Windsurf
BALZ MÜLLER | RADICULO
25 year old Balz Müller from Switzerland goes by the handle ‘radiculo’ on Instagram, and if you follow any of his antics you’ll know why. Pushing the (…)
BIGBURY | DEVON DREAMS
Huge southwest swells pound UK shores a few times a year, but lining them up with sailable easterly winds is more of a once in a decade (…)
GERMANY’S LAKE DISTRICT | BAVARIA HIGHS
Despite being landlocked, Bavaria in southeast Germany has a thriving windsurfing scene due to its plentiful number of lakes that sit high above sea level in beautiful (…)
JEM HALL | ONE-HANDED JUMPS
JEM HALL MOVE ON UP – WINDSURFING TECHNIQUE ONE-HANDED JUMPS This month we look at letting go in order to boost and enjoy our jumps even more. One-handed (…)
BEXHILL BEACH GUIDE
The usual launch point at Bexhill is in front of the Sovereign Café. There’s sea front parking and also in town car parking, which is a little (…)
WOOLACOMBE BEACH GUIDE
A fantastic beach that stretches all the way to Putsborough in the South. Woolacombe faces slightly North West so S-SW winds produce great down the line wave (…)
WIDEMOUTH BAY GUIDE
First stop in Cornwall is Widemouth Bay. A long stretch of sand facing west. Can be very testing wilder conditions. Getting there: Leave Bude heading south on (…)
WHITSAND BAY BEACH GUIDE
On the face of it Whitsand looks attractive but windsurfers rarely use it. The reasons are that it’s a difficult beach to reach, especially from Plymouth and (…)
WHITESAND BAY / SENNEN COVE BEACH GUIDE
Almost at the tip of Cornwall, Sennen Cove’s waves are graduated. In the south they’re smaller and the further north you go the bigger they get. There’s (…)
WHITESAND BAY / GWYNVER BEACH GUIDE
Gwynver is at the northern end of Whitesand Bay. A ten-minute trek takes you down to the beach and you have to carry your kit, but it’s (…)
WESTWARD HO! BEACH GUIDE
Westward Ho’s! is one of the most popular venues in the area but its biggest drawback is the pebble ridge on the beach, which the tide reaches (…)
WESTON-SUPER-MARE BEACH GUIDE
This flat sandy beach offers similar conditions to Brean with flat-water for beginners and wave sailing for more experienced sailors. The presents of the second largest tidal (…)
UK WAVESAILING | BWA CONTEST QUIVERS
From cross-off to dead onshore, competing on the British Wavesailing Association tour can take in all the conditions a UK wavesailor can expect to face on home (…)
WEMBURY BAY BEACH GUIDE
A marine conservation area with a sandy beach, low tidal currents and which works best in SW. Used to be quite popular in the past. Parking: Payable (…)
WATERGATE BAY BEACH GUIDE
Watergate faces west and is suitable for intermediate or better wave sailors. It’s a two-mile long beach, which produces the best conditions from low to just before (…)