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Duracell · 22nd August 2007, 01:52 AM

- 28 would be just fine
- problem with boom too high is that it lifts your front foot out of the starps (which can be desirable (can))

The main thing is, keep going for it and get a GPS (it really helps verify if you're making progress or not).

Try things out and do yourself a favor: http://www.guycribb.com/windsurfing_...VD_0076v01.htm
just check out ALL the articles the guy has written.

Roger is a great help too, but more "reactive" and less "proactive". So if you run against a wall ask Roger. The link provides tons of insights that will help you progress fasten than mere "trail and error".

Roly Gardner · 24th August 2007, 05:16 PM

Hi Duracell

Just happened on to this thread and looked up the Cribby link you posted. This chap actually sails from Brighton I believe which is only 10 miles up the coast from me. Great info and will certainly help me cheers!

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22nd August 2007, 01:52 AM	#11
Duracell Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 172	- 28 would be just fine - problem with boom too high is that it lifts your front foot out of the starps (which can be desirable (can)) The main thing is, keep going for it and get a GPS (it really helps verify if you're making progress or not). Try things out and do yourself a favor: http://www.guycribb.com/windsurfing_...VD_0076v01.htm just check out ALL the articles the guy has written. Roger is a great help too, but more "reactive" and less "proactive". So if you run against a wall ask Roger. The link provides tons of insights that will help you progress fasten than mere "trail and error".

24th August 2007, 05:16 PM	#12
Roly Gardner Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 74	Hi Duracell Just happened on to this thread and looked up the Cribby link you posted. This chap actually sails from Brighton I believe which is only 10 miles up the coast from me. Great info and will certainly help me cheers!