My next breakdown is for gybes - so that may suit your level better.

thanks for the positive feedback, we will be doing more, I just wanted to see how this type of format went down before committing to doing more of it

thanks, much appreciated.

jibe tutorial will be coming, odd as it may seem but it's actually harder to do the jibe tutorial than the tack because for the tack the target audience already have toe side, foiling and wing manipulation pretty sorted where as for the jibe you have to cover a fair bit more of the basics.

glad you found it useful.

yes I sail in the Solent - usually from Meon Shore near HillHead. I usually use facebook groups for second hand gear, just have to be careful of scammers as per usual.

this is normal when learning - your first tacks will drop off foil and it's usually because as you go through the tack you are climbing and this is killing speed. It could also be that it's taking too long as when you first learn these you tend to be a bit slow getting it all done and getting the power back on. I would concentrate on the front foot and making sure you are keeping pressure on through the tack, especially if when you drop down it's like you drop from really high rather than you are coming round and you are just touching down gently because you ran out of speed. Tacks are driven off the front foot, so if you are getting too much back foot pressure in there or your wing front hand is right above your head rather than out in front of you then your weight will be too far back and it will cause a foil climb and stall.

it's a GoPro Max :)

@@Wing-Tips very creative camera mount - would you mind doing a short videou about your setup? looks like a backpack mount on your back (but that doesnt seem plausible :)

@@pkundrat www.sailvideosystem.com/products/3rdpersonview-shoulder-mount-for-360