What can I say, to be NOMINATED for AWSI Wing Foiler of the year with these incredible humans Kai Lenny, Jeffrey Spencer, Titouan Galea and Johnny Heineken is an honor! Truth is it's all of you sharing this beautiful sport to others. Gwen Let and I appreciate you all! Thank you!

You can capture some of the most unique footage with a 360 camera, the key is to be creative with angles and where you mount your camera.

We share with you our experience with 360 cameras so you can share your session with the world! Excited to see what you guys can capture!

Towing your buddy on a foil into waves is one of the most fun ways to share a session with your friends.

In this video, we break down the most user friendly and safe way to tow behind a kite. Remember, sharing is caring!

Wing foiling is a sport that is very dependent on weather, so as a beginner, weather conditions can help you progress faster if you know what you are looking for.

In this video, we explain the basics of ideal weather conditions to learn how to wing foil, tune in!

Take a ride with me in the beautiful waters of Jupiter, FL. We tried to capture the incredible feeling of wing foiling. This video was filmed with a GoPro Max. We have a video coming soon on how we capture these shots, so stay tuned if you want to see our set up and you can share your ride with your friends. Share this video with your friend who wants to get into wing foiling but needs an extra push! Make sure to like and subscribe for more wing foiling instructionals. Live your best life, thank you and enjoy!

Today we are lucky to have Keahi De Aboitiz and Evan Netsch sharing tips to help you take your wing foiling to the next level.

From the very beginning to becoming more advanced, these tips will help you on your wing foil journey.

Thanks to Keahi and Evan for sharing their knowledge!

The air jibe or toeside 180 is a easy trick to challenge yourself after you have done a few jumps. A really fun trick and a great way to impress your friends. Today we break down this move so you can take your wing foiling to the next level!

Welcome to the Gwen and Damo "LIVE" show. "Episode 3" Today we are privileged to have PRO rider Evan Netsch, an icon in the watersports industry, and his father Robert joining us today! Robert just retired from the Coast Guard and has thrown himself into wing foiling. We are going deep into foiling, learning wing foiling and much more. What do you want to ask these incredible humans? Join us LIVE 10am EST

Welcome to the Gwen and Damo "LIVE" show. "Episode 2" Today we are privileged to have the "Legend" Harry Andrews join us for some WING FOIL talk. Harry is going to share with us some of his most important tips he has learned along the way. What do you want to ask the Legend? Join us LIVE and ask your quesitons.

Riding waves while wing foiling is one of the coolest aspects of this sport. But sometimes that comes with another problem, the shore break!

In this video we discuss how to safely enter and exit the water when there is shore break or breaking waves..

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One of the greatest experiences you can have while wing foiling, is the ability to surf foil a wave or a piece of chop. In this video we give you the tips and tricks to take your wing foiling to the next level. Enjoy flagging out the wing and foiling a wave totally and freely! So buckle up and let's get to it.

Getting the perfect session starts with a good understanding of the forecast and wind conditions at your local spot. iKitesurf app is our go to when it comes to forecast and real time wind conditions.

In this video, we go over the tips and tricks of understanding the forecast so you can make the most out of each day!

The very first skill to master when you start wing foiling is knowing how to use the wing. Everybody wants to go straight to the water, but it's a lot harder to learn the wing in the water on a moving board. In this video, we give you some tips and tricks that you can practice on the beach with your wing, so that when you go in the water, you will progress faster. Enjoy!

Do you want a quick, easy way to get into wing foiling? This video is for you! We break it down in a very simple and concise way so you understand the very basic principle of wing foiling. Share it with a friend and live your best life!

If you need more in depth information, check out our previous videos on how to wing foil:

How to Wing Foil Part 1 https://youtu.be/xsMJZZMJcv0

How to Wing Foil Part 2 https://youtu.be/vRHEk1HaqbM

Most common beginner mistakes https://youtu.be/EuCoPsuEwZE

One of the easiest ways to learn how to foil (other than e-foiling) is behind a boat or jet ski. Your goal might be to wing foil, kite foil, surf foil or even surf foil. Starting behind a boat will make your progression a lot faster. Today we cover the key points to learn how to foil behind a boat safely. Enjoy and have a great day!

The tack is a good way to transition into the wind when wing foiling. It's not as easy as it looks so in this video we break it down into two parts. The toe side tack (easier) and the heel side tack (harder). Enjoy the learning process friends!

Once you start learning how to jibe on your wing foil, you find yourself having to ride tow side. It's not as easy as it may look. In this video we give you some tips so that you can wing foil toe side and live your best life.

Foil kites (or Ram Air kites) are becoming more and more popular. Today, we compare foil kites VS inflatable kites when it comes to kiteboarding. Harry "The Legend" transitioned to using foil kites a few years ago. In this video we discuss the pros and cons to help you make the decision that's best for you.

One of our favorite wing foiling moves is the 360. It's a fun trick to impress your friends and truly feels incredible when you perfect it. Today we tell you everything you need to know to nail your first 360 on a wing.

DO NOT TRY THIS! This video wasn't made to teach you how to do this, because we do NOT recommend anybody to try this. This is just so that you can understand the concept of how it works.

This is for professionals ONLY and is still highly dangerous for professionals.