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

[@872521]

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

[@simonjandrell5897]

really stylish video music complemented Brawzinho perfectly, pleasure to watch

[@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.

[@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!