On this episode, Benjamin May joins us to talk about:

• Big Air Wing Foiling
• The bar for high jumps has been set at 16-17 meters.
• Proper landing techniques are crucial for safety.
• Injuries are a risk, especially with high jumps.
• Mental preparation is as important as physical training.
• Winging allows for a more straightforward setup compared to kiting.
• The right wing design can impact performance significantly.
• Traveling to different locations enhances the winging experience.
• Fun should not be lost during competitions.
• Warm-up routines are essential before jumping.
• And Much More.

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On this episode, Ladina Van Swoll and Charles Dasher join us to talk about:

• How they met on the island of Bonaire, a windsurfing and a wing foiling paradise.
• ⁠How they found wind and their first foil flights
• ⁠What do they love about living on Bonaire, and what are the conditions like for wing foiling
• ⁠The launch of their new company, SeaZen
• What is included in their camps/retreats
• ⁠How creating community is a key aspect of their camps and retreats and what is included
• ⁠Plans include expanding their camps to new destinations
• and much more.

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On this episode Greg and Agustin join us from WeCANFoil to talk about:

• Their origin story, their mission and goals for foiling in Canada
• Foiling offers a significantly different experience compared to traditional sailing, providing higher speeds and a unique sense of freedom.
• Their initiative aims to democratize access to foiling by partnering with local sailing clubs and organizations.
• Community engagement is crucial for the growth of foiling, with events designed to introduce the sport to the public.
• The program has successfully introduced hundreds of people to foiling, showcasing its potential to attract new enthusiasts.
• Foiling is rapidly evolving, with various disciplines being integrated into the WeCANFoil program.
• The partnership with manufacturers has allowed for a diverse range of equipment to be used in training and events.
• The future of foiling in Canada looks promising with ongoing support and interest from the community.
• and much more.

Visit: https://wecanfoil.org/