This is one of the most helpful gibing videos around simply by going back to a ghost sail

Eye opening! The best explanation I saw

Thank you Phil for these nice tips! I always sank the tail. Today, I tried putting the mast forwards, and it paid off! I held more speed and kept planing through the turn. Thanks again!

Nice one moosh!!! Best 'usefull' gybe breakdown I've found. After just returning to windsurfing from a 25 year break (Hillhead/Stokes Bay blaster back in the day :) there is soo much highly detailed technique information out there now and to try and recall all of it when you have just unhooked and are bearing off is impossible! ...too busy hanging on to remember any more than one point! Also, if the only time I got try practise my gybing was at the end of a well powered up run, it would take forever as it''s winter here in QLD Australia and not much wind around at all, so this is perfect for me as I now work on building that muscle memory 100 times every day (I literally do 100 sim gybes a day on an old wave board I brought back from the dump). Working through all your videos and finding them invaluable, especially the windsurfing at home...thank you so much for posting. Love yr work.

Awesome videos. You explain everything very well. Consise, succinct and very easy to understand. All your videos have helped me to sail. Thank you so much.

I am a beginner from the Caribbean and your videos were decisive to inspire me to keep going and buy the equipment for further learning. When my skills improve, I will try to get your sponsors equipment.

will try this with my kid. You are a good teacher. Thanks

Thanks your video is probably the best of these about gybing.

Excellent tuition! Thank you!

Very useful and informative!

Dear Phil, thank you for your detailed videos! I will start to practice in the garden regardless of what neigbours are thinking ;-). You do it even in your frontyard! I saw that you know Hannes Unterweger. I met him in May in Palekastro. Hope to meet you someday at any beach across the world. Keep on surfing! Best greetings from Germany! Sven

Thanks so much that is very helpful! Please continue this series!

Great jibing video, with different footwork than previous instructors. Thanks for sharing!

Excellent Phil...! I am practicing in my garden !!!

Very helpful thank you

I love that rig.👍

Fckn awesome man! I will learn the moves. I can not wait for my next surf session to make it.

Thank you

Thanks from Turkey,

perfect...THANKS A LOT

Great stuff thanks Phil

Great tips!! Thanks

Great tutorial. Thanks

Genius! Thanks

Your "at-home" videos are unique and really helpful. I'm learning through the winter which means some days are just to rough for a beginner or my instructor is unavailable. As I don't yet own a rig, my "plank of wood and a couple of paint-rollers" rig is providing my neighbours with unparalleled amusement, for which they probably thank YOU :)

Hi Phil, probably like most sailors trying to nail the gybe I find myself watching too many videos which is counterproductive as everyone does it slightly different. I'm ok on port tack but have convinced myself I can't do starboard tack. With so much time on my hands I've decided to rectify this and your approach to this manouevre is perfect so you are now my go to tutor so thanks for taking the time to put this out there. Any chance of doing a duck gybe video? Love the cheeky robin grabbing sneaky grubs, totally ignoring you.

Always a lot to learn from your video! Thank you so much. This helps me correct so many mistakes of mine. Keep going. And one more thing , recently I trying to sail upwind(closed haul) without dagger board and I find it so difficult. Could you make video to tell us more how to sail upwind?

Excellent work Phil. I'm learning so much, I'll have to show you how to weld in return. Good to see you've had that shave. Also, is that you're baby talking at around 0:20?

Great job! Could you make a video about the right tecnique to enter in glide and about the use of harness and straps...? Thank you

I think i should try it tomorrow 🤔

can i ask something for jibe ? for example i am going to jibe and hook out than back hand move and i press the carve // should i pull my back hand this time ? if i pull back hand how much time ? very important for me

Can you please add a guy who show us the wind direction ?! ^^