I feel that I am almost there with my gybing and usually get 80 to 90% of them in a session. When I do muck up though it is nearly always in one of two ways. As I lean in hard on the inside rail and flip the rig, the clew of the sail will skim the surface of the water and then not rotate around for me. Am I leaning too hard on the rail or is it something about the timing of my rig flip???
The second way is as I am carving my board around in an arc, when I am pointing downwind or more,
suddenly the board will shoot ahead in a straight line (coming out of the turning arc required) despite me leaning on the inside rail. Any suggestions on how to avoid these 2 mistakes that are spoiling my quest for 100%? I do nearly all my sailing in bump and jump conditions and I usually sail an 86 l Tabou 3s.