Disciplines Material and Trimming Windsurfinstructie 2016 2017 Wout

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Disciplines, Material and Trimming Windsurfinstructie 2016 -2017 Wout Oude Elferink

Disciplines, Material and Trimming Windsurfinstructie 2016 -2017 Wout Oude Elferink

Contents �Disciplines �What do we have with HB �Trimming �Movie

Contents �Disciplines �What do we have with HB �Trimming �Movie

RS-X

RS-X

Formula

Formula

Slalom

Slalom

Speed

Speed

Wave

Wave

Freestyle

Freestyle

Freestyle Wave

Freestyle Wave

>7 m 2 >100 L Speed and jibes Freerace Freewave <5 m 2 <100

>7 m 2 >100 L Speed and jibes Freerace Freewave <5 m 2 <100 L Wave / freestyle (air- and duckjibes) Sea / lakes Freemove 5. 5 – 6. 5 m 2 90 -120 L Best of both worlds! Strong material

HB-Material

HB-Material

Freeride Starboard go 144 L Fanatic Eagle 126 L Quatro Freeride 125 L Starboard

Freeride Starboard go 144 L Fanatic Eagle 126 L Quatro Freeride 125 L Starboard go 122 L Naish Freewide 120 L AHD freediamond 117 L JP Super-X 116 L f 2 Ride 115 L f 2 xtc 115 L (x 2) AHD Maxxride 109 L AHD Maxxride 104 L AHD freediamond 103 L Drops 96 L AHD MX 92 L Angulo Super GU 92 L f 2 xtc freemove 91 L Tabou 3 s 87 L Freestyle AHD Rebound 103 L Mistral Joker 102 L Tabou Freestyle 100 L JP Freestyle 100 L Fanatic Skate 96 L Wave Mistral twinzer 84 L AHD Maui Force 83 L (x 2) Starboard quad 76 L Starboard evo 74 L Freewave JP Freestyle wave 93 L Fanatic Freewave 93 L Tabou rocket air 85 L JP Freestyle wave 84 L Mistral score 84 L Tabou pocket 70 L Beginner Startboard Start 255 L (x 3) Starboard Go 200 L Hi-Fly Mambo 180 L (x 2) Starboard Friendship 180 L Hi-Fly Matrix Twin Fin 149 L (x 4) Zeilen 3. 4 - 6. 6 m 2 Mostly freewave (strong) Note the surface area Masts RDM (light, strong) 370, 400, 430

1. Basis, I want to learn: �Windorientation �Lift the sail and start surfing 149

1. Basis, I want to learn: �Windorientation �Lift the sail and start surfing 149 L >150 L 2. Beginner, I want to learn: �Turning �Surf in all possible direction �Low-wind tack �Low-wind jibe �Using the trapeze

3. Intermediate, I want to learn: � Turning with both the sail and carve

3. Intermediate, I want to learn: � Turning with both the sail and carve � Planing � Beachstart � Better use of trapeze � Jibe � Tack � Foot straps � Waterstart 100 L 100 -130 L F 2 BANAAN 4. Advanced, I want to learn: � Carving � Fast-tack � Planed jibe � Jumping

Choose your sail! Normal: (1. 34 * weight) / windspeed Beginner: (1. 15 *

Choose your sail! Normal: (1. 34 * weight) / windspeed Beginner: (1. 15 * weight) / windspeed

Choose your fin! Fin length = -0. 1*surface^2 + 6. 46*surface

Choose your fin! Fin length = -0. 1*surface^2 + 6. 46*surface

We want �More speed �Fast into planing �Windstoten opvangen

We want �More speed �Fast into planing �Windstoten opvangen

Trimming �Boom height �Higher, more pressure back foot: � Earlier planing � Less control

Trimming �Boom height �Higher, more pressure back foot: � Earlier planing � Less control � Able to sail more to the wind �Lower, more pressure front foot: � More control � Less nervous behaviour

Trimming �Fin (spin out) Longer = more lift, earlier planing, more to the wind

Trimming �Fin (spin out) Longer = more lift, earlier planing, more to the wind Shorter = more control (overpowered), better jibing Thicker = more lift, earlier planing Thinner = less resistance, higher end speed Straight = more speed Curved = better jibing

Trimming �Placing the mastfoot �Frontwards: � board is less nervous => more control �

Trimming �Placing the mastfoot �Frontwards: � board is less nervous => more control � earlier planing �Backwards: � Higher end speed � More nervous behaviour � More maneuverable � Possibly dragging through the water

Trimmen �Loose leach

Trimmen �Loose leach

Trimming � How strong do we pull at the mastbase (neerhaler) � Stronger: �

Trimming � How strong do we pull at the mastbase (neerhaler) � Stronger: � � Flatter profile (less deep ‘belly’) More ‘loose leach’ Higher end speed More control � Weaker � Earlier planing (but lower end speed) � How strong do we pull at the boom (uithaler) � With two fingers � Pressing the sail you may just touch the boom � More wind -> pull stronger -> less deep belly -> less power

Trimming �Which hole in your sail do you use �Upper one: normal conditions �Lower

Trimming �Which hole in your sail do you use �Upper one: normal conditions �Lower one: easier overpowered (more leach)

Trimming �Trapeze lines �Middle of trapeze lines in pressure point: � Middle between your

Trimming �Trapeze lines �Middle of trapeze lines in pressure point: � Middle between your hands when holding the boom �Distance between lines: � Personal � 25 - 30 cm customary � Beginners: closer together, easier to loose wind from gusts �Line length � Personal � Too long => spin-outs

Trimming �Foot straps To the front = earlier planing, easier to get into foot

Trimming �Foot straps To the front = earlier planing, easier to get into foot straps To the back = higher end speed To the middle = easer to get into and stay in the straps, more control over your board (freestyle) More outside = higher speed Far from each other = more controle, especially with more wind Close to each other = somewhat more relaxed

Questions?

Questions?

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