Gusty as usual: best of Half Moon Bay’s wind from this morning:
Special thanks to Kipps.
Site: Half Moon Bay harbor
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19 Shove-its
I was making a 6x slow-motion of Kevin Kan‘s shove-its, so I and my buddies could study it. I could not resist the urge to slap a music and run it at full tilt. If you look at the time counter, he was cranking one every 4 min on average 🙂
Seeing on WRAMS a promise of improbable winds at this time of year, I promptly took a day off. Although 30kt average did not materialize, I was able to sail my 84L wave (and tack it twice). Never mind his messed up ankle, Kevin Kan delivered quite a performance. Team Crushpad (Dave) showed Aaron a thing or two about catapults 🙂
Quality action photos of that day are here (by Mo Gunn)
Site: Coyote Point
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I finally paid a visit to the awe-inspiring site to be respected. Libretto is here and here (I was way overpowered on the outside, though):
It was well worth it, 3hrs of traffic, mental blocks and all.
Site: Crissy Field
My F2 Style has developed deck softness, so I got another board and quickly ran it through the paces, including a bit of swimming. Here is how it worked, on a new lightweight mast cam:
Site: Coyote Point
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ABK Camp Crashes
Warning – the only guy who completes a move in this video is Andy. The rest are carefully preselected splash sequences.
Site: The Access
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Saturday, May 30th. 27mph wind average + ebb. I need 15 more kilos on the belly or 15 less liters in the board!
Site: Powerlines
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With most of the bay shrouded in 3000ft-tall fog blanket, shining sun and steady WNW in Palo Alto made sailors appear in record numbers. What a day!
Site: Palo Alto
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190#4.0/93l/25cm 11:30-12:30, early, while there were no stones in the wind yet.
Site: Coyote Point
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