Wind Surfing Tips and Techniques
Learn Windsurfing Tips and Techniques

Learn Windsurfing Techniques for begiiners to advanced surfers.
Get a guide that will teach you lessons, tips and mistakes to avoid.
Learn necessary knowledges, windsurfing in light-wind or high-
winds. Skills on rigging, carrying your gear, getting on the board
without pain, uphauling, setting-sail, tacking, and gybing. Learn
how to steer in all four directions, to sail comfortably without
strain, and to handle all the different sailing situations that you will
encounter. Techniques of setting-sail, the moderate wind stance,
higher wind windsurfing techniques, how to handle gust, and how
to comfortably and safely sail in your harness. The Flare Gybe is
the appropriate turn in the majority of windsurfing conditions
found throughout the world. Use it on a long board or a short
board when light wind prevents the use of footstraps. It also is the
basis for the Carved Gybe Recovery. Besides the high-wind
footstrap stance, other skills are how to get into your footstraps
without rounding upwind, how to sail fast, how to sail upwind
(thus avoiding a rescue), foot-steering, and preventing spin-out.
Uphauling in high-wind is difficult at best, but virtually impossible
on a short board. If you face these conditions or want to sail
high-wind equipment, you need this essential skill. The Carved
Gybe is the most desired maneuver in windsurfing. Four
variations are taught: the Step Gybe, the Feet First Carved Gybe,
the Feet Last Carved Gybe, and the Carved Gybe Recovery. The
Ski Gybe is a different type of carved gybe that skiers and skaters
find easier to learn. On the other hand, the Laydown Gybe is
more traditional, but with a different sail manipulation technique,
learn additional methods of flipping the sail.
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