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Thanks To Alan - Baja 2008

Posted: September 8th, 2008, 2:32am CEST

A big thanks goes out to Alan for pushing us to get down to Baja. 8 straight days of sailing waves. It was an incredible trip.

Alan shooting me down towards the Point

Posted: September 4th, 2008, 6:22am CEST

This is from today, Day 5 of Baja. The learning curve on waves here is incredible. Thanks Alan for the photos.

Mac Shooting Alan

Posted: September 4th, 2008, 6:12am CEST

Picture of Alan at the Chili Bowl. Mac is taking picture from cliffs above. Clark (works at camp) is in water taking some photos.

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Baja Tommy

Posted: September 2nd, 2008, 6:39pm CEST

As Tommy says "It just clicked today". here is a good one of him airing over some white wash on the top of the wave.

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Ok, too much fun sailing yesterday to have time to take videos of windsurfing. Here is a short video to let you know how bad it is out here. We are roughing it. Check out the shots of us at theChili bowl.
Think we will head down there today.

Daytrip May 31 2008

Posted: June 7th, 2008, 6:55pm CEST

Ok, sorry for the last video not working, not sure what happened . Here is the video from last Saturday. Donald, Tommy, and I had a great time on our 6.2/6.5s. Check out Tommy's sail at the end of the video..... which took one in the shore break.

Hanging Loose in Hatteras - April 16 & 17

Posted: April 20th, 2008, 7:41pm CEST

We had some great wind at Hatteras on Wed and Thursday. We sailed from the house we stayed at in Frisco.

Windy Saturday at the Lake 04/12/08

Posted: April 15th, 2008, 12:48pm CEST

Wow....what a great day of sailing and a good warm up to Hatteras. We had over 10 sailors at Ramsey with sails from 5.3m to 8.0m. Dimitri was rocking on his 5.8 the entire day. I sailed my 6.1, 6.9, and 8.0. Dave was getting it on the kite, and Mac showed up in the afternoon....cut short by a broken harness line. For this video, I attached the cam on the left side of my helmet. Hope to see you on the water this weekend!

Early Days of the Helmet Cam

Posted: April 9th, 2008, 4:06am CEST

Here is a picture of a friend, Mark, back in the late 90's trying to get some video action. Amazing what a little duck tape can do! A tad bit heavy to use as a helmet cam. See Macs comment on this.

Lake Norman NNE 10-15 AHD and Big Sail

Posted: April 6th, 2008, 11:40pm CEST

Mac and I got out at around 9:15 on Sunday morning and had our worship on the lake. The wind blew 10-15 NNE for several hours. We were both on our AHDs with our 9.6 sails and had many good long runs. Mac tried his helmet cam extension for his new video cam. I tried out my cam on top of my helmet....still need to adjust it as I was shooting too high and to the left. Hatteras in less than 2 weeks!

Windy Day At LKN

Posted: March 9th, 2008, 5:04am CET

I made it out to Ramsey after 1:00 today with all intentions to sail...that was until I realized that everyone was on 3's and low 4's and small boards. Unfortunately, I am not equipped to sail this kind of day. But I did have the new helmet cam, which I decided to try as a hand cam....a little bit less shaky then my previous mountain bike video. Anyway, I watched some great windsurfing until about an hour later when the wind shifted West.

How to Mount A Helmet Cam - See Mac Ride

Posted: March 4th, 2008, 1:42am CET

This 90 second video clip was taken in mid-February at Lake Norman State Park. A great day of riding until I realized I lost my cell phone somewhere on the trail, and Mac realized he had 2 screws missing from his bike. This video demonstrates a successful helmet cam mount.
It is best watched after a six pack. Hope you enjoy watching!

It's About This -10 Years of Windsurfing

Posted: December 21st, 2007, 4:52am CET

Over the last ten years I have had alot of fun windsurfing with friends.

Well Worth The Drive - Avon Oct 2007

Posted: December 19th, 2007, 10:29pm CET

Mac, Mark, and I found some great wind at Avon in October. Jim was also at the coast and joined the action. It was well worth the drive.