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Body Dragging World Record?

Created by dutchy1985 dutchy1985  > 9 months ago, 25 Oct 2009
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dutchy1985
dutchy1985

213 posts

25 Oct 2009 6:07pm
Hi punters,
With all this speak of world records (bass strait, sailing speed record, retard watson-hername, etc) I was just wondering if there is a world record for body dragging?

Would anyone like to join me for an unassisted bodydrag from Brisbane to Sydney?
We could raise money for rehabilitating birds injured by trawlers by demonstrating what it's like to get trawled for hundreds of kilometres while still alive?

p.s. has anyone ever gone all out chasing after their board for a ridiculous distance? e.g. the whole way across jervis bay, etc?
Neill
Neill

VIC

484 posts

25 Oct 2009 9:33pm
the phrase "trolling for sharks" comes to mind.......
dutchy1985
dutchy1985

213 posts

25 Oct 2009 6:37pm
p.s. no disrespect to the bass guys and the speed sailors, they are 100% awesome. I probably shouldn't have used them in the same sentence as little miss hopeless sailor.
Robbo2099
Robbo2099

WA

751 posts

25 Oct 2009 7:45pm
Maybe not a world record, but certainly should go down in the top contenders somewhere. A

Aya did this one when the wind went from 15 knots NW to 40 knots S in about 2 min and lost her board and had to body drag across the Bay to Brighton.



If you search the forums there's the whole story somewhere.
hoskoau
hoskoau

NSW

100 posts

26 Oct 2009 12:47am
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Robbo2099 said...
If you search the forums there's the whole story somewhere.


From memory it was at the Kitepower demo day last year. What good timing on bringing it up as this years is this weekend coming :) Anyone going to try and beat it??
KIT33R
KIT33R

NSW

1716 posts

29 Oct 2009 8:55am
The KP Demo days (Sat-Sun 31 Oct-1st Nov) this weekend should be at Dolls. There will be rescue boats on hand so I'm pretty sure no one will break Aya's record although there will free sausage sandwiches for anyone who tries, courtesy of NSWKBA.
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