Sam is adding a little adventure to your life. Good for you!

Love the short videos! Fun watching you learn the wing sail!

Been waiting for Sam’s next video so it’s great to see your instalment!

You did great Ann-Elin!! You had some major gusts to contend with. You have a good body for doing this. You will get it and be passing Sam in no time! Practice makes perfect! thanks for sharing!

Great effort .. not an easy skill.. your determination, sense of balance and athletic body awareness guarantees success ..🙋🏼‍♂️🙋‍♀️👍🇨🇦

Gusty winds make it sooo hard. You did good.

I always enjoy watching your videos. Your smile makes my day.

practice and more practice...fun seeing first efforts..before you know it you'll be on a foil

A fantastic first effort for sure! You'll have it in no time if you practice through the summer!

That looks difficult...trying to keep your balance while holding the wing...bravo for your effort. I couldn't do it. Thanks for sharing.

Okay, NOW I'm impressed. Just kidding. I was impressed from day one!

That was fun. Mistakes makes perfect.

Great video!! You have an adventurous spirit, which is good because you need one when Sam is around. Keep trying, I bet you’ll be a pro in no time. Sam is awful brave going without a wetsuit.

TOO MUCH FUN!! No different than learning to ride a bicycle. Practice, practice and soon enough you'll be zipping around the bay. 👍

Fun stuff! You are adventuresome & strong! I don't think I would like that steep of a learning curve, so I'll just stick with my windsurfing, as I like the mast's rigidity, providing consistency to control wind variances.

Great video, Ann-Elin. You both seem to have unlimited amounts of patience and perseverance. Much respect to you and Sam. And I love how you both can make each other laugh.

Lovely video, you seem a natural. Plus having "wind awareness" will make you a better sailor.

Cool video but there's a much easier of learning this. It's great to use a board with a big Center fin to get used to steering upwind (a windsurfing Longboard is perfect), I highly recommend trying to borrow a board like this for your first 2-3 sessions before going on a foil. Otherwise a foil board with plenty of volume, about 130L or more is good than once you're experienced you can downsize to your weight in kg+15L (as an approximate rule)

Maybe you can get better feeling to handle the wing on some flat land with some grass in low wind. On the board try to use your front foot to guide the force from the wing into moving the board forward.

Yes, it was an enjoyable watch. Every small boat should have blow up board like that. Fun and can be useful. Enjoy your summer. Looking forward to peeks into what life is like where you live.

Cool done for the first time. 5 m just a bit too big for this jigh Wind but ok. Very gusty doesnt make it easier. A great sport. I do it by myself in Germany. Cant wait to see you foiling for the first time.

Ann when I was your age they hadn't even invented wind surfing yet much less these things. You did pretty good for your first time out. Where are you is this Sardinia? And you DO know that Sam is a bit daring, right? I crewed on a relatively large steel ketch double-ender years ago but was too afraid of height to ever own a sail of my own. Sam though? He doesn't care I doubt he even bothers with a bosuns chair. Nope, not me (I don't fly for the same reason).

I predict that you will succeed.

this doesn't look fun to me. if you like it, good for you. those motor foils look sort of fun. just tell sam to get a motor foil sponsor and give up on this wing foil nonsense xD those subnado look awesome. he needs a sponsor from them

Too much wind for a beginner and the wind is way too gusty...

where dis Britain.. nope definately not Britain innit