Gybing on an RS:X is a pretty terrible example for most people. The difference is size (width of board and length of boom) is so different to freeride gear that the posture is radically different to what most people will need to aim for. Additionally, because the board is so much bigger and the sail heavily camber-induced, RS:X sailors are required to exit gybes clew first to stay powered up and in control of the rig. The camera here shifts at the most important part of a gybe, the foot change.

Explaning and gesticulating live on the surfboard, instead of doing an audio recoding separately. That's cool :-)

That's a ridiculously big sail

Appreciate your demonstration Video, Nick. I will try this technique on my Formula board to stay on plane through the exit...

Good Tecnic my Friend!

I have seen the RS-X olympians training in portland harbour

Let me ask please what the size of the sail and the size of the board are in square and liters ? Thanks

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useless camera perspectives