Be able to communicate the technique of surfing through the videos and’ was one of the first items that were at the origin of the project RIWmag.
Unfortunately and’ even an activity’ not easy to accomplish and before we could put the first episode in fact there have been activities’ similar proposals on other web sites.
Gigi Madeddu, Greta Benvenuti and Alberto Menegatti can testify that as regards RIWmag was from about two years that we were planning on articles of this type and finally here we are at the first episode:
Gigi Madeddu and Marco Livraghi spieagano the Spock 540.

“The Spock was the first manoeuvre Freestyle slashata, It was invented by Josh Stone. To learn it is necessary to know how to do the Vulcan, a freestyle board with short fin and flat water make much of execution. Be sovrainvelati, especially at the beginning, It does not help!
Roach and identifies the chop you want to remove. The detachment is equal to that of the Vulcan, you have to bend the legs so that the bow touches the water and act as pivot for rotation. The body must follow this movement, turn your head helps a lot! While you're in the air with your hand you need to grab the sail boom on the other walls. If you did everything correctly you land slashando in reverse. At this point your hands already have the boom on the other walls and you have to fit the rear leg, to avoid affossarti and to continue slashata. At this point you have to try to move the rig forward and the tree toward the bow, in order to trigger the rotation. Get your hands on the large boom helps to measure the wind pressure. In this position, the Board needs to complete the 180° rotation seconds. Once you have finished this stage, the pressure on the sail is much, you have to try to straighten the body on the table so that the stern face of stud to finish the manoeuvre and find yourself on the new walls with their feet in switch. You've just closed a spock 540, now straighten their feet to try it on other walls or continue to switch to a new maneuver.”

Riders: Gigi Madeddu, Marco Livraghi.
Explanation: Marco Livraghi.
Soundtrack by Lino Contiello – ElleCi Records
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