Your Jibes - My Comments | POWERJIBE Review @nico_ger7

[@Nico_GER7]

Two Free Powerjibe Tutorials in here 👇 www.nicoprien.com/tutorial-with-nico

[@coolmove5]

Dafür dass Johannes zu Beginn erst 2021 angefangen hat zu surfen, macht er das super gut finde ich bei diesen Bedingungen. Da hab ich Jahre länger gebraucht um solche Bedingungen zu fahren

[@ulricozampa]

Great Video Nico!! Very helpful tips like always. I remember see you in Silvaplana but I didn't have a chance to say hi. Cheers!

[@David-mx6hu]

Loving your tutorial, helped a lot.

[@genghiskwong]

Always love the commentary. Seeing mortals making mistakes jibing with explanation is golden. Thanks

[@riraholland7906]

Great stuff mate! Best of luck coming season!

[@sirrobin9831]

Just started Windsurfing. Great video!

[@cristianfurlan5240]

Your review are really helpfull thanks for this great work

[@louisdrapier1764]

The level of those videos were great!

[@speon]

Looking forward to starting the windsurf season, watching your videos always gets me pumped!

[@bertvwveldman3931]

What a great and positive initiative Nico, love this

[@ketang5438]

Great tutorial, thank you, Nico!Every time you can learn a lot of useful knowledge points.

[@Ben.Sanders]

Maybe some day I’ll learn to jibe 😅 Great tutorial!!

[@blakeauchincloss4464]

Great tutorial . . . good to see different people trying and learn from their efforts accompanied by your coaching! Cheers!

[@cencio26]

These jibe reviews are always very useful! Thanks

[@MrSimonetbenoit]

Good stuff, as usual. Keep it going

[@WindsurfGenerationX]

Very good thing to show jibes from many people, so you can see the differences and learn much more.

[@wilcootte7408]

Great to have your instruction movies, i am going to use them to teach the kids at the surfclub.

[@mickydree3518]

Johan,du motiviert uns!!! Danke, mehr davon!!!

[@nunomarty]

Thanks for the details. I can learn a lot of useful knowledge points and improving in each session I do!!!

[@robschipper7263]

Great videos and comments on what to do and what not to do. I personally always struggle with the moment I shift my feet; sometimes even when I am completely at the end of the carve - too many things to think of 😊

[@Tabi3Luks]

When I master Jibe, I ll send you. Now its nice to look others and your comments. Very helpfull.

[@boasdewaele6892]

Your videos are the best of windsurfing learning, so much with your videos love your content

[@hzzlgol]

For me two things made the difference on getting planing jibes down (on waveboard). 1. Leave the Front foot in the strap through the whole jibe 2. Have a real visible jibing Mark in the water like a buoy. This visual sign really helped me turn the head and lean into the jibe. It is quite more difficult to imagine the curve of the jibe with no turning marks (for me). So now I can make jibes almost effortlessly on (little) waves cause that's also a kind of "mark" I can lock my sight on..

[@pochron1105]

Can be Mark or any other fella who fell into the water trying to jibe. 😁 You're making good points here, the little bit of flat water between the waves can do wonders. It's actually a little hack at the same time - makes you watch the sea and not your hands or feet and therefore the overall posture is better. 🤙

[@timokrassuski1383]

Thanks for choosing my jibe as well. I'll definitely try to apply your suggestions to the next Jibes. Great Video as always👍 all the best for the upcoming season 🤙

[@nagybbeni]

I heard it, "Is break down the jibe into many small parts at least into three parts. 1. entry 2. middle part 3. exit of the jibe" Is it necessary? I can not heard it from you? What is your opinion about it? I Love your videos. Regards from Hungary.

[@andreaannoe]

Great job Nico. Do you think same video for analyze jibe on windfoil? Will be interesting your vision for improve on "fly-jibe" on windfoil. Could you send video for improve foil fly-jibe ?

[@ger-8485]

Again really helpful for the recreational windsurfer!

[@lucahoffmann4508]

Nice, thanks for your review! I normally use slalom gear but didnt take it to fuerte for holiday, neither to cyprus for working at the station. Your tipps definitely help a lot! I will make sure to keep practicing and hitting that rail :D

[@tianzhang6287]

I have just started trying power jibes and look forward to trying some of these tips! Love your content so much.

[@keytes]

Once again great detailed tutorial, thank you

[@dairyairman]

These instructional videos are so helpful!

[@laurensrijken2720]

Thanks Nico, I enjoy your tutorials, and hope to be able to practice the gybes this summer!

[@RonaldvandenBerg0411]

Great tips Nico, you are doing an awesome job

[@TammoAndersch]

Excellent tutorial, also for advanced windsurfers! please more. Best T

[@alexandersmirnov7399]

Great tutorial, thank you, Nico! What would be your tip for jibing at very high speed on freerace board that on entering jibe is starting to rise the nose and sort of dancing in the air on fin. What could be a cause for it?

[@BroeskyBro]

Good vid…Nice to see where I can improve my gybe…keep the hips out definitely works.

[@timgill2003]

It is very important to lift your heel on the windward rail and enter the jibe fully powered up, on flat water you can go as fast as you like but on choppy water its better to ease off the power a little on the approach put then power up fully as you start the carve. Move your back hand down the boom towards the clew helps.too..

[@willnicholls5]

So sick man! These insights are super valuable 🔥

[@leombzh]

Excellent video as always !

[@scottnorman1891]

Thanks Nico! epic review, especially when you get on slalom kit, advice seems to get a bit sparse, super nice to get some tips!

[@Lindhofguitar]

Nice video. 7:32 - I have a JP Super Light Wind too. It's a really nice board for the lighter stuff with a very comfortably rider position and good speed, but it's definitely not an easy jibing board to my opinion. The width gives you a very wide stance across the board and it takes a lot of pressure to carve it. A board around 80 cm wide with a rounded tail seems much easier to me (the SLW is 92 cm wide) :-)

[@aukeheins7384]

Great jibing reviews; thanks!

[@simongodfrey3765]

Thanks Nico. I'm finding my sail is always fairly upright through the gybe and I'd like to lay the sail down more. Do you think I just need to commit more to leaning my body into the turn or should I be thinking about leaning the sail more to the back of the board?

[@DPap-db4zb]

Some nice jibes here! Helpful feedback as well

[@ggordon4127]

Great tips keep them coming. Thanks

[@tonbrouwers8002]

Hi Nico, great video and tips! When I try to carve hard, it happens a lot that my front foot stays stuck in the strap, messing up the quick rotation. Are you familiar with this problem?

[@zhenyabb1]

very nice format even for novice as me. A lot of tips to understand mechanics.

[@thedahman1]

Thank you for advice and making us dreaming about race sailing

[@jakkusje]

Nice video again Nico...thanks.🤙🏽

[@AlexeyGimadiev]

Nico, do you have an opinion on a first step feet position, like parallel, toes in or toes out?

[@canberki]

Hello Nico, wached with joy! Wo uld you kindly let us know more of freeride content? For example a short allaround foil gear selection guide and getting ready for the season and fitness tips would be great!

[@erkaltarm2872]

👌

[@orlandosadliksailing]

can you do one for foil gybes please?

[@professionalfreerider9133]

Nicoooo Power jibes

[@roelison942]

🙌

[@2ambientarchitecture]

Great tutorial thanks Nico

[@Mika10]

Why are you so good?😂

[@leffethorstensson4770]

Thanks for all nice videos! 🎉

[@wilcootte7408]

Great lesson again!

[@SaikoGünther]

Hallo Nico, ich verfolge dein You Tube Kanal schon eine Zeit grundsätzlich sind deine Berichte super schau ich mir immer gerne an was mich ein bischen stört ist das du nur auf englisch berichtest. MFG Günther

[@Nico_GER7]

Kann ich verstehen, manchmal würde ich auch gern auf Deutsch reden. Frage mich nur, was die 85% der nicht deutschen Zuschauer dazu sagen würden 😄

[@jcrean853]

Good luck in Garda

[@benlucaborowski365]

Can we maybe get some tips for jibes on wave gear. I can do ok jibes on freeride gear but i have problems on my waveboard

[@andreslarrain2790]

Super helpful. Thanks

[@samvd9358]

🤙❤

[@mszura1898]

Thanks for video. I am trying to get back in shape after decade of life happening. Keep up

[@frederickkhawaja7996]

Awesome 👍👍

[@THANASISKYRTATAS]

❤

[@sven0169]

Really nice Video!

[@mariochico8428]

Creat tutorial, thank you 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@reinerreiner4523]

Zum ersten mal habe ich für mich zwei mini Teilschritte gesehen um beim Carven voll im gleiten zu bleiben warum habe ich das noch nie sonst gesehen seltsam Top Top Top Nico DANKE

[@boroesp1004]

Wow 😮

[@ps5officialredzarrows.397]

I got my first ever carve jibe yesterday in 20knots with a 6m sail and a 120l jp x cite ride

[@42peewee]

never too old to learn

[@bigsean99]

For the Defi I need to gain some weight and to practice a lot more. I'm not confident yet

[@modyakbeachboyz]

Thanks you Nico

[@notyouraveragewindsurfer]

Pretty sweet! ❤

[@martin.leisepinkler]

Johann is quite good for his time since he entered windsurfing. The choppy conditions are not helpful to do good progress in jibing

[@jurajrajecky9182]

Nice video. Do you have a video with jibe in light wind. I would like to see, how do you make jibe in light wind ;o)

[@eliottpierreheym2606]

here is a comment to win the board😁

[@superstonie6100]

Juut

[@sharewavestv]

Moin Nico

[@Nico_GER7]

Moin!