PWA World Cup Ulsan – Amid the presence of a teasing thermal wind that never quite blew in sufficient measure to resume racing, we had a chance to catch up with Josh Angulo to find out all the secrets behind some of his finest racing to date, Angulo boards, his move to Boston and more…
PWA: It would be fair to say that in the brief period of racing we’ve had out here in Korea, you’ve delivered some of your finest slalom form to date; what’s the secret?
JA: ‘There’s a bunch of things. We’ve … More
CalCup Berkeley Windsurfing Series 2011 second event wrap from Multpile US Windsurfing National Champion Steve Bodner.
The second Calcup for the season kicked off in Berkeley this past Saturday, 14th May, under what looked like dismal conditions. A late winter storm was moving in and causing some abnormal patterns to the regular SF Bay sea-breeze. Nonetheless we got an up and down 12-14k of breeze and three races after several abandoned attempts when the breeze died off to  … More
Magnus Zaunmueller cleared the A-Fleet division of the 2011 Walleye Wagatta, held in Lake Winnebago. Sailors had to battle big winds, choppy water and mild temperatures.
Races kicked off with the famous “M†course with upwind legs, multiple reaches and jibes, and a broad downind run to the leeward mark. There were great tight races but  … More
It has been two weeks already since the first Calcup in Berkeley. A bit fuzzy on the specifics but I do recall a few valuable lessons.
The first is: it is not how well you do, but how well you recover.
After the first race, I looked down to see …Â Details