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Does anyone know who the sailor is? This is incredible.
by Karl » Thu, 31 May 2007 21:38:16
Does anyone know who the sailor is? This is incredible.
by Karl » Thu, 31 May 2007 22:15:54
by Josh.Sampi.. » Thu, 31 May 2007 22:17:37
> Does anyone know who the sailor is? This is incredible.
by Glenn Woodel » Thu, 31 May 2007 23:05:38
>> Does anyone know who the sailor is? This is incredible.
>That's PWA Wave Champ Kauli Seadi from Brazil, and yes, that's
>incredible. The word is that he is the first to hit it, but other
>sailors are doing it now as well.
Glenn
by Brian Sangeorza » Fri, 01 Jun 2007 02:58:42
>>> http://www.windsurfingclips.com/view/3265
>>> Does anyone know who the sailor is? This is incredible.
>>That's PWA Wave Champ Kauli Seadi from Brazil, and yes, that's
>>incredible. The word is that he is the first to hit it, but other
>>sailors are doing it now as well.
> Yeah, I'm just waiting for some wind. :)
> Glenn
by Dan Weis » Sat, 02 Jun 2007 22:46:47
> >>>http://SportToday.org/
> >>> Does anyone know who the sailor is? This is incredible.
> >>That's PWA Wave Champ Kauli Seadi from Brazil, and yes, that's
> >>incredible. The word is that he is the first to hit it, but other
> >>sailors are doing it now as well.
> > Yeah, I'm just waiting for some wind. :)
> > Glenn- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
For years afterwards I tried and tried to pull this off, but the
appeal of a clean back loop kinda kept my Mobius loop attempts to a
minium. That, the distinct possibility of carnage and a focus on FW
sailing made the Mobius mostly a thing of fantasy. The only person
that I knew of who actually believed this move was possible (until
now) is Dana Miller who never stopped encouraging the attempts. Easy
for him, as it was my *** and fiberglass at risk...
So, I'm happy to say......IT"S ALIVE !!!!!
-Dan
by wind.s » Sun, 03 Jun 2007 10:53:54
(It's a Seinfeld joke) :0
by Dan Weis » Tue, 05 Jun 2007 22:40:12
> > will NOT claim rights to name this move, since I have never sailed
> >away from it, but since accidentally "flopping" into this sequence
> >when first learining backloops in the Gorge, I have been calling it
> >the Mobius Loop.
> Dan, this move has been around for ages and was originally done back
> in the days of aluminum masts, hence the name "Festivus Loop."
> (It's a Seinfeld joke) :0
-Dan
by Alan Whit » Tue, 05 Jun 2007 22:57:51
Alan
> > > will NOT claim rights to name this move, since I have never sailed
> > >away from it, but since accidentally "flopping" into this sequence
> > >when first learining backloops in the Gorge, I have been calling it
> > >the Mobius Loop.
> > Dan, this move has been around for ages and was originally done back
> > in the days of aluminum masts, hence the name "Festivus Loop."
> > (It's a Seinfeld joke) :0
> Well, may be a joke to you, but its Mobius to the Restivus. ;-)
> -Dan
by wind.s » Wed, 06 Jun 2007 23:21:36
>-Dan