Four Techno 293 world champions crowned in Brest
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- Published: 28 July 2014
- Written by Windsurfing News
Carlo Ciabatti is the Youth Boys world champion. With an unassuming start, 23rd on the...
Fuerteventura PWA Grand Slam Slalom - Day 3
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- Category: Video
- Published: 28 July 2014
- Written by PWAWORLDTOUR
SeverneShop.com NWF Advert
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- Published: 28 July 2014
- Written by Quaysideriders
Quayside Windsurfers and Severneshop will be at the National Watersports Festival hosted at Hayling Island in September 2014. Check out the super deals we have for all who visit the festival....
Maarten van Ochten Spinloop
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- Published: 28 July 2014
- Written by Windsurfmoves
Maarten van Ochten Spinloop
Fuerte Slalom PWA
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- Published: 27 July 2014
- Written by Skyeboy
BSA Slalom 6
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- Published: 27 July 2014
- Written by UKWA News
24 July 2014Dear BSA Slalom Sailors, Regrettably we would like to inform you that the BSA Slalom No 6 Event at the OTC will be cancelled due to lack...
PWA World Cup Fuerteventura 2014 – Video Winners Final 3
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- Published: 27 July 2014
- Written by medea
Watch the full length winners final of slalom elimination 3, which was won by Pascal Toselli.Comments taken from the PWA Live Stream: Ben Proffitt...
Australia 2013 - 2014
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- Category: Vimeo
- Published: 27 July 2014
- Written by Dieter Van der Eyken
Here is a clip of my trip to Western Australia last winter, I travelled around for 2,5 months together with my girlfriend and had one of my best trips till now, seeing a lot of the nature and have plenty of hours on the water! I hope you like the clip and get a more inside few of how amazing Australia is! Thanks for all the people who were filming me and can't wait to go back next winter! If you want to stay more up to date make sure to check my Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dieter-Van-der-Eyken-B35/102001416552208?ref_type=bookmark
Cheers Dieter
Cheers Dieter
POZO IZQUIERDO
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- Published: 27 July 2014
- Written by Loick Lesauvage F780
Spot: Pozo Izquierdo - Gran Canaria July 2014
Music: Bon Iver - Flume (Kulkid Remix)
Footage: Gran Canaria Wind&Waves Festival
Franck Lesauvage
Music: Bon Iver - Flume (Kulkid Remix)
Footage: Gran Canaria Wind&Waves Festival
Franck Lesauvage
BIC Techno 293 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2014 - Day 6(6)
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- Published: 27 July 2014
- Written by svk1pp
Wind the ultimate master did not allow us to sail any more races. All had to return to beach and soon they have to travel back home. Some may forget the winners after while, but nobody will...
Fuerteventura PWA Grand Slam Slalom - Day 1
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- Published: 26 July 2014
- Written by PWAWORLDTOUR
Selling Sails at Vely good prices
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- Published: 26 July 2014
- Written by Clyde Waite
Time for the quiver reshuffle, so I am selling some lovely Simmer Black Tips.No pictures as yet, I haven't had the chance and am away, but best to...
BIC Techno 293 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2014 - Day 5(6)
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- Published: 26 July 2014
- Written by svk1pp
Kids love to play games and they had a lot of opportunities to do so during this week. But the big GAMES are starting in less then 2 weeks in Nanjing China. Youth Olympic Games 2014, with...
Video - Enes Yilmazer in Turkmenistan
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- Published: 25 July 2014
- Written by Starboard News
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Graham Ezzy Gets his Wave On
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- Published: 25 July 2014
- Written by Russ Faurot
Check out this awesome video just released by Ezzy Sails. AWT rider Graham Ezzy is enjoying some of his favorite conditions in this clip. Truly...
PWA Live Webcast from Fuerte
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- Published: 25 July 2014
- Written by DaNewsBlog
Sotavento, Furteventura is the 2nd stop of the PWA World Tour in the Canary Islands. Once again, the PWA is Live Webcasting making this easily...
Takoon Kiteboarding attends NWF 2014
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- Published: 25 July 2014
- Written by admin
A new kid on the block! OK on the UK streets then, which is Takoon Kiteboarding and will have their range on display at this years NWF…. So come and...
July goings ons
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- Published: 25 July 2014
- Written by Clyde Waite
Olly decided to convert his JP 2000 waveboard into a multifin boardThis was his original ideaJono went surfing some where nice, we don't know where,...
THESE ARE WAVES by Graham Ezzy
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- Published: 25 July 2014
- Written by Graham Ezzy
This is the result of a summer of wave-chasing. My summer of 2013, to be exact. At that time, I was in the height of my competition hiatus, I didn't have anything to do but travel around Hawaii and the west coast of North America with Kevin Pritchard finding fun waves and filming them. Most of that footage went to make our Tourists of the Sea series, but looking over the leftovers and throwaway clips unseen by the world, I realized that these were my favorite moments. These clips best express what I set out searching for that summer.
Like all footage, these clips are now obsolete. They capture a past me in a past style. My riding has improved since, or to put it more accurately: changed. That summer I was drawn to speed and being one with the wave. My board, fins, and sail were tuned to do fast turns and tricks in the critical sections of the wave, being a part of the wave rather than on it.
This short edit captures the fear of hitting a big lip, and also the fun of riding small waves alone through a garden of rocks. Or, the frustration of riding super-technical mast-breaking beach breaks. The goiter at 3:07 is possibly the most technically difficult goiter I've ever done: heavy beach break with strong gusty off-shore winds.
Watching THESE ARE WAVES over again, I remember back over a decade ago to sailing with Alex Mussolini and Sebastian Steudtner. We'd all pile onto one big Hookipa wave and go for airs and 360s over each other. It was so much fun-- energy ping-ponging back and forth. And not only fun; those sessions made me a better windsurfer.
And in editing the clip, I couldn't help but think of Thomas Traversa, Brendan Pyatt and David Ezzy, as they are the three people who care about windsurfing wave riding more than anyone else I know. A little bit of me is always wondering what they think of every off-the-lip.
Now that I'm back on the PWA world tour, my focus has shifted and so has my style of riding, but I'm still just chasing waves and trying to hit heavy lips as fast and as hard as I can.
(PS, the music, which is wonderfully fun, doesn't start till 35 seconds in, so don't turn up the volume too high searching for sound and blow out your ears.)
Enjoy!
Special thanks to: Brian Caserio, Kevin Pritchard, and Kevin Trejo (Solo Sports).
Like all footage, these clips are now obsolete. They capture a past me in a past style. My riding has improved since, or to put it more accurately: changed. That summer I was drawn to speed and being one with the wave. My board, fins, and sail were tuned to do fast turns and tricks in the critical sections of the wave, being a part of the wave rather than on it.
This short edit captures the fear of hitting a big lip, and also the fun of riding small waves alone through a garden of rocks. Or, the frustration of riding super-technical mast-breaking beach breaks. The goiter at 3:07 is possibly the most technically difficult goiter I've ever done: heavy beach break with strong gusty off-shore winds.
Watching THESE ARE WAVES over again, I remember back over a decade ago to sailing with Alex Mussolini and Sebastian Steudtner. We'd all pile onto one big Hookipa wave and go for airs and 360s over each other. It was so much fun-- energy ping-ponging back and forth. And not only fun; those sessions made me a better windsurfer.
And in editing the clip, I couldn't help but think of Thomas Traversa, Brendan Pyatt and David Ezzy, as they are the three people who care about windsurfing wave riding more than anyone else I know. A little bit of me is always wondering what they think of every off-the-lip.
Now that I'm back on the PWA world tour, my focus has shifted and so has my style of riding, but I'm still just chasing waves and trying to hit heavy lips as fast and as hard as I can.
(PS, the music, which is wonderfully fun, doesn't start till 35 seconds in, so don't turn up the volume too high searching for sound and blow out your ears.)
Enjoy!
Special thanks to: Brian Caserio, Kevin Pritchard, and Kevin Trejo (Solo Sports).