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Foiling a very long wave

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Created by castill0jf > 9 months ago, 1 Aug 2017
castill0jf
VIC, 563 posts
1 Aug 2017 12:58PM
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sorry this doesn't belong here but I found this video

dafish
NSW, 1631 posts
1 Aug 2017 3:01PM
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Now THAT was epic. That is some of the smoothest riding I have seen, not too jerky, but fluid. What is hard for people who don't foil is the little nuances of movements in rolling feet and hips to keep it driving. Great find!

DukeSilver
WA, 380 posts
1 Aug 2017 2:14PM
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castill0jf said..
sorry this doesn't belong here but I found this video



Mesmerizing to watch. Long paddle back out though.

Gorgo
VIC, 4911 posts
1 Aug 2017 4:51PM
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I have just arrived home from a sailing trip on Bass Strait. We were cruising along with 2+m swell rolling through for days on end. The 12m catamaran was getting a big surge of acceleration from each swell. Loads of dolphins and albatross riding the swells.

I reckon you could tow into one of those swells as far out in the ocean as you dared and just ride it until your legs gave out. It's an awesome thing to think about.

Plummet
4862 posts
1 Aug 2017 6:06PM
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That was indeed worthy.

Leighbreeze
WA, 531 posts
16 Aug 2017 2:07PM
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Lord Hamilton Rules the waves.:))))A true waterman ????



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