Excellent clear, succinct explanation & demonstration. Thanks a bunch!
@danthomas962410 күн бұрын
Excellent tips and drills! I look forward to trying them next time I am wingfoiling! Thank you!
@afsfoils12 күн бұрын
Thanks guys 🔥
@King0609916 күн бұрын
This is so much help for me! thank you!
@mikeb103920 күн бұрын
very nice!
@p.s.982122 күн бұрын
Which camera setting do you use to film your content? Would like to record my steps to wingfoiling
@galactock22 күн бұрын
On Joy!
@galactock22 күн бұрын
Respect within editing 🤗
@galactock22 күн бұрын
Love you 2 , Great info that's helpful and encouraging indeed!
@nathankrasney25 күн бұрын
Excellent !
@ladymoriarty134927 күн бұрын
As a mature beginner this series explains the entire learning process , clean and simple.
@frankyburgenforscher7224Ай бұрын
Very good Video… Best I ever seen, thank you very much
@troyfly71Ай бұрын
She has a great, easily understandable explanation. Thanks
@troyfly71Ай бұрын
Great video. Looking forward to trying this
@Alexi-ze4qgАй бұрын
Something that helped me a lot and isn't always mentioned, is mast placement on the board. I moved my mast 1/2 an inch back from center position on the track and it made a huge difference in foil control once on foil. My feet suddenly felt equally balanced and I was able to fly much much longer and felt very much in control. Where as before I felt I was rising much too fast and felt it was hard to keep the nose down.
@datapunk7883Ай бұрын
I am not really happy with the carve/turn from MA1750, do you think it would be worth changing to HA1180 also for lightwind Wingfoiling? Thanks
@chesterfrantz6209Ай бұрын
What size liter board are you on and what is your weight?
@gingaballsАй бұрын
See how Karen miss spelled her name.😮
@pascalmartinez1365Ай бұрын
It was fine to see you this week in Dakhla this week. Again thank you for your videos. Pascal
@UndergroundSkateSurfАй бұрын
2 mins impressive on a ma1750!! Agree super solid mast.
@bobhoskiins6318Ай бұрын
Just what I need
@opustovoy2 ай бұрын
I don't know how you come up with this system to get up on the board sitting sideways to the board. And put it in first front foot. Before you start moving, that's absolutely wrong technique. You have to get on your knees directly with the direction of your board, not across your feet not supposed to hang off the side of the board. And not drag creating more drag off the board. So your position. On your knees directly with the direction of your board. Then you start picking up your wing off the water. And get your first moving speed upwind right away before you get up even first foot in front of you. I
@dolcevitaspain90292 ай бұрын
I have one 1400 seven seas and it has very good lift, is fast, turns well and is fun.
@gregorybenning4233 ай бұрын
Good stuff. Thanks for the tip.
@cousinvinn3 ай бұрын
Joining the list of thank yous! The key is practice and watching your videos over and over! Finally up on foil thanks to your beautiful video!
@ekhalfday3 ай бұрын
Fantastic
@robertzeeland3 ай бұрын
<3 Merci!
@CKPerformancetv3 ай бұрын
De rien Robert:)
@kenholmdal3 ай бұрын
This video is helping me a lot 😊 Thanks
@ptj64123 ай бұрын
Which tail did you use with 1180? Shim, no shim?
@davebriskham84334 ай бұрын
Fantastic, didn't think I'd ever get the foot switch under control. This is a huge help. Looking forward to 'How to tack, on the foil.'
@CKPerformancetv3 ай бұрын
Brilliant, delighted it helped Dave. We'll be covering tacking soon!
@Mrestebanito4 ай бұрын
Very good videos, I am learning a lot from these series. What do you mean at 1:55 when you say “keep the board trimmed “ ?
@CKPerformancetv3 ай бұрын
Thank you:) By trimmed we mean keeping the board flat both nose to tail and rail to rail, so that it can glide and plane with least resistance.
@rodwindle4 ай бұрын
These two are the best wingfoil teachers I have found on the internet. I have used them at every stage of my wingfoil learning. At a certain point, I looked around online to see what else people were offering that might help me progress. I was amazed at the amount of unhelpful, ego-driven "instruction" out there. Teaching is an art. It requires a lot of thought and understanding of how progression works. You don't just pontificate on the beach for awhile and then show some videos. STRONG appreciation for Christian and Karine for this excellent series. I am on the foil and very happy!!!!---Rod on Maui
@emiledoumenc3874 ай бұрын
Hi, is this wing to comparable to a Dutone Dlab ?
@khanargesayer4 ай бұрын
Great video, very helpful
@CKPerformancetv4 ай бұрын
Brilliant, great to hear:)
@Gilloup4 ай бұрын
Nice pedagogy ! When I enter a jibe heel side and go out of it toe side, I succeed to go on riding broad reach toe side but when I want to move upwind the foil doesn't stop going upwind, I just cannot prevent it ! I end up at best flat on the water and use this to switch feet, otherwise in the water again ! That happens at sea with waves, with either a f one 1290 eagle or a f one 950 skate depending on the wind strength, two foils around 10 AR. There must a big mistake I make but I don't feel it. Would you have a guess ?
@CKPerformancetv4 ай бұрын
Hey Gillou. Make sure you straighten out after turning upwind. Point your wing forward and extend your front arm towards the nose of the board. This should stop the board and foil turning and keep you upright over the board. Hope it helps:)
@Gilloup4 ай бұрын
Thank you for helping. When I am out of the jibe and ride toe side I do what you write and I am broad reach. That's when I want to go more upwind while still toe side that I am taken too much upwind and cannot correct the trajectory of the foil, as if it has too much inertia, and I end up head to wind. I believe I follow the instructions for going upwind while toe side but I must screw up one.
@CKPerformancetv3 ай бұрын
@@Gilloup OK understood. Sounds like you have to much weight back or are too far back on the board. If holding your wing forward doesn't help compensate for this, you'll need to change your stance. Before gybing you can either move both feet forward a little bit, or just move your back foot forward and across a touch more. This should put you in a better toe side stance:)
@cyrilt93314 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Your videos are very helpful and informative. What's the volume of your board please? I'm a beginner with an inflatable board and I struggle to stand on the board, is a rigid board more stable? Thanks
@CKPerformancetv4 ай бұрын
Glad that they help Cyril:) In this video the board is 118lts. Rigid boards can feel more stable as they sit a little deeper in the water. Also the mast and foil will add stability. And finally, nothing beats flat water. If you are struggling, bigger is better.
@robertzeeland4 ай бұрын
Gawd, how I love these people! :-) Best, Rob ^^
@CKPerformancetv4 ай бұрын
Always a pleasure to enjoy your positivity Rob:)
@timisaacs95834 ай бұрын
It's great you see you back, I find your video tutorials among the very best, and you have helped me enormously, so thank you. Now to learn how to tack...
@CKPerformancetv4 ай бұрын
Brilliant, thanks Tim. Here's to your tacking:)
@scisavoyscisavoy19744 ай бұрын
AFS ANS SILK IS BETTER... so much... and the new mast 75 UHM the best of the best
@andreatopcat81805 ай бұрын
Great video! Thank'you!!!!
@pino_74285 ай бұрын
The best video I’ve seen so far. Been kiteboarding since 2003, I will move to wing foiling so with this information I have a good idea.
@CKPerformancetv4 ай бұрын
Excellent, enjoy the journey and we hope it helps:)
@laurentpastorelli13545 ай бұрын
amazing tutorials as usual! thanks
@CKPerformancetv4 ай бұрын
Thanks Laurent:)
@surflix43065 ай бұрын
great info, thank you, now new subscriber
@CKPerformancetv4 ай бұрын
Brilliant, thanks for the feedback. Hope you enjoy the series.
@nerrad83035 ай бұрын
Been surfing for 45years no way I can switch foot I’ll be riding toe side just like surfing back hand.
@CKPerformancetv4 ай бұрын
You just might be surprised, give it a go:)
@charlieroberts82176 ай бұрын
Hi there, where are you filming this video, please. May need to visit. Thanks.
@charlieroberts82176 ай бұрын
Best learning video, to date. Thank you.
@CKPerformancetv4 ай бұрын
Hey Charlie, delighted that you like it, and hopefully it'll help. Video shot in Portugal.
@madsnow20006 ай бұрын
Wow! Great! Is it 72 mast?
@andreatopcat81807 ай бұрын
fantastic and very professional video: thank you both for existing! Precision is a very important thing even if everyone doesn't appreciate it enough. Thank you!
@CKPerformancetv6 ай бұрын
Haha, thank you Andrea, we appreciate your positive feedback:)
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Very good video!! Thanks !!!
Excellent clear, succinct explanation & demonstration. Thanks a bunch!
Excellent tips and drills! I look forward to trying them next time I am wingfoiling! Thank you!
Thanks guys 🔥
This is so much help for me! thank you!
very nice!
Which camera setting do you use to film your content? Would like to record my steps to wingfoiling
On Joy!
Respect within editing 🤗
Love you 2 , Great info that's helpful and encouraging indeed!
Excellent !
As a mature beginner this series explains the entire learning process , clean and simple.
Very good Video… Best I ever seen, thank you very much
She has a great, easily understandable explanation. Thanks
Great video. Looking forward to trying this
Something that helped me a lot and isn't always mentioned, is mast placement on the board. I moved my mast 1/2 an inch back from center position on the track and it made a huge difference in foil control once on foil. My feet suddenly felt equally balanced and I was able to fly much much longer and felt very much in control. Where as before I felt I was rising much too fast and felt it was hard to keep the nose down.
I am not really happy with the carve/turn from MA1750, do you think it would be worth changing to HA1180 also for lightwind Wingfoiling? Thanks
What size liter board are you on and what is your weight?
See how Karen miss spelled her name.😮
It was fine to see you this week in Dakhla this week. Again thank you for your videos. Pascal
2 mins impressive on a ma1750!! Agree super solid mast.
Just what I need
I don't know how you come up with this system to get up on the board sitting sideways to the board. And put it in first front foot. Before you start moving, that's absolutely wrong technique. You have to get on your knees directly with the direction of your board, not across your feet not supposed to hang off the side of the board. And not drag creating more drag off the board. So your position. On your knees directly with the direction of your board. Then you start picking up your wing off the water. And get your first moving speed upwind right away before you get up even first foot in front of you. I
I have one 1400 seven seas and it has very good lift, is fast, turns well and is fun.
Good stuff. Thanks for the tip.
Joining the list of thank yous! The key is practice and watching your videos over and over! Finally up on foil thanks to your beautiful video!
Fantastic
<3 Merci!
De rien Robert:)
This video is helping me a lot 😊 Thanks
Which tail did you use with 1180? Shim, no shim?
Fantastic, didn't think I'd ever get the foot switch under control. This is a huge help. Looking forward to 'How to tack, on the foil.'
Brilliant, delighted it helped Dave. We'll be covering tacking soon!
Very good videos, I am learning a lot from these series. What do you mean at 1:55 when you say “keep the board trimmed “ ?
Thank you:) By trimmed we mean keeping the board flat both nose to tail and rail to rail, so that it can glide and plane with least resistance.
These two are the best wingfoil teachers I have found on the internet. I have used them at every stage of my wingfoil learning. At a certain point, I looked around online to see what else people were offering that might help me progress. I was amazed at the amount of unhelpful, ego-driven "instruction" out there. Teaching is an art. It requires a lot of thought and understanding of how progression works. You don't just pontificate on the beach for awhile and then show some videos. STRONG appreciation for Christian and Karine for this excellent series. I am on the foil and very happy!!!!---Rod on Maui
Hi, is this wing to comparable to a Dutone Dlab ?
Great video, very helpful
Brilliant, great to hear:)
Nice pedagogy ! When I enter a jibe heel side and go out of it toe side, I succeed to go on riding broad reach toe side but when I want to move upwind the foil doesn't stop going upwind, I just cannot prevent it ! I end up at best flat on the water and use this to switch feet, otherwise in the water again ! That happens at sea with waves, with either a f one 1290 eagle or a f one 950 skate depending on the wind strength, two foils around 10 AR. There must a big mistake I make but I don't feel it. Would you have a guess ?
Hey Gillou. Make sure you straighten out after turning upwind. Point your wing forward and extend your front arm towards the nose of the board. This should stop the board and foil turning and keep you upright over the board. Hope it helps:)
Thank you for helping. When I am out of the jibe and ride toe side I do what you write and I am broad reach. That's when I want to go more upwind while still toe side that I am taken too much upwind and cannot correct the trajectory of the foil, as if it has too much inertia, and I end up head to wind. I believe I follow the instructions for going upwind while toe side but I must screw up one.
@@Gilloup OK understood. Sounds like you have to much weight back or are too far back on the board. If holding your wing forward doesn't help compensate for this, you'll need to change your stance. Before gybing you can either move both feet forward a little bit, or just move your back foot forward and across a touch more. This should put you in a better toe side stance:)
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Your videos are very helpful and informative. What's the volume of your board please? I'm a beginner with an inflatable board and I struggle to stand on the board, is a rigid board more stable? Thanks
Glad that they help Cyril:) In this video the board is 118lts. Rigid boards can feel more stable as they sit a little deeper in the water. Also the mast and foil will add stability. And finally, nothing beats flat water. If you are struggling, bigger is better.
Gawd, how I love these people! :-) Best, Rob ^^
Always a pleasure to enjoy your positivity Rob:)
It's great you see you back, I find your video tutorials among the very best, and you have helped me enormously, so thank you. Now to learn how to tack...
Brilliant, thanks Tim. Here's to your tacking:)
AFS ANS SILK IS BETTER... so much... and the new mast 75 UHM the best of the best
Great video! Thank'you!!!!
The best video I’ve seen so far. Been kiteboarding since 2003, I will move to wing foiling so with this information I have a good idea.
Excellent, enjoy the journey and we hope it helps:)
amazing tutorials as usual! thanks
Thanks Laurent:)
great info, thank you, now new subscriber
Brilliant, thanks for the feedback. Hope you enjoy the series.
Been surfing for 45years no way I can switch foot I’ll be riding toe side just like surfing back hand.
You just might be surprised, give it a go:)
Hi there, where are you filming this video, please. May need to visit. Thanks.
Best learning video, to date. Thank you.
Hey Charlie, delighted that you like it, and hopefully it'll help. Video shot in Portugal.
Wow! Great! Is it 72 mast?
fantastic and very professional video: thank you both for existing! Precision is a very important thing even if everyone doesn't appreciate it enough. Thank you!
Haha, thank you Andrea, we appreciate your positive feedback:)