TWS Wave Technique Series - Ep 3: Waveriding tips, how to bottom and top turn, cut back windsurfing

A series of instructional videos - TWS (www.tws-windsur...) Wave Technique Series together with wave world champion Marcilio "Brawzinho" Browne and professional windsurf coach Colin "Whippy" Dixon. (www.windsurfcoa...)
In the third episode we talk about tips for waveriding. How to get better bottom turn and top turn. How to get a massive spray and get as many turns on one wave as possible. From hands position to your knee and body position. This will make your cut backs much better!
If you want to improve your level of wave riding come and visit us in El Medano, Tenerife!
Camera & editing: Bartek Jankowski (www.bj-producti...)

[@Sail2Learn]

What I noticed (and plan to try to do more of) is during the bottom turn taking advantage of the clew-first HARD PULL (sheeting-in with those widely spaced arms) to get back to the wave face. This is what I've been missing.

[@simonjandrell5897]

really stylish video music complemented Brawzinho perfectly, pleasure to watch

[@872521]

Marcilio is a magician in shorebreak linking recoveries to make the session. Your "tip bubbles" are really helpful. Thanks to TWS and Goya.

[@manuwindsurfing]

Nice video! Will there be a backside version too?

[@samkalma8268]

Can you snap fins doing this?

[@TheFireblade1000RR]

How much of wave riding is down to speed from riding the wave and from the wind in the sail? I mean this looks like surfing to be honest.

[@antonincrawford5670]

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[@mrosadoboulet]

It depends on the amount of wind really, but the more it’s from riding the wave the better in my opinion, otherwise you are outrunning the wave section overpowered. A good example is when you surf good waves underpowered in wind, like less than 15knots, you can really have a great session just with the apparent wind added to the light wind, by leveraging the speed generated from riding the wave. Enjoy!