Take a little known wave break on the US West Coast, a bunch of top names and suddenly all sorts of magic blows up.
‘Coast’ visits K-Bay, the stunning limestone Jurassic coast of Dorset.
Freestyler Jacob Kosmowski went in search of wind to Tarifa and got an unexpected severe spanking but found new windsurfing spots as compensation.
We look behind the scenes at the way one leading board maker has dealt with wavesailing’s new sensation, the quad.
The Uberguru sorts out the gybe (once and for all!!!) while Guy Cribb does the same but different.
We look at four great rig and board starter packages that will take you from early basics to more advanced windsurfing and there’s a guide to some of the top windsurfing schools in the country.
On the comp side Lanzerote wasn’t a great event for the Brits but a stunning performance from Golitto and a World title for Sarah Quita made this a memorable event. While in Gran Canaria Robby Swift regained his form and the drunken wind prophet of Pozo got it wrong, just for once.
REGULARS
Kaspo on the new language of windsurfing. Robby Swift explains how he learns new moves. Scott McKercher ‘watches’ the Pozo comp from the comfort of an armchair in winter bound Oz with a little helper of red at his fingertips and Harty explains how stress aids success, aka the bigger the hangover, the higher up the ladder.
We link Windsurfing with 911, Scott McKercher explains the new Starboard IQ fin system. Jason Polakow and Levi Siver visit London, we tell you where to go to find wind and the latest bargains. Graham Ezzy talks us through his trademark move, the Taka, there’s news from your own back yard and some aimed at the ladies too.
All in the latest edition of Windsurf Magazine, this month with a FREE copy of SUP magazine.
