wind, wind, wind...

This is that time of the year when I just want the summer to finish, so many days with strong wind every single day (strong enough as to make impossible to dry the clothes outside) and the beach so crowded of people sailing... but, don't misunderstand me, I don't want to live anywhere else, but sometimes you just want the wind to slow down a little bit, 4,7 would be perfect for a few days, but the forecast doesn't look to be on my side... :)

360

John Sky, wave 360 in Pozo.

Shaka

or you can also say "aerial back-side 360 off the lip" here in the power version by Marcos Perez.

New blog

Cutre, the windsurfing shop in Pozo Izquierdo is starting a new blog in their website, updating the sailing conditions, with local news, plenty of photos... if you want to take a look, this is the address: http://www.cutre.com/v2/index.php/en/blog

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the return of FUN

During the last two years, not 100% into proffessional photography and shooting a little bit with kids and girls, rediscovered the FUN, not that mutch the performance-proffessional side of the sport, but the pure joy of windsurfing, the original FUN we losted during the ultra-performance 90's, FUNBOARD is back!!!
Today in Pozo, for instance, was the classic light wind/no waves day that usually I wouldn't go in the water, but the guys from Cutre, borrowed me a Simmer XD 5'7 and a Fanatic Free Wave 113 and had a lot of FUN just crussing with some friends, one of those days you just feel happy after sailing.

Jonas Ceballos

I already posted this photo long ago in my other blog but now that I'm having a windsurfing blog, this shot had to be here, the light is not that good, but what a jump!!! one of the best back-loops I've ever seen.

spray

I love sprays, but not all of them, not the ones just pushing your back foot at the end of a crappy top turn but the pure carving ones, the ones coming from true rail to rail surfing.

new angles

I hve to recognize I'm not a great slalom fan, but I tell you, adrenaline rushes when you are in mark one with a wide angle in your camera during a slalom course with 35 knots!!!