There is no progress without crashing!!! Watch some hard, spectacular crashes from Ricardo’s recent windsurfing sessions at Ho’okipa!
Watch more Windsurfing Crashes
Double Forward Loop Crash – Arthur Arutkin
French waterman Arthur Arutkin crashing this Double Forward Loop really hard.
Double Forward Loop Crash – Ricardo Campello
"Not letting go!" This crash by Ricardo Campello was definitely one of the most spectacular crashes at the 2019 Gran Canaria Wind & Waves Festival.
Shaka Crash – Sarah Quita Offringa
Hard Shaka crash by Sarah-Quita Offringa.
Forward Loop Stalled Crash – Ricardo Campello
Ricardo Campello is well known for his wild windsurfing crashes. This crash is a good example.
Double Forward Loop Crash – Jaeger Stone
Jaeger Stone seems to be in total control during this Double Forward Loop exit.
Burner one handed Crash – Amado Vrieswijk
Amado Vrieswijk crashing one of his one handed Burners pretty hard.
I liked the video a lot, it’s entertaining and it shows the real picture how hard it is to achieve high level of riding and making wave moves
In every sport you must get lots of hard beatings to go on higher level of performance
Regarding comments about equipment – it’s all about the rider skills not the equipment
I am sure top riders can perform high level of windsurfing on any equipment of the top brands
Not a vid that Ricardo should be proud of. Of course even the greats do wipeout and pain. This Naish equipment is a setback for the venezuelan imho. Naish is famous for amateurish windsurfing equipment, a result of years underestimation and focusing on other aspects of water activities: kiting, foiling etc.. Ricardo should have stuck with Thommen and Pryde. He has the talent to get this fantasy world wave title, but he is not at the right brand imho. Wish him the best of luck.
Lol Naish makes the same kinda shit as all the other brands
Duda! Very interesting comment, although it’s not very sophisticated and constructive;-). So, what’s your favorite choice out of all this, you would say, sh*?
I should probably have elaborated more on my opinion the first time around. Part of what I was trying to say had something to do about many production boards all coming out of the same factory in Thailand, including naish, fanatic, jp or whatever other brands Ricardo could ride. But that put to the side many pro riders have custom (prototype) boards that may actually be quite different from what the average consumer will get when they buy a board. And for the most part I dont think what brand of gear you ride matters too much anymore, having tried… Read more »
outch. 0:54 is a proper hit to the face! 🙂