Big Congrats Kelly !!Great work & very nice PBs.

Nice Pb's mate!

HooHaa, another day another Pb for the FNQM, big congrats Red One, awesome speed jump mate 

I see a few visits to the Island pie shop Kel 

Have a good day Mon Gaz, your turn 

Congratulations on the PBs Kelly - a big jump in your 2 sec!!

Congrats Kel geeze few pb's coming from FNQ this week

Nice speeds Kel 

Kel,

Congrats on the PB's - hopefully the wind will be there next week along with me.

sweet kel

brilliant Kel, and my prev congrats to the boys for yrsterday

Congrats Kel on your PB's. Very envious

Kel's file checked correct 

From Lyn and I......Fantastic!!

Fantastic PBs Kel 

Nice PBs Kel.

nice work kelly. its getting very competitive up here

its gunnu be a cool showdown... would have been great to join you guys.

Kel- The SP 50 has a sweet spot for gybing. A couple of tricks that work surprisingly well in surprisingly rough water-

1) DO NOT lay the sail over to try to get the forward rail to penetrate. This might work on slalom boards and wave boards. It does not work on the SPs and will end in a splash or at best a very ordinary gybe. The SPs gybe off the tail!

2) Stay quite upright over the back of the board and let the board do the turning off the tail. Do not force it in chop. It will go around... be patient :)

3) Mast foot pressure- push your front hand down a lot more than you think you need to. This will stabilise things significantly and let you keep your weight further back.

4) Bend za knees.

Nice one kel ...

Thanks for the gybing tips Mr boat, the board feels great, will sort out the gybes when the wind is less than 30.

Just one question, is this too much mast foot pressure or just laying the sail down a bit much?

Was trying a new technique to get more lift from the sail by submerging it. Bloody cameras!

Yeah I laid the sail down too far, and lost my balance leaning too far forward and fell over. oops.