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a couple of tips:

- You're starting position isn't the best. Easier to have the mast edge perpendicular to the wind. This helps wind get underneath the sail. If you give it a pull to windward, you ...

* harness and at least one foot in the footstrap at all times
* push your back hand out if you need to (the opposite of sheeting in)
* may have to lean forward at the same time
* find that balance ...

Ha! Ha!

I was just checking the local Craig's List myself a little while ago and saw the same thing. Late 80's / early 90's Mistral, Alpha, and Sailboard Masterclass longboards for sale. Asking pr ...

What concerns me most about the article is the idea of repeated smaller impacts:

"CTE occurs, Stein explained, from an accumulation of impacts, both concussive and subconcussive. (the latter i ...

The new Outside magazine issue (Sept 2016) has an article about concussions and how they are affecting outdoor athletes. It's not just for football players anymore. Mountain bikers, surfers, snowboar ...

Fellow diver, that's how I know about Cabo Pulmo.

I bet if enough people asked and they saw it as a decent investment, one of the outfits down there might buy some gear.

Yes, Hood River is ideal but you may have to open up your search. I am sure you can find something between Portland and the Dalles on the OR side and between Vancouver and Bingen on the WA side.

I have put more time in on the Fanatic and am enjoying it quite a bit now. (My first real day on it wss overpowered at the Hatch - not ideal by any means.) Sailed it st Event dite, Rowena, Dougs. Got ...

Iso, I thought this was a common generalization about width. You gain earlier planing, speed, and wind range at the expense of control in windier conditions and gybe quality. This may not be as obviou ...

I put some more time in on the Fanatic today (4.2 at the Event Site)... and I have to admit I rather enjoyed it. Easy to sail, and pretty smooth ride. There is hope for me yet Smile

Still not sure sbo ...