    Excellent video! You can really see what's going on with your feet.

  • @Paul-wv2im

    This is a great video, thank you. One day, I'll plane out of my gybes...

  • @frankmoonen5390

    Thanks, it helped me a lot with timing. Indeed i must change my feet earlier as well. The timing on sail flip in respect to the foot change is very good noticable. Very much appreciated!

  • @anthonyperkins8304

    Thanks Cookie!

  • @simongodfrey3765

    Makes a lot of sense - thanks Cookie!

  • @MissileGuidance

    Very interesting! 🔥

  • @iordanisiordanidis1289

    amazing content... see you in July!

  • @pochron1105

    Thanks, maybe this helps me to find the lost power! I noticed that my jibes are much better when I'm riding a wave... can't get a nice planing exit on the flat spots. This made me regain all the interest in planing out of the jibe consistently. The video is quite easy to understand indeed, there's something about the delivery! :)

  • @alanpods2

    Thanks for another amazingly informative video. I will definitely be putting all this into practice!

  • @jepa1211

    Iam following you quite a while from Germany and Spain. Thanks 🙏🏻 for your so nice looking content!

  • @Luigi-xy6gs

    Great video,thank you, big work🤙💪

  • @russellscott1151

    I can get into the gybes and even swap feet going clew first but I then struggle to keep the board turning so end up in no man’s land. It’s sooo frustrating.

  • @paulholliday

    Are you also applying foot mast pressure during the foot change?