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Created by switch101 switch101  > 9 months ago, 4 Feb 2011
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switch101
switch101

QLD

381 posts

4 Feb 2011 8:21pm
i was whatching the windsurfing movie II and i saw on the gorge bit they do a lot of 360's does any one know how to do this
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

4 Feb 2011 6:26pm
I have not seen it and I gather you mean a wave 360?

If so - you really need real waves. The only reason it works in the Gorge is the chop is very peaky and the current is very strong in the opposite direction to the wind. It won't work in B&J sailing anywhere else.

In proper DTL conditions you want a very fast bottom turn into a very vertical bowly section as the lip has to throw you back towards the beach when u are vertical
FrayedLines
FrayedLines

QLD

1 posts

4 Feb 2011 8:43pm
I was thinking the same thing. Im pretty sure they are flakas, but they are just jumping the whole 360 degrees.
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

4 Feb 2011 11:55pm
Yeah OK then better ask - what kind of 360 are you talking about switch?

Really a forward loop is a 360..... as is a carve gybe 360 or a flake or a .....


usually the term 360 refers to a wave 360 - which is a bottom turn on a wave followed by a top turn that does not result in a cutback, rather it keeps going and makes a complete, well...360!

switch101
switch101

QLD

381 posts

5 Feb 2011 8:19am
it's just like that but you do whole 360 in the air like a flaka
NotWal
NotWal

QLD

7435 posts

5 Feb 2011 1:41pm
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switch101 said...

it's just like that but you do whole 360 in the air like a flaka


That could be a Shaka which is a Shove-it into a Flaka.
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

5 Feb 2011 12:09pm
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NotWal said...

switch101 said...

it's just like that but you do whole 360 in the air like a flaka


That could be a Shaka which is a Shove-it into a Flaka.



Yes

That is why they get all the way around - lot of wind and height, and the shove-it helps maintain height (gives lift) enabling the flaka to be more complete
Reflex Films
Reflex Films

WA

1459 posts

5 Feb 2011 3:51pm
shakas only go 180 in the air - then land hard (classic board popping move) and flat and spin the last 180 in the water..
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FS

FS

WA

94 posts

5 Feb 2011 7:01pm
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