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Windsurf

Healing

Earlier this year Pozo ripper Alessio Stillrich suffered a horrific injury whilst training in Cape Town, South Africa. Now on the mend, Alessio reflects on the fateful day and his recovery so far.

6 min |

Issue 382 - January/February 2019

Windsurf

Check Yourself

Carole Fowler raises awareness of prostate cancer an important male health issue that caused the death of her late husband.

3 min |

Issue 382 - January/February 2019

Windsurf

British Sailing Team Update

Continuing the legacy of UK success in Olympic windsurfing, the push for glory in Tokyo 2020 continues for the British Sailing team as Richard Aspland reports.

4 min |

Issue 382 - January/February 2019

Windsurf

Air Miles

PWA Slalom racers spend more time travelling than any other sailors on tour, it can seem a lifestyle of international jet-setting but is the reality less glamorous? From how they pack their enormous kit bags to dealing with hotels, planes and car hire, the frequent flyers of the PWA detail the highs and lows of travelling with race gear.

10+ min |

Issue 382 - January/February 2019

Windsurf

Move On Up

THE DUCK GYBEThis month I urge you to get into and improve the duck gybe as it feels great, looks cool and is another fantastic milestone in our sport. It is also simpler, in some ways, than the carve gybe and will actually help you improve these too. It may actually yield your first planing exit in a gybe!

6 min |

Issue 381 - November/December 2018

Windsurf

Wave Sailing The Sticking Points

Fresh from a season of wildly windy wave courses around Atlantic shores, Harty has much advice for all standards of wave sailor on how to overcome the classic stumbling blocks.

10+ min |

Issue 381 - November/December 2018

Windsurf

Corsica

Only a few hours from mainland France by boat, the Mediterranean island of Corsica lives up to its name as the “Isle of Beauty”. It offers a range of accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets, from public campsites to 5 star hotels and perfect conditions for slalom and freeride windsurfing. This year, PWA slalom sailor Benjamin ‘Babou’ Augé took 3 young sailors, Julien Mangel (15), Antoine Tavan (14) and Esteban de Cruz (13) on a trip to the island to explore its southern shores and offer them some coaching at the same time. Eric de Cruz tells us more.

7 min |

Issue 381 - November/December 2018

Windsurf

Be Like Water

Kuba Gasiewski is a skilled all-round waterman, originally from Poland, but now based in Mauritius, where he is the chief windsurfing instructor at ION CLUB in Le Morne. Kuba rips on any kind of board, from windsurfer to surfboard, kiteboard to SUP, but what he is quickly building a reputation for is challenging the conventions of learning how to windsurf. We’ve featured before his innovative methods for teaching windsurfing to children, but now Kuba has turned his attention to the very basics of windsurfing instruction, which he argues haven’t changed in line with the breakthrough design changes of modern boards and sails. He advocates a more fluid approach to learning and our stance, encouraging us to embrace Bruce Lee’s saying, “Become like water”, arguing that windsurfing is easy if the correct method of instruction is used. Read on as Kuba opens the debate on the methods of teaching windsurfing in the modern age.

10 min |

Issue 381 - November/December 2018

Windsurf

Amazing Amado

Jack of all windsurfing trades and master of them all, Amado Vrieswijk is one of windsurfing’s ultimate all-rounders. From incredible double air culos in freestyle to being one of the top foil racers in the world, his skills are not confined to one discipline. Born in Bonaire, he continues to keep up its tradition of producing world-class windsurfers. The talented Dutchman tells us more about his life.

8 min |

Issue 381 - November/December 2018

Windsurf

108 HOURS

Norwegian windsurfers, Oda Johanne Stokstad Brødholt and Håkon Skorge hit the road in continental Europe, following forecasts and checking out new spots in their self-converted camper van. From Norway to Portugal via Switzerland and back to Norway, taking in Spain and Sweden on the way, it was 108 hours of driving. Was it worth it? Read on and decide as Oda documents the highs and lows of their ‘Euro’ trip.

10 min |

Issue 381 - November/December 2018

Windsurf

Late Call

Pe’ahi / Jaws on Maui had a slow start in 2018 for wave sailing, but a late season swell in spring gave a skilled group of sailors a shot at its respected waves. The grateful crew who scored give us a rundown of the session.

10+ min |

Issue 381 - November/December 2018

Windsurf

Aquaventures

My neighbour’s trampoline is clearly sick of being the nail, not the hammer, and has just vaulted 2 fences and back-flipped into a shed.

3 min |

Issue 381 - November/December 2018

Windsurf

Firing Range

‘Broad Bench’ in Kimmeridge Bay is one of the south coast of England’s wave sailing gems, but extremely rare to catch, not least because access to it is controlled by the Ministry of Defence! When the elements do combine though, waves rifle down this point with sniper like consistency. With a huge storm firing up the southwest approaches, a green light was given to mount an attack on the ‘Bench’! John Carter assembled a troop of sailors last autumn to launch an assault on the iconic wave and following declassification of the files, now brings us an account of the mildly daring raid!

10+ min |

Issue 381 - November/December 2018

Windsurf

Mast Matters

Slalom racers are obsessive about every part of their equipment setup, so when it comes to masts, what are the secrets of the pros? We lift the lid on the mysterious world of slalom masts as the pros reveal what lengths they go to in finding, testing and preserving their very best ones!

10+ min |

Issue 381 - November/December 2018

Maritime Gateway

Impact Of Covid-19 On Shipping And Logistics

Industry stalwarts discuss threadbare the prevailing logistics and supply chain scenario and issues in clearing cargo during the COVID-19 lockdown

10+ min |

May 2020

Business Today

To The Edge Of The World

The market for cruises is growing on the back of new launches and travellers’ desire to move beyond conventional holidaying.

6 min |

October 20, 2019

Steel Insights

Traffic Handled By Major Ports Up 2% Till July

The 12 major Indian ports handled 236.18 million tons (mt) of total traffic during April-July 2019, about 2 percent higher than 231.54 mt recorded for April- July, 2018, according to data released by the Indian Ports Association (IPA).

1 min |

September 2019

India Strategic

Indian Navy Acquiring Seaguardians, And More

CHENNAI. The Indian Navy is moving forward towards fulfilling some of its ambitious plans including for manned and unmanned systems.

3 min |

July 2019

OK! Magazine Australia

Keep Calm & Cruise On!

First-timer Jenna Kelley pops her cruising cherry sailing from Japan to China

2 min |

December 30 2019

African Birdlife

Journey To The End Of The Earth

After being thrown from my bed for the third time, I decided to get up and find a vantage point to better enjoy the storm. As I walked down the swaying corridor and up the stairs with the gait of a drunken sailor, I began to reconsider my decision to go outside. It was a doubt quickly stubbed as I jumped through the heavy metal door leading outside moments before it smashed closed behind me with a deep roll of the ship.

5 min |

September/October 2021

Naviga

Sirena'nın ödüllü yıldızı

Modernize edilmiş flybridge, hem ön hem arka tarafta genişletilmiş dış yaşam alanları ve artırılmış iç hacim gibi beğeni alan yeniliklerle Cannes Yachting Festival sahnesinde parlayan Sirena 60, prömiyer sevincine bir de ödül ekledi. Yachts France dergisi tarafından düzenlenen World Yachts Trophies 2025'te 'En İyi İç Tasarım' ödülüne layık görülen yat, Bosphorus Boat Show'da da Türk denizseverlerle tanışmaya hazırlanıyor.

1 min |