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Two years ago I started winging, 50 lbs over weight, with no real watersports background. I immediately became obsessed with that magic carpet ride. At 48, my health took a turn for the better. I lost 50 lbs within the 1st 6 months and began building athletic endurance and wing foiling skills.
A little over a year into the sport and I shifted my riding from the flats to the surf. Enough of you watched my edits to grab the attention of Cabrinha. I partnered with Cabrinha for about a year and really enjoyed my time working with them.
Three months ago I was approached by AK Durable Supply Co to ride for the US Team. After seeing the quality and performance of their gear, I made the jump. I feel lucky to have the support of such a great company with my talent/skill level and at 50. So where do I go from here? It does not matter as long as I can enjoy the ride.
"So here I am
Growing older all the time
Looking older all the time
Feeling younger in my mind
So here I am
Doing everything I can
Holding on to what I am
Pretending I'm a superman"
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Is wing foiling harder than kitesurfing? In my opinion, access is easier. There are no intimidating lines. If things go wrong, it is easier to bail out. Learning to get on foil takes longer than the first few basic rides on a kiteboard.
Is Wing Foiling harder than windsurfing? I assume it is, but I do not have 1st hand knowledge. Windsurfers transitioning to wing foiling sometimes find it to be a difficult adjustment. Windoilers and kite foilers seem to have an easier go. I think the difficult part is learning to foil.
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