There are some spectacular features and photo galleries in the current issue, also a sick Grubby variation of Mattia Pedrani.
This time we (Tricktionary Publishing) feature a move from the jibes-chapter in the Tricktionary. It's the Aerial Duck Jibe, an underrated old school move that has a lot of potential, not only style-wise, but also as a very good exercise for many advanced freestyle tricks.
Colombia - Windsurfing into the Unknown Movie trailer out now!
Saturday, 07 August 2010 09:14
Finally the website and the trailer of Colombia - Windsurfing into the Unknown - project is online!
Colombia is a great country with lots of wind, waves, sandy beaches, sun, friendly people and pretty good infrastructure. Camilo Galeano, a good friend of mine directed this movie with him, Philip Soltysiak and me as riders - and I think it came out great!
The movie will come soon, free for download - so stay tuned!
The WORLD Kite- and Windsurfing Guide English Edition finally available!!
Friday, 16 July 2010 17:32
After a long waiting period, Stoked Publications came out with their newest Production: The World Kite and Windsurfing Guide is now available in English language!!
An awesome book with a huge amount of information, a collection of spots and insider tips that shouldn't miss in every Wind-or Kitesurfers book shelf.
Excerpt: Click Chile to see and sneak preview the page:
Onehanded Spock in July 2010 Issue of Windsurfer International
Tuesday, 13 July 2010 19:12
Check out the new Issue of the Windsurfer International Magazine, where you have a free preview of the Onehanded Spock as it is in the Tricktionary and on the Tricktionary DVD!
Besides, there are great other articles too - some super nice, radical sequences of the Ladies Windsurfing, a sweet Hot Shot gallery and many more!!
USA promo tour 2010
Wednesday, 07 July 2010 07:59
Our USA promo tour was great!!
We have travelled all over the place, from the Coast near Santa Cruz, the whole San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento River delta, Oregon Coast and the Gorge (Columbia River). Visited all the surfshops, met all super nice people there – windsurfers, not windsurfers and even kiters :).
The whole Bay Area of San Francisco seems somehow like a big wind machine, you have it all covered by a really awesome “Daily Briefing” through iWindsurf and wind meters on every important spot. The water’s pretty chilly at the spots close to the ocean or at the coast, but that’s ok once you are powered up on your 4.7 .
San Francisco itself is a great town, plenty of stuff to see and restaurants to go to – not to forget the infinite supply of fast food! :)
There’s not that many windsurf retailers in the bay area anymore, Joe at Davenport surf&sail, Boardsports with their windsurf/kite shops+schools and in the delta there’s Delta Windsurf company – probably the biggest shop around there… (if I forgot anybody, please email me ;) ), however we visited all of them and all now have the Tricktionary and the DVD in stock!! Thanks guys!!
First river to sail was the Sacramento River Delta, on Sherman Island– another awesome spot, totally different landscape – a lot warmer than the spots close to the ocean and supposedly one of the windiest places in the Area. You can windsurf all day if there’s enough fog out in the bay area… the incoming/outgoing tides make the conditions.
Northern California has great, uncrowded beaches, huge forests, beautiful nature, same as the Oregon coast, where forests end straight in sand dunes, which build the shore line.
The Gorge (Columbia River) – just amazing – never sailed with such a strong current pushing you upwind. There are ramps popping up like crazy, the first day we saw huge jumps by the Tyson and Witt Poor and the other locals… Hood River, a little town, has 5 surf shops – of course visited all of them, Bigwinds, Windance and Gorge Surfshop now have the Tricktionary in stock – and the others know where to get it ;)
All in all an awesome trip – West Coast USA is definitely worth a travel if you are a windsurfer!! Plenty of wind and some nice wavespots at the coast! See more pictures and a more detailed report in your favourite windsurfing mag soon!
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