Extreme Windsurfing At Hookipa Beach And Tahiti – Antoni Martin & Camille Juban

Yeah, when you see the leap on Tiopo, you just want to go big or go huge. Wind surf, I noticed he progressed really quickly when he was like 10 years old. He got things. And then I got him at Hoquipa really early in the summer. And, you know, it was windy and there were still little waves. And he was flying out and he would go. Off the waves, going out, jumping, hooked in. And I kept yelling to him, no, you got on hook, you got on hook, and he just blew me off and just always jumped hooked in. And then that led to later on him doing all his no-handed, one-handed stuff, because he's so comfortable hooked in, so that kind of was an indication there. When surfing at Hoquipa, my dad would catch waves with me, and he'd sit. Either below or above me, it didn't really matter. But he would shout, wait, wait, wait, because I had a tendency to go too early. So he'd be, wait, wait, wait, and then when it was time to go, he would shout, go! And that was when I knew that it was okay to race down the line and go into a bottom turn.