Wing Foil Lesson- How To Jibe / Gybe

[@misterphmpg8106]

Best jibe video ever especially the land practice! Takes away stress and exhaustion and ebables focus!

[@AidaLuca39]

From far this is the best explained! ❤

[@PeterGogolin]

Very cool video! 🤗I am at a point in my Wingfoiling progress where I want to learn the jibe now and this will bring me forward a lot! Super many thanks for it! 👍

[@haraldbartikowski9955]

thanks for sharing - super detailed tutorial, especially the tips on changing feet are very helpful.

[@ewatersports]

You're very welcome!

[@candych0754]

❤❤very good

[@drumtrainer]

Great Tipps!!! Thank you 🙏🏽

[@thedoron2]

excellent tutorial (and I have seen plenty...) Exactly where I am at right now. (foiling comfortably in straight line, but crushing when even thinking of going into a jibe)

[@ewatersports]

thanks a bunch. We want to make more soon

[@Gilloup]

Good tips thank you ! I specially notice your advice to move slightly upwind just when initiating the feet switch, first time I read it. I always switch stance being broad reach when out of a jibe and toe side, and that's too unstable to be reliable, so I'll try your tip. Besides, that would be helpful if you were to post a tuto on how to ride toe side, my main issue is not being able to ride close to the wind for long because I end up the nose facing the wind, so that's why I ride broad reach when toe side out of a jibe. I must add that I sail always with sea waves.

[@diegocomesana4075]

Great tips, I will try that technique!

[@candych0754]

Nice..❤❤

[@jacklangedyk4078]

Great tips. Thanks

[@steverogers2658]

excellent video ... the pro tips helped a lot 👍

[@ewatersports]

Glad it helped!

[@JakeSimmons-r2u]

I think all instructional videos should talk about the importance of practicing on land until it is second nature. Yours is only the second video I’ve seen making that comment…..and I’ve watched HOURS of videos! Great tips and great video! I have a question. I see you are using an 8 M wing but you don’t look that big. I am 6’6” and 260 lbs. what size wing do you suggest I buy or start with?

[@ewatersports]

Thank you for watching, we have a couple students like you and that have bought their first equipment from us. We highly suggest doing the 8 loft pro. Not many wings that large can hold its shape and it can. We have some on our website.

[@JakeSimmons-r2u]

@@ewatersports thanks for the tip. Oddly enough a buddy just asked me to go to his condo in your neck of the woods. I think I’ll come for some lessons….and try out the 8m demo you have for sale. 😉

[@brianbaarman5452]

I started this sport last fall and am equally comfortable in either direction, probably from windsurfing for 20 years. So I've never ridden toe-side. I crash halfway through every gybe. I'm thinking I should practice toe-side riding. Then, I need to pick between switching before or after. I've also moved from a 170-liter inflatable to a 114-liter Cabrina Code. For learning to Gybe I have two questions. Should I go back to the bigger board and when would be the best time to switch? Thanks for the advise in this video.

[@ewatersports]

Going back to a bigger board is always best. =bigger dance floor. Best would be to go with a larger front wing to slow everything down. Your upgrade board does create a faster roll rate with its rounded rails. So have a bit of speed while in taxi stage.

[@adolfodiasf1822]

I fell today 20 times trying to swich the feet during the gybe. In the middle of it or just after changing hands. I should have seen your video before. Great video you've done there. Thank you. One question if you don't mind. During the gybe, where do you look at? Where do you focus? If I look to the water I get the feet in the wrong place. If I look to the board I don't turn. If I pretend I'm not looking anywhere it's a disaster. Where do you keep your eyes on?

[@ewatersports]

We have countless hours practicing and visualizing the foot switch on the beach. Make a pattern in the sand and close your eyes. Repeat the movement over and over again. Therefore the thought process is more muscle memory and that when you're able to feel the board not just see it. Taking it all in and absorbing your surroundings. Down to the very ripple on the wave or the wind shift in your hair. Don't focus on the big stuff let it come natural by separating the the movements on the beach.

[@adolfodiasf1822]

@@ewatersports thank you