How to | SUP FOIL | on flat water

I'm inspired. I've spent the entire summer learning how to wing foil our local lakes with their gusty and often low winds. Looks like a downwind board is in my near future!

Your tutorials are amazing! Thank you!

Solid video. Great tips. Your high positive energy comes across nicely.

The sup how too was well done itd the last part of your vid that set my day up for success! Well done.

Great video, good advice, thanks for putting it in prospective!

Thanks for the tuto ❤

Thanks Damien - great video!!

You keep inspiring me Damo!!!

Nicely done!

Thanks! Great video

Awesome vid as always! just basically got the board up on foil and it is kinda spooky when it goes from slapping to pumping. What helped me a ton was to go out in marginal conditions, like 8kns. Even the lite wind helps get moving. Try to get on pump down wind for like 40 meter and slowly paddle back up wind to recover. It is a crazy good workout and i need to have good recovery, otherwise Im totally toasted after like 15min

Easy to understand explanation for a beginner like me. I’ve been wingskating for several years. Is the Kalama board recommended for beginners? Thanks.

Awesome!

Yeah Buddy great tips! Can't wait to try this! chee!

I wanna give this a go!

just started trying this on my downwind board - its soooooo hard but wont give up lol

Siiiiiiiiiick!

very nice

Hey Damo, great videos you guys are continuing to do, thank you! I just got a dragonfly Ginxu 105L and put my 91cm Moses mast and 1100 front wing on it. I've not done a lot of paddle boarding but I'm having trouble trying to get the most power from the stroke,. it seems like I have to turn the paddle a bit to keep the board going straight and it feels like I'm losing some of the power of the stroke because of it. I also tried pulling a bit on the diagonal first and then finishing the stroke straight. Your technique in the video seems like you just pull the paddle straight and don't twist it but I'm sure once you have a bit more speed like you show in the short clips it would be easier to just go flat and straight with the paddle angle and stroke? what's the tip? Thanks!

With SUPF Paddling "Anything Past Your Hip is a Waist" ;)