Had some time over the weekend and had some fun editing a video of my MAGIC board.
STARBOARD FLARE 90
Very nice Akim. I think you maybe had help from younger people on the sound composition?
Thanks for the cameo appearance at 2.13, I remember that day, having to put the brakes on while you were doing your spinny flick 360 upside down manoeuvre in the pit
I think that you're slowly getting there mate although I think that you just need some more TOW 
My local spot is at the Sanctuary Point boat ramp on St Georges Basin. The runs are almost 2km long with the first 750m being chest deep before getting to larger chop.I believe it is the best location on the east coast for improving your shortboard windsurfing ,particularly for people learning to water start or gybe. The NE sea breezes are far stronger than in Sydney .This spot works in NE,E,SE and south. For winds from the SW and west we sail at Paradise beach about 2km away on the west side of St Georges Basin which has super flat water as it is only knee deep. Great for freestyle and the GPS guys can reach 40 knots there. The west basin is a huge area and is now being used for foiling as it doesn't have any weed and covers S,SW ,NW and north winds.
Many people first time visitors from Sydney and Canberra get blown off the water as they don't have gear small enough.
In the area we also have Jervis bay with lots of wildlife and large chop and rolling swell with 5 knots less wind . 35 minutes drive north is the famous wave sailing spot of Gerroa.
Select to expand quoteKA360 said..
My local spot is at the Sanctuary Point boat ramp on St Georges Basin. The runs are almost 2km long with the first 750m being chest deep before getting to larger chop.I believe it is the best location on the east coast for improving your shortboard windsurfing ,particularly for people learning to water start or gybe. The NE sea breezes are far stronger than in Sydney .This spot works in NE,E,SE and south. For winds from the SW and west we sail at Paradise beach about 2km away on the west side of St Georges Basin which has super flat water as it is only knee deep. Great for freestyle and the GPS guys can reach 40 knots there. The west basin is a huge area and is now being used for foiling as it doesn't have any weed and covers S,SW ,NW and north winds.
Many people first time visitors from Sydney and Canberra get blown off the water as they don't have gear small enough.
In the area we also have Jervis bay with lots of wildlife and large chop and rolling swell with 5 knots less wind . 35 minutes drive north is the famous wave sailing spot of Gerroa.
Cheers. Sounds like civilized paradise to me
Select to expand quoteKA360 said..
My local spot is at the Sanctuary Point boat ramp on St Georges Basin. The runs are almost 2km long with the first 750m being chest deep before getting to larger chop.I believe it is the best location on the east coast for improving your shortboard windsurfing ,particularly for people learning to water start or gybe. The NE sea breezes are far stronger than in Sydney .This spot works in NE,E,SE and south. For winds from the SW and west we sail at Paradise beach about 2km away on the west side of St Georges Basin which has super flat water as it is only knee deep. Great for freestyle and the GPS guys can reach 40 knots there. The west basin is a huge area and is now being used for foiling as it doesn't have any weed and covers S,SW ,NW and north winds.
Many people first time visitors from Sydney and Canberra get blown off the water as they don't have gear small enough.
In the area we also have Jervis bay with lots of wildlife and large chop and rolling swell with 5 knots less wind . 35 minutes drive north is the famous wave sailing spot of Gerroa.
The east coast south of Sydney is underrated.
Select to expand quoteKA360 said..
My local spot is at the Sanctuary Point boat ramp on St Georges Basin. The runs are almost 2km long with the first 750m being chest deep before getting to larger chop.I believe it is the best location on the east coast for improving your shortboard windsurfing ,particularly for people learning to water start or gybe. The NE sea breezes are far stronger than in Sydney .This spot works in NE,E,SE and south. For winds from the SW and west we sail at Paradise beach about 2km away on the west side of St Georges Basin which has super flat water as it is only knee deep. Great for freestyle and the GPS guys can reach 40 knots there. The west basin is a huge area and is now being used for foiling as it doesn't have any weed and covers S,SW ,NW and north winds.
Many people first time visitors from Sydney and Canberra get blown off the water as they don't have gear small enough.
In the area we also have Jervis bay with lots of wildlife and large chop and rolling swell with 5 knots less wind . 35 minutes drive north is the famous wave sailing spot of Gerroa.
Would Paradise Beach be any good for wingfoiling in a Westerly, Akim?
The water is knee deep and weedy.
But you go west about 3km to Double Island point and there is enough depth. Look on the map posted above.
Usual problem of gustiness.
