windsurf

"Another student wants to go where he can windsurf!"

Helen was older than me, but she didn't know how to windsurf.

I'm sure that if I'd had this excellent book when learning to windsurf my progress would have been much faster.

In fact, like most windsurfers he'll try to sell anyone who'll listen on the chance to windsurf.

We were practicing balancing with Dante, because to windsurf you have to know how to balance.

Remember how we used to windsurf for miles, nothing but the wind and the sea and the sky?

They only wish they could windsurf as well as you do.

But he loves to windsurf, and we agreed that it would be nice to go somewhere without ice storms.

But the real mission of the trip was to windsurf, not sightsee or gamble.

The lake is open year-round to windsurf, canoe or paddle boat.

"We like to start out with a pretty vigorous workout at the gym, and then ski or windsurf all day.

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Take, for instance, the idea of a Self 2 which could instinctively teach itself to windsurf like riding a bike.

However, although rivers and estuaries helped to form these beaches, they also provide a major threat to those who windsurf from them.

"I can teach anyone from 7-year-olds to grandmothers how to windsurf in one hour," he said.

Young men windsurf in the shimmering water.

Since a book by itself cannot teach you to windsurf from scratch, this beginner's section is a guide to be referred to.

Have more drinks, maybe windsurf a little?

In these conditions windsurf boards also tack and jibe like a sailing boat.

Or learning to windsurf: "I'm not too old.

"We have farmers here that go back for generations and they windsurf," Mr. Caldwell said.

I'll never learn to windsurf.

He lives in an attached studio when he comes to town to windsurf, and he rents out the main residence.

"Kids are up on their boards after two days of lessons, and if 50-year-olds want to learn how to windsurf, we can teach them," he said.

Most visitors come to windsurf.