5:47 Very clever! 👍👍 Awesome video, many thanks for the upload.

Very helpful to follow your detailed explanations. I am a fan of your tutorials ❤

Gawd, how I love these people!

Thank you both for the effort and the help!!!!

Cracking. Keep watching video and correcting mistakes.Thanks

4:44 Yeh ! I'm not the only one on the planet who moves my front foot back before moving my back foot forward when switching stance. Well, at least in taxi mode. 🙂 Great video. Deserves way more views. Gliding with only one hand on the handle/boom and looking out of the turn rather than down at the water are two key tips.

Thank you for helping beginners ! At 4:10 starts an explanation of how recovering power. I think it is crucial and needs a dedicated tuto ! In windsurf many lose all speed just after the sail flip, but the consequence is less vital than in wingfoiling where it means taxiing in switch stance and in chopy water it means falling. So if you have other tips (I have well noticed your advice about the backhand, the front arm and the shoulders) to get power back in the wing that would be great ! Eg, what about the feet, what kind of pressure do you advise to apply to increase success odds ? Of course if the foil is up forever then one day the wind will come back, but it is up only for a very limited time at the jibe exit.

Great tutorial, thanks!!

Excellent tutorial thank you

Do you not foot switch when carving / turning on the foil ?