Things You'll Need:
- Life Vests
- Wet Suits
- Windsurf Boards
- Windsurf Rigs
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Step 1
Look at your board. Is it a wave-jumping board? No? Don't go to Step 2 until you're riding one; you could seriously munch your board and equipment doing this.
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Step 2
Watch the water ahead of you for a possible launching surface. A bump, a small wave or a boat wake will serve your purpose.
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Step 3
Unhook from your harness and crouch low, ready to jump.
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Step 4
Lift up your front leg and pull up with your front arm as your board hits the jumping surface.
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Step 5
Sheet-in and raise your rear foot as the tail leaves the chop.
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Step 6
Face the bottom of the board slightly windward to gain some wind-assisted altitude.
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Step 7
Level out by pulling your legs up to your chest.
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Step 8
Straighten your legs as you land, with your back leg coming down slightly before your front leg. Keep both legs bent just enough to absorb the impact.











Comments
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 ive done this before and it works fine as long as you dont jump to close behind the boat because the churning water will cause you to spin out and this could hurt. or so says the scar on my eyebrow