Just finished my first world event in weymouth england where it rain nearly all day every day, with like a max temp of 16 degrees most days
Anyway I can now say i have done the weymouth speed course very sick and have seen forward loops completed at the drop of a hat, ands thats no mean feet on the RSX considering its a 9.5m2 sail and 3m board 
Anyways now at the world Championships here in denmark kertiminde and it all it seems to do is rain when ever i am rigging, de-rigging and when ever i am walking home really good wind though so far. There are 4 aussies over here with me now and the other 3 will be getting here on wednesday.
The best part is that i am learning heaps, i reckon i have learnt more in the last month on the road than i have in the last 3 years. Getting to train with olympic medalists and be coached by heros of the sport is awesome. There is nothing cooler now than sailing with 100 guys and 50 girls all at once on the same gear very cool yet very challenging.
The plan is to keep you guys updated on on how all the aussies go this event with a daily report.
Hey Luke, just make sure you keep telling those POMS how warm it is in OZ, even in winter
Jo ia also there. Left Brissie today for Kerteminde as well as Joel and few more Aussies from NSW and WA.
She finished 13th at the ISAF Youth Worlds in Istanbul, Turkey last month. Very light winds the whole time, not to her liking. But managed a couple of top 10 positions.
This will be be her first open international event. She's abit apprehensive about 75 women starters, probably in 2 fleets but still 37 or so on the line!
Good luck to all!
