Yep. It's taken 20 sessions again to be confident & comfortable to get the foil board up & running.
Just like it took me the same time to get used to paddleboarding. Still remember during my paddleboarding first time sessions saying to myself after what seemed like a hundred fall offs & pushups, I'm going to sell this f@#ckin thing!!!! But all good as I got closer to session 20. I used a camera attached to the board to film all 20 sessions.
By about my 23rd session the right conditions presented themselves to be able to get onto just capping waves that would wall themselves up to line up the foil board along the face.
The longer the run the higher the speed was mind blowing!
Another foilboarder I met said it was his best ever session too.
I had a good 3 hour session after my nightshift which had my front foot hamstring aching due to paddling for waves in an early surf stance. Got home, had some breakfast & dropped dead in bed! Lol!.
Took some drone shots of my surf spot before running back to my car & grabbing my foilboard. Couldn't wait!
The camera on my board didn't do justice to my height & travel but had no one to film me. But got the other foilboarder mate in a few shots.