Postby juandesooka » Thu Jun 20, 2019 6:46 pm
Agreed, pretty basic turn, but if anything is impressive it's that he did it in an hour. Contrast that to your first hour of windsurfing or kiting, even if you were already expert at the other? The learning curve appears to be short.
There was another video last week of a guy doing carving 360s, one after the other. I found it interesting, not in the sense of wanting to do that, but highlighting the potential freedom of movement. Translate that into sup/surf foiling in waves, and I think it offers possibilities.
But with the caveat, of course: it's slow, and boring, and lame, and silly-looking, and it's not kiting, and it's not windsurfing, and it's too expensive, and it's a repeat of old technology, and it's all marketing hype, etc etc etc.