Hier geht es ja Schlag auf Schlag mit Deinen Tutorials

Thanks Nils, i have been lerning a lot from your Tutorials, really great!!!!!

Dear Nils congrats from Brazil, keep doing these great videos

Good job, and Thanks again Nils! 👏

Fantastic, easy to understand, and logical. I just need to hop and on my board and try all this tip. Hope to improve my PB by few ktn instantly...thank you so much

Tim K. Keep the videos coming. It's great to analyze why things happen and our stance is very important. Thanks again for making the video.

Thank you for the allways interesting content Nils! Like your shirt btw:-)

Ohh, a short lines friend! Boom all the way down. I am 192cm, but my legs and arms are longer than my torso, compared with others. That's also a factor why you can't copy someone else's stance and tuning.

Excellent tutorial - thanks for your effort!

Excellent tutorial, thank you. As soon as the Tramontaine comes back I will be out on the water trying out your top tips👍

great tutorial, thank a lot for all the informations that you share with us

Excellent tutorial, as always.

Gut gemacht Nils! Hab dein tutorial natürlich auf fb geteilt 🤙🏼

Thanks a lot ! Very learnfull and will start practicing immediately :-)

learned a lot - have to try it out! thanks

Hey Nils, thank you so much

Great tutorial - will adapt this into action asap! :)

Absolutely true the part about the legs

Top drawer. Please make more. Thanks from Ireland.👏

great video. i like tutorial like this because i like speed and try to go faster

Danke Nils!

Vielen Dank für die Tipps

Also a 26" racer! Great video, keep them coming please. Really keen to see a video on how to set up a speed board and how to get it going. Looks really difficult...

Hi Nils, Thx again! for the great video's and tutorials. Although one remark Nils, it seems that you maintain an underhand front grip (at the boom head, thumbs up) throwing the boom through the sail jibe (video after 2:49). Is this while you have a very high boom and a big sail?

I recently made the move to slalom gear with the goal of speed surfing. After 25 years on bump and jump/wave gear, I need all the tutorials I can get. Especially, since I am fairly short and light so technique and gear set up is even more critical. Keep going with the tutorials! Thanks so much!

I would say generally: if you are going downwind your front leg is automatically stretched, if you are going upwind it's bent. When you're sailing across the wind it's something in between. And generally: you need balls of steel to go on a deep downwind course with a heavy gust in your sail and a fast board under your feet. These kind of balls are even more important than strong legs in my opinion. (Or maybe all people with balls of steel also have strong legs) Happy to hear that there is another surfer who prefers shorter harness lines! Didn't come along with long lines, even my back hurted.

Very interesting

Side story: I read an article decades ago about a reporter who rode Anders B and Dunk's gear. AB's was very hard and heavy to ride, whereas BD (side side note, also short for Gothenburg's, if not the world's, best indie pop band Broder Daniel) was quite easy to sail. I think they were similarly fast.

sehr cool!

Thanks

i thank you

Thanks! I am a beginner though.

Can you do something about how to choose board and sail sizes for weight of the rider and wind speed and wave condition PLEASE

hello nils!!.. im trying but i cant go fast enough ..so the frond leg have to pull up or pull down the pressure on the strap? also what about the pressure on the back leg? thanks your videos are great

For beginners I compare the stance with that you have when doing pull rope (don't know if it's the correct English term.).

Stance is dependent on kit tuning. that's your stance when all your gear is tuned and balanced out perfectly.

Hi Nils Really enjoyed your video Just one positive point can the black writing in the middle of the film be in a brighter colour as it is hard to see your comments. Thanks keep up the good work

Hi Nils, Thx! - open issue: the differences in the speedsurfing stance when going upwind and when going downwind

I like! Tell us your secrets :D

Could you elaborate on the importance of getting the body away from the sail, that was a bit too quick in the video.

Is this valid for downwind and upwind?

Nice. But 26" lines are quite short, do you use longer lines on a wider board? How about you other guys?

I thought you were going on comment on pros and cons for the different stance of the three riders.

So to keep the mast foot pressure do you push your body away from the board and down or slightly to the back or even to the front? I think your weight distribution is very important.

Hi Nils, Thanks for the tutorial -> Question: what do you do when a gust hits and you cannot hold the sail anymore? If I open up the sale to release power, the mast foot pressure is released (causing the nose to lift resulting in a 90% chance of an epic whiteout ;-) In addition (but same result) before entering the gybe you need to get out of the harness lines, which in strong winds this has the same effect of the mastodont pressure being released. Any advise by you (or one of the viewers of the channel) how to deal with gusts that one cannot handle?

Hast du die Woche die 40kn geknackt am Steinhuder Meer? Hörte was von 41? 😄😎🤙

Und ich hab die Beine jahrelang vernachlässigt, weil man sie im Club nicht sieht. Shit!!!

Albeau has the hip very much in front compare with the others....maybe thats the fastest stance??....mhhhh

IN SPANISH PLISSS😢😢😢😢