Pazzia pura... Ci sono amplificatori valvolari come il DarkVoice 336SE che costano poco e hanno una qualita' di suono molto elevata senza impazzirsi ma per un amante del fai da te potrebbe rivelarsi il paradiso sulla terra... ;-) Quanto costa il Kit completo? Contiene anche l'involucro in legno? Ciao Andrea e grazie per il video...
Absolutely. The crack is considered best-in-class, if you're willing to put the time into assembling (and possibly troubleshooting) it. Also, the fact that it's DIY means you have infinite upgrades down the road.
try to use the footstraps !!!! for better gliding !!! ist much more fun that will take you to the next surf heaven... and try waterstart ande Beachstart .. that will take some days of practise ... but it will make you feel better
+psy GangmanStyle Stuff is friendly, material is very good, spot is great! But I prefer another beach 5 minutes away! There is also a windsurfschool called Mistral, it is smaller an there are not as many people!
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Now hey this video is AWESOME! Love the editing and all the clips. You've timed it right to the music! Beautiful scenery. But just 3 words for you - Longer Lines Bro!!!
Ciao Andrea bel video innanzi tutto ..... stò progettando una vacanza windsurf al Renè Egli per aprile spero.... e visto che il grado di capacità è dello stesso livello circa credo.... non faccio la partenza dall'acqua...... mi sentivo di condividere e avere qualche dritta soprattutto per il noleggio che non so cosa aspettarmi.... ad esempoio una volta preso il pacchetto windsurf noleggio..... puoi cambiare le vele per grandezza a seconda del vento? e cambiare tavola ? è a disposizone tutto il giorno l'attrezzatura? Non so se avrai voglia di rispondere a questo interrogatorio... comunque Grazie in anticipo. Andrea
+Andrea Dominici Ciao! Grazie! Allora:durante la prenotazione devi scegliere un pacchetto (base/medio/premium) che ti dà accesso a un determinato numero di tavole e vele (oltre a quelle dei pacchetti di livello inferiore). Sulle tavole viene effettuato un controllo, nel senso che durante la prenotazione devi specificare una tavola che sarà sempre disponibile per te, e se vorrai provarne altre dovrai dare il codice della tua, loro segnano il cambio e ti danno quella che hai chiesto (se disponibile) all’interno della tua categoria. Sul resto dell’attrezzatura invece è abbastanza casuale nel senso che se chiedi una vela di livello premium non ti controllano se effettivamente potresti usarla. Idem per il trapezio (per il quale io avevo pagato un sovrapprezzo, a saperlo…). Anzi spesso prendevamo o cambiavamo vela senza problemi, senza chiedere niente a nessuno. Quindi ti consiglio il pacchetto base (credo si chiami “sport”) in modo da risparmiare che comunque ti dà accesso a belle tavole di diversi tipi in diversi litraggi e a tutte le misure di vela possibili che puoi cambiare quando vuoi. L’attrezzatura è disponibile tutto il giorno e difficilmente non ho trovato quello che volevo perché già in uso da qualcun altro (solo le taglie dei trapezi erano un po’ scarseggianti). Salvo negli orari in cui fanno i corsi sono anche disponibili tavole e vele da scuola. Trovi tutte le info sul sito: www.rene-egli.com/it/windsurfing/windsurfing/materiale-prezzi/sport/
+Andrea Stefanello Ciao grazie per le informazioni .... era quello che volevo sapere. Il posto sembra fantastico per serfare mi sembra che ci sia vento e non ci sia onda ... non so se tutti i giorni sarà cosi. Io qui sul Garda ( vivo a Padova) esco con la mia rrd Z ride 135 L datata ma buona e con una 7.5 anche perchè quest'anno non ho mai trovato un buon vento apparte un paio di volte.... c'è da dire che peso 87kg quindi ci vuole grande vela.... Il trapezio, parlando con il La Sun & Fun agenzia con la quale vorrei organizzare, mi hanno detto che me lo devo portare...... Non mi rendo conto quanti nodi di vento ci sono li di solito e e che vela usare... ma credo che ti consiglieranno..... garzie ancora.... se sei da queste parti in primavera possiamo fare un'uscita ... anche in toscana (Talamone) dove vado ogni tanto perchè originairo di Grosseto.
+Andrea Stefanello Ciao Andrea scusami se ti disturbo ma leggo da perrtutto che per surfare al pro center 1 è indispensabile la partenza dall'acqua.... puoi dirmi qualcosa? grazie ciao
Funny to see some of the same mistakes I've been doing for years, which kept me from achieving real stable planning ;) First and foremost : trust your harness, not your arms ! Your arms should be straight and relaxed, not permanently under tension. It's your body's weight that's supposed to balance sail's power through harness, your arms are just there to control sail's power intensity by opening/closing sail according to wind variations. They must also push the sail away from you when necessary, to keep harness loops under permanent tension. It's crucial to choose a harness that suits both your navigation position, and your body's center of gravity (seems to me yours is not tight enough), and learn to set your harness loops accordingly. Second : looks like you're holding boom too close from mast with front hand (maybe harness loop itself is too close from mast, hard to say from this angle). The resulting combination of forces (you + sail + board) pulls you towards front of board instead of side, which puts you in that wrong navigation position, where you're permanently resisting with your front leg, not to get catapulted. Another side effect is that it's impossible to get stability in that position, because the axis formed by your center of gravity and the pressure center of the sail is too close from the axis of the board itself (both seen from above). Hence, you don't put enough pressure on the board's fin to get stability, and when board starts to accelerate, you can't prevent it from making zigzags, eventually getting you catapulted anyway. Your harness loops ends should be equidistant from the point on the boom that's facing the center of pressure of the sail (your instructor can show you how to find that point). Then when sailing, once your arms are straight and you throw all your weight in the harness, you can start to gradually get your front hand away from the mast. Actually, it all takes place at the same time, while your front hand slides backwards on the boom, board nose slides away from wind direction, sail naturally starts to tilt backwards and your body itself rotates progressively from over the board to over the water (to compensate for sail power direction). Then you find yourself perpendicular to your board and it magically starts to fly ! At this point, you'll discover that the board's foot straps, that you thought were completely misplaced on the deck, now fall naturally under your feet. To put your feet in the straps, the little secret is to temporarily put a vertical pressure on the boom with both hands (like a little monkey hanging to a branch as my teacher said), to compensate for the unbalance caused by your rapid lifting of foot to put it in strap. You must absolutely avoid to destroy the equilibrium you've just reached, or board will lose speed and stop planning, and you'll have to start over. Once the board has started planning, gently hang to boom and put front foot in front strap, then stabilize your position, approaching gradually back foot from back strap. Then hang to boom again and put back foot in back strap. I won't spoil and let you put your own words on the next sensation ;) Hope this can help. Cheers.
+Eric de Lareberdiere Thanks for the advise man! I know I'm still doing a lot a mistakes. Don't know why but I wasn't able to find a stable position that allowed me do put feet in the straps, relax my arms and still be able to manage wind speed changes. And trust me, I kept trying for a week! I should take a good 1 to 1 lessons once in a while. Certainly I will not give up trying to improve my self!
+Andrea Stefanello I personally Always look at the water in front of me, if there are some huge amount of wrinkles caused by wind in the water in front of me, I know to lean back more than normal. Btw: to find your harness loop ideal point, this is what I did: hold the boom with one hand, try to find a spot on the boom where the sail doesn't want to pull itself to the front or back and just feels stable in your hand, that's the point where the middle of the loop is supposed to be. I hope it helped you!
Glad if it can help make someone progress faster ;) It literally took me years of struggling and frustration, summer after summer, until one day of 2015, when I met a windsurf instructor that cared more than previous ones, and with a better sense of observation. The guy listened to my complaints and decided to follow me on the water... In the matter of ten minutes, he had identified most of my long lasting flaws ... unbelievable ! Ten minutes ! That's all it took to definitely change my way of sailing and to unlock my improving. This summer, I'm going after jibe exercising and continuing improvement of water-start ... and planning of course, there's always room for improvement. A nice summer to all.
Thanks for this information Eric! Watching this video, I recognize a lot, I experience the same difficulties trying to get into the footstraps. What I wanted to know: how tighten do you prepare the footstraps? Does the foot goes in entirely, half way, or just the toes? My teacher told me to just get in with toes only... (to avoid ankle injuries)
hey dude keep it up - at 1:10 and onwards you are already planning, your back hand can go a little bit further to the back, pull a bit and put your feet in the straps, you are definitely ready for it and it will change your life forever!
Consejo de Rider a Rider. Si colocas el pie de Mástil en la parte central, incluso algo mas retrasado, podrías empezar a colocar los pies en los Footstraps e ir mucho mas cómodo y seguro. PRECIOSAS PLAYAS y Enhorabuena por el video ;)
I'm lucky enough to have that as one of my home spots. Keep practising and like Nigel says get your feet in the straps and work on your water starts then the ocean is your playground and the smiles at 3.37 will be a permanent feature. Keep blasting!
Great venue to sail, some good memories. Must go back soon. Next time you're out, take the plunge and slip your front foot into the footstrap & move your back foot a couple inches back. When you pick up a bit of speed slip the back foot in the strap. Then GRIN & shout loud - shout anything loud :-)
Thanks for the video. I got some of this in power form in the post today, tried to tip a small amount into a jar, ended up tipping the entire lot over my kitchen counter.
