Following on from the last episode about the growth and importance of Youtube content in windsurfing, today we learn more about the other side of the coin, from our guest Maciek Rutkowski - one of the top PWA riders. He explains just how big of a time commitment it really is to be at the top level. We also go on a few really interesting tangents later in the episode, about mentorship, autobiographies and more... tune in to find out! You can find Maciek's podcast at: The Windsurfing Podcast

Times are changing, now more than ever it is clear that competition results are only one part of the puzzle. Finding a way to build your online presence and following is crucial, they are some of the fundaments for getting any sort of sponsorships as an athlete. So in this episode we talk about how valuable Youtube content can be for up and coming windsurfers (and also applies to many other sports) and how it compares to the other social media platforms.

I hope you're ready for new episodes! Once again, we disappeared for a while, but we're excited and motivated to be back! This is a very casual catch-up episode, talking about what has been going on over the last few months and a few other random things, but from next week we will be bringing you proper topical episodes and soon with guests too!

This episode we have Jordy Vonk joining us, currently one of the best windsurfers in the world! He gives us some insight into the recently held One Hour Classic event in Lake Garda. We also chat about his personal life and the 2020 season which has been quite different than usual due to the pandemic!

Just a quick catch up about the PWA qualifier event that Kacper attended in Croatia last week.

So is windsurfing an extreme sport? Yes or No? Maybe it can be both? This is a short podcast where we discuss this across the different disciplines, with some of our personal experience and also mention some drastic incidents from the Pro Tour.

Part 2 of our chat with professional windsurfer and sail designer, John Skye. This time we talk about some unique RRD designs, such as the compact sail series, about the new sport of winging and to finish off, John shares some advice on how to increase your speeds, especially for lighter sailors.

We're back with another exciting episode, featuring professional windsurfer and sail designer, John Skye! Some incredibly interesting insights into how his career developed, the RRD team, future plans and more! We had so much to talk about that we have decided to split this into 2 episodes! Enjoy and stay tuned for part 2!

Sorry for taking so long again! There has been quite a bit going on. So a few quite important updates, such as James is moving abroad! And of course we also talk about whats going on in the windsurfing world at the moment.

We start off with a quick catch up and tell you how our journey back to the UK went. Then we talk about the potential effect of the covid pandemic on windsurfing brands, riders and organisations.