Thank you 😊!

It is already filmed, look at the hip position here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rrWIfqlnuNnRl3U.html (starting from 1m19s). The first jibe is how I was jibing before the clinic. Second is how I'm trying to jibe now. (ignore the fact that it is a laydown one, look at the hip)

@@ned-507 aah I see. So you put your hip more outside? In the first version of the jibe you stay closer to the sail. What advantages does it give?

@@linuso6404 did you put sound on while watching? I was doing a bit of commentary there. The hip outside gives you way more control - you feel like a rider during the jibe and not a 'passenger', if you see what I mean.

Thank you!

@kenzephyr 😂 I'm sure you will learn and get way more if you go to Jordy's clinic. It is worth the money ;) For me, it was a hip position. You can see the difference in what is right and wrong with hip here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rrWIfqlnuNnRl3U.html (starting from 1m19s). It is now a game-changer for me - so much control if the hip is correctly placed. And this is why I was saying 'thank you, Jordy' in the video.

@@ned-507 aha ! interesting Max...was it more paralel to the board or totally opposite and more turned towards the inside ?

@@kenzephyr I was standing straight so the hip was not used, this way I did not have anything to balance the sail power and keep constant pressure on the board, and 'commit'/rail the board during the jibe. The correct is when the hip is as low and outside as much as possible. I felt the difference immediately because the hip outside gives a lot of control due to the weight balance shifts. It is kind of trying to keep a 'sit on the toilet' stance during the jibe.