Wingfoil Exercises To Improve Wing Control -

Welcome to the International Wingfoiling Organization (IWO)!
In this video, we're excited to share valuable tips to help you master wing control while wingfoiling. Safety and making informed decisions are crucial to have a safe and fun experience while practicing this extreme sport.
Handling and maneuvering the wing can be challenging, but with the right knowledge and techniques, you can conquer it confidently. From basic control exercises to advanced pumping techniques, this video here is to equip you with the skills to excel in this sport.
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Wing foiling offers an exhilarating experience for everyone, regardless of skill level. With dedication and practice, the learning curve quickly smooths out. Embrace the journey, celebrate your progress, and face each challenge with confidence.
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At the International Wingboarding Organization (IWO), we combine fun with safety and professionalism. Founded by experienced wingboard instructors with over 20 years in watersports education, we're dedicated to providing top-notch instruction and support to wingboarders worldwide.
Thank you for joining us for this educational and entertaining video. We hope you've found it enjoyable and informative.
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[@lbcabarete]

Wing Control beach exercises definetly help in ones progress!

[@martinomovies]

Amazing video. Very detailed explanation for beginners on land.

[@charlesosterlund7303]

Much appreciate Martin! How far are you in your progress?

[@Style-plus-renovations-NZ]

Nice tutorial. Thanks.

[@charlesosterlund7303]

No problem! Get out there and have fun - in a safe way :)!

[@kpj5]

Thank u ❤

[@charlesosterlund7303]

!!! To you! Hope you manage to get out winging this summer-

[@bernhardwachter9681]

very nice explanation why the arms should do different flexion while pumping. Thx

[@charlesosterlund7303]

It is a great point and to elaborate a bit further... Basically if/when you fly a wing you have most likely noticed if your "front hand" is shorter than your "back hand" the wing does not generate the same power as if your front hand is longer or more extended than your back hand. So the reason why your hands or arms (depending what word you want to use) have different flexion while pumping and/or riding to optimize the position of the wing to capture as much wind as possible while riding/pumping.

[@bernhardwachter9681]

@@charlesosterlund7303 till now my experience (with a non extended front arm) was that the front of the wing goes down to water, especially in light wind conditions. and I always had to compensate this movement with my back arm. with your tipp this problem doesn`t accur anymore. I´ve never read about this tipp before...