where we sailed was San Francisco bay area and close by Sacramento river delta. At a place Coyote point on by SF airport it used to get to 20=25 knots almost every day, as the years went by the wind blow out of the west more a than typical Northwest, as a result the wind died and became vary sporadic, a lot of people stopped sailing some took up Kite but was not enough to save the business, Why did the wind shift?? my opinion is that the east bay area saw tremendous growth and because of the heating and cooling of the land now covered with concrete and houses it changed the wind pattern, my opinion

and then it died... i was in the business and to me what killed it was technology and the resulting cost, nobody could afford it, then kite came in but wasn't enough to save it

Nice memories

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Good to see you still shredding

😊😮😮😮Bool

well done Jonathan Weston

If I had a kayak I would have a sea otter in my kayak

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Booool wazzzzzup

What a legend Matt , I met him in Cagliari , great sport man 💪👋

Great video great work. He is master.

names would be good. Who are they?

LOL if only their hardware was a good as their Rap Video.......yes that is a super low bar....

one and done

Got dam learn to talk

Brilliant - a great share!

FYI, the term 'eskimo' was outdated decades ago, as it is a colonial and derogatory name imposed by non-Indigenous people. 'Inuit' is the preferred term of Indigenous peoples in Alaska, Canada and the Arctic. Inuit peoples rolled their kayaks out of necessity to survive the cold waters while hunting in their 'qayaq', with usage going back over 3000 year B.P.

bruh

No not every German knows him, could be he is getting more recognized here but he is exaggerating massivly. Some great footage in this video :)

80s the golden era, not only for windsurfing, but quite above all for windsurfing. Mark Angulo and Robby Naish, biggest respect. The icons of that era, to me.

The padle MUST be to the side of the rorr not opposite!!

I hate it when someone makes this look easy. I took a class and did not get a role until the end. Long class, guy stayed with me for five hours. I was smoked for two days. I got up on the last one with sheer power. I could not get the hip bit. Season ended and I could not get practice in. Covid hit, no pool time to practice, and did not trust just doing it solo. Anywho, before I croak I am going to get this under my belt.

Very nice step by step intro. I learned it about the same way.

Muy bonito el video, se hace corto. Pero termina muy de repente.

Nice day for sailing Weta is smooth

That looks like a FUN fast boat! 💪🍺

a dream boat...love'm cat ketches...but I thought this boat was belt of strip planks, not carbon fiber...no?

People are crazy.

The heureka comes at 3:41

A great sail training video that for someone like me, with a newly acquired trimaran and who has never sailed before shows me the ropes at first hand. Well done!

Great job! Any older clips, while Penny was playing?

Where's the fucking hip flick??

WOW AMAZING VIDEO VERY EDUCATIONAL 👍👍

I would be squealing if a sea otter approached my kayak!!!!

i'm so ready for the eureka moment.

Very very very very very very good ...very good!

cool song, cool clip

Moored at LBYC May 2019. A work of art...I'm in love.

Not red in santa Barbara. We passed her on our sailboat a few days ago. I have never felt so Insignificant

Brings back so many memories. I love this sport.

No brocade anymore. Call me broadcom.

this is one of the best Weta videos ever

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Excellent teaching!

how fast do these go?

I was living in Kailua in 81 when short board thing was going off. We where all thinking how fast we where and then Robby would come out for a sail with no harness on just that perfect stance and just blow by all us. At the time it seem like it would go on for ever. I look back on the 80's some of the best times of my life in Kailua.

Searching for Marlon that I've meet in Viareggio , Cristina Sergente Marchetti

Who's that guide?! He's got a great attitude.