Everything about Windsurfing: rules, equipment, history, print

Windsurfing, or windsurfing, is a sport that originated in the 1970s in California. It can be observed by men as well as it can be observed by women. The appropriate place for windsurfing is an open environment, with the spill being the most common and most used place. In this way, it can be considered a naval sport. It is a form of the Olympic Games from the end of the 20th century.

Windsurf

Its structure compares greatly to that of surfing. One of the items used is even a print, but it features a sentry attached (analyze yachting and Olympic sentry), whose height usually varies from 2 to 5 meters in height.

The integral part responsible for improving accidents and formal competitions, as well as examining these and preserving the rules of the form is ISAF, the External Coalition of Sentinel and Iastimo. Brazil also has organizations with similar, smaller utilities. These categories are the Brazilian Class and Sentinel and Propulsor and the Brazilian Windsurfing Association.

The main windsurfing maneuvers

• Beat: This work is based on laying from the top of the wave to its base. Analogous movement favors the energy, similarly, of other maneuvers.
• 360 beat: The movement in discord needs to cause the print to lose contact with the wave to embody a 360º journey in the air and follow the movement it used to make.
• Aero Jibe: This is the moment when the competitor projects the pattern and directs it towards the ostensible side of his counterpositive course.
• Laydown Jibe: It is at the moment when the competitor performs a 180º turnaround with the sentry placed together in the water. This movement is carried out to neutralize the force of freshness on the print.
• Jump Jibe: This movement is based on allowing an irrelevant change, using a 180º trip, which ends with a direction of the stamp in the ostensible goal towards the previous positive course.
• Jibe: This is the moment when a rodeo in favor of freshness is made.
• Beira: It is at the time when a rodeo as opposed to freshness is made.

Equipment used in windsurfing

• Beam
• Boom
• Sentinel
• Beam foot
• Keel or Fin
• Patilion
• Print
• Strap or Footstrep
• Trapezoids or harness cables
• Harness
• Extender

Everything about Surfing: maneuvers, equipment, starting and boards

Surfing, or surfing, is a sport of Polynesian and Peruvian origins. It can be observed by men as well as it can be observed by women. The appropriate place for similar execution is coastal environments, with the certain existence of sea waves. Surfing is often included in the group of extreme sports, as it is experienced in inventing the energy of certain movements.

The essential instrument used in this sport is a print, which can vary in terms of the material it is made of and the mass. Furthermore, it is common to use appropriate clothing that can help the body's member, for example, from the high existence of ultraviolet rays. The large-scale entities responsible for improving accidents and preserving some rules are the ASP, Association of Professional Surfers, and CBSurf, the Brazilian Surfing Class.

Surfing equipment

Some of the main equipment important for surfing are:

• Print: Without it, there is no way to surf. It's what brings the surfer to the water. They are often made of polyurethane and are capable of varying in mass. The larger ones are called long boards and the shorter ones are called fun boards.
• Ieash: It's the braid that unites the surfer with the print. It is often attached to the person's heel, in order to prevent him from losing the stamp or having difficulty getting it back in case of a fall.
• Paraffin: This is the material used to guarantee the binding of the soles of the surfer's foot to the print, thus preventing slips and falls.

Surfing maneuvers

• Torn
• Aerio
• Dig
• pipe
• Cut Back
• Floater