Episode 2: Carve jibe, how to gybe, jibing tips technique tutorial windsurfing

TWS (www.tws-windsurf.com) Freemove Technique Series is a series of instructional videos. We teamed up with professional windsurfing coach Colin ¨Whippy¨ Dixon (www.windsurfcoaching.com) to explain you all the details about downwind and upwind moves that will help you put your windsurfing skills on the higher level!
In the second episode we explain the proper technique of a carve jibe / gybe. How to finish your jibing planing in all types of equipment from the wave to slalom!

[@JohnWalsh1974]

Without doubt the clearest and most informative breakdown of a jibe. He's a natural teacher / communicator.

[@Lozzie74]

I need to try windsurfing on a golf course. Much less chop.

[@mettehansen9056]

Lozzie74 Thanks for the giggle! 😂

[@GrumpyOldMan9]

Amazing that one of the best windsurf courses should come to us from a golf course.

[@reinierheerink2835]

Always trying to improve my jibing I cant get enough of tutorials, this one for sure is in the top 3 if not number 1. Thanks a lot. What I would appreciate is a tutorial for overpowered conditions, that's when my jibes get messy.

[@andydennahy4365]

Colin, great videos, really clear and the supporting video clips fit in really well. Great job. Come on The Shots!

[@umac01]

Excellent tutorials I have mastered unhooking now the commit. These are the best instruction videos I have seen.

[@matthewscanlanttc732]

Quality video - really clear and very instructional. Thank you!

[@jimmycricketlopez2746]

Cheers, great video. Praxctising with a dry rig in my lounge during lockdown🤙

[@bbandon]

A really nice, clear, detailed tutorial/ Thanks

[@ogryzka5676]

I like the editing with showing it on the water and on the ground at the same time.

[@gertverbessem4299]

Best jibe learning film ever seen, top 👏

[@thomasfolan2716]

Colin, very good video. Any comments as to the timing of the rig flip ?

[@WindsurfGenerationX]

The best jibing tutorial i see!

[@FunGuyNT50]

Best video. Very clear and concise explanations. A++++++

[@kev-the-windsurfer.]

Excellent video!! Thanks guys!!

[@sakritone]

Excellent tutorial thanks

[@baharsonmez2449]

Great tutorial, thanks!

[@ferencbalint6409]

Bár ott lennék ahol te és tanítanál🥺🥰🥰🥰 Super videó 🤙🤙🤙❤

[@christopherjames6060]

Loving the video. Have you got any videos for beginners l? This is way to advanced for myself at the moment.

[@1stDAYcalifornia]

best lesson ever!!

[@selakshar]

Lovely video

[@kitersrefuge7353]

Carve Jibe...favorite. Needs lots of speed...learned so in Maui.

[@marcosgallodgp]

Amazing thanks!

[@hugotaylor1795]

This is a great vid

[@jamesohart5283]

Where could I buy the gear for wind surfing in lreland

[@is626]

Is this meant for upwind to downwind? Or downwind to upwind or can it be used literally anywhere to make a 180 turn?

[@armandfavrot3210]

Dude ! Awesome

[@andrasserfozo1327]

thanks!!!

[@martinwild843]

Beat jibe video

[@apollomorris9920]

Speed speed speed drop the sail down and power through the turn.

[@mrcuttime22]

I never could carve a jibe... until someone told me to press down on the boom to drive the nose thru the carve. That was it. That didn't work for a laydown jibe tho.

[@nicolasmingo5765]

Monitosbeniños

[@franckcamborde8394]

too Much speaking

[@jeroen-surf]

I have seen a lot of jibe tutorial videos, and this is definitely one of the best! Thanks and looking forward to more videos!

[@markocernic8659]

Agree completely !!!!

[@nyxeos75]

Every of them tutorials are the best

[@alisfilmfrittenbude]

like it :)

[@franckcamborde8394]

too Much speaking

[@chiaracostanzo7633]

very detailed video, probably the best to explain the jibe thank you

[@TROOOL69]

Really good explanation and nice tutorial. Thanks a lot for this video.

[@benoityip]

The only video of explaining when the rig will go light, other tutorials just mentioned when going fast, the rig will become light. Your video explained the feeling of going light., the transition from heavy to light....This is important as I can adjust my body to correctly adjust the pulling force of the sail.. My mistake is when I step the back foot on the leeward rail, my body is not leaning back anymore (although I am staying low with my knee bent). As a result, the sail pulls me to the water when my back hand sheets in and front hand push at the same time

[@1stDAYcalifornia]

Wow! this is really well explained!

[@hsrenterprises]

Great job, thanks for the pointers

[@Westcoastwindsurf]

Great video, thanks!

[@jop6077]

So good video!

[@bab1234]

awesome tips , thanks !!

[@thexophguy]

this video uploaded in like december ... is it recorded on december ??? is it that hot in there in december ?

[@boardmeeting987]

Colin, i like your video..and your board and sail

[@speti43]

Nice explanation, plus common mistakes has been emphasized. I should move to Tenerife, wheather seems to be perfect (except there is no wind ;) )!

[@gerardphilippe3495]

verry good explanation

[@JuelZ925]

How long are the harness lines?

[@matilanz7989]

Can you do that jibe in techno 293 6.8?

[@MrQwerty3000]

Jesus that's a lot to think about, too much. My advice is to keep it simple and improve things incrementally. Firstly try and keep weight forward through the turn, easiest way is to press down on the boom through the turn, this will increase speed, hopefully remaining on the plane and things will start to feel right. Worked for me many years ago

[@rickyvent4034]

ok dude, but at 47 I still put a plaiza, I started with 12 years and I was many days adrift and so or learn or drown, I give you the like to share with those who do not know

[@stevensarens7700]

That is what I call a dry-run.

[@fernanddanglars4809]

I’ve been watching all your great videos. When are you going to make a video on FRPGear’s hydrofoil? frpgear.com