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Often written off as a move just fro freestylers the Heli tack is a highly functional way of turning around.
It has the added benefit of honing footwork and rig flipping skills whilst still looking pretty snazzy.
Big thanks to Neilson Holidays, Life Cinematic, Starboard Windsurfing and Tushingham Sails.
Filmed on Location at the Neilson Holidays resort of Ortakent in Turkey.
For further videos, clinics and coaching please check out sam-ross.co.uk

The Tack is the most important transition in windsurfing, allowing us to stay upwind and help us as we progress onto smaller boards in stronger winds.
Here we go beyond the beginner tack and look at a way of tacking that will suit most kit in most conditions.

Big thanks to Neilson Holidays, Life Cinematic, Starboard Windsurfing and Tushingham Sails.

Filmed on Location at the Neilson Holidays resort of Ortakent in Turkey.
For further videos, clinics and coaching please check out www.sam-ross.co.uk

Pure surfing shapes designed for high-performance wave-riding, the ProWave collection is what Shortboardstyle SUP surfing is all about. Fanatic shaper Sebastian Wenzel explaining the features together with Nik Baker.

Brilliance from Marcilio Browne on Cold Hawaii super sunday

The final day of the KIA Cold Hawaii PWA World Cup saw an enthralling day of competition as Cold Hawaii returned to life with a vengeance, as howling winds and big, powerful waves arrived just in the nick of time to allow a result to be gained for the fourth successive year. Today will live long in the memory of Marcilio 'Brawzinho' Browne (Goya Windsurfing / MFC), who managed to tame the ferocious North Sea, in front of a packed out crowd, to secure his first ever event victory on the PWA World Tour.

Single Elimination

Winners' Final

Having defeated Victor Fernandez (Fanatic / North / MFC) in the semifinals, Marcilio Browne (Goya Windsurfing / MFC) secured his place in his first ever winners' final, where he was met by the formidable force of Philip Köster (Starboard / NeilPryde / Maui Ultra Fins). The final was contested in challenging conditions as the wind swung more onshore making both jumping and wave riding extremely tough. The reigning world champion attempted a forward loop off the lip to kick the final off, but unfortunately he couldn't quite hold on as he fell out the back of the wave. Köster then racked up his first real score of the final as he rotated through two takas in quick succession on the same wave. In the meantime, Brawzinho, launched into an amazing forward off the lip, which he backed up with a frontside slash. With one wet double forward in the bag, Koster, set about writing the record straight as he launched into an absolutely incredible stalled double forward. However,

Browne didn't panic, where others may have, as the Brazilian hunted out the perfect ramp of his own to also land a superb double forward. With the duel tightly poised, Browne seized his moment to strike as he landed a one-footed backloop, before demonstrating his riding skills by linking together several fluid front and backside turns on the final wave of the heat. After an agononizing wait, which must've felt like an eternity, the result was finally revealed as Browne got to experience the taste of victory for the first time.

Results:
1. Marcilio Browne
2. Philip Köster
3. Alex Mussolini

Credits:
pwaworldtour.com
worldcup.coldhawaii.eu

Dieter van der Eycken Airkabi in Sardinia