Windsurfing UK aims to bring the best windsurfing content available - from real-world sailors to »Windsurfing UK aims to bring the best windsurfing content available - from real-world sailors to pros alike. Waves to freestyle, race to freeride, everyday sailors to complete beginners and everything else in between. We focus on the UK's domestic scene and highlighting what it's like to be a windsurfer. Stay tuned for regular updates from the colorful world of UK windsurfing.
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How to handle being overpowered in choppy conditions? 
Sailworks loft in Hood River. I drop by to get an old mast cap replacement. Great service! 
Three BWA competitors give us their 2020 vision – Phil Horrocks, Lee ‘Pasty‘ Harvey & Caitlin Boothroyd. 
I am close to the 30 knots barrier. I am super happy since it was a really gusty day, but the water was flat (the anemometer on the pier measured a wind speed between 10 to 22 knots max. Maybe far away it was a little bit more but it could be just a sensation) 
Novice's Questions? 
Beach start/ water start tips? 
It’s not all about the winning… is it? Notes on competing in the British Wave Sailing series.