jdouglassIt’s an unavoidable fact of windsurfing progression that learning how to go ludicrous speed preceeds learning how to stay in control at ludicrous speed. For example, when a progressing sailor gets his hands on a slippery old slalom board like a Bic Veloce 290, and he takes it out in 20 knot winds with some big chop and ocean swells, delightful carnage ensues. Witness this first-person video by my buddy Brandon.
@Invicta_surf @bakeracademy gr8 that u r going to Dahab looking 4ward 2 reading about it great prep 4 the BSA 2012 @HotSailsMaui
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Very windy at Lake Arenal this weekend. What are your weekend activities? Snowboarding, skiiing, iceskating,... http://t.co/of1akW3T
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Amazing article. Ive saved it undoubtedly.