can you open vid to general public says private and invite only

common ken.

that's a big fat tease. it's winter you know, promising maui footage and then nothing.

OK, should be fixed now.
I've never loaded a youtube before, so I didn't know about the private thing.
I am a stupid Luddite, no doubt about that.

Thanks.
Steve Miller doing a Robert Johnson classic.
I might spend a bit of time learning the editing programme, and do another, showing more of the wave stuff.
I need to experiment with more GoPro positions.
One down side to using the demo gear, was that I couldn't really set it up too well.
I think Ian got some from a mast-head position though.
Might play with that this weekend.

Gestalt said...

luddite or not that's great stuff!

you got so close with your loop also!!!! awesome. loved the music

No, my hands were not at all conditioned as very little sailing recently and I'm comfortable enough with the size of my penis, that I have no hesitation in wearing protective gear.
My job relies on my soft hands.

h20 said...

KenHo are you aka george costanza... wearing gloves in Maui !!!!

Push that back hand way back for that loop (almost near end of grip)... needs to be back near end of boom. That is the big advice that helped me.

No, what you see in the opening shot was pretty typical for every day we were there.
It's not busy at all. Pretty much a sign of the times, I think.
Good for the people who do make it, not so good for local business.
I don't think I saw anyone sailing Hookipa at all, when I was expecting it to be too crowded to bother.

JoLee said...

Gestalt said...

luddite or not that's great stuff!

you got so close with your loop also!!!! awesome. loved the music

Ditto
This could be the beginning of your new doco Movie making career

Not many sailors there

Roar said...

its also due to lack of swell . on the few days where the swell rolled in the number of windsurfers doubled. hookipa had pretty crappy wind compared to sprecks and kahana and had no swell to speak of most the time we were there.

Yeah, there was stuff all in the way of waves. A few bumps on teh reef in front of Camp One, and a few rollers out teh back, but not much else.
I've had bigger ramps from teh wake of charter boats at Shearwater.
I did get lucky and hit the weird wave a few times though, which was cool.