Windsurfing

   Hi James,
Take a look at the sister magazine to this one:
http://www.boards.co.uk/main/index.asp
There are loads of windsurfing sites including ones from manufacturers, retailers and area/club sites depending on where you live.
Ian  (Yokshire Dales S.C.)

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iansmithofotley Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Far too distracted from work Joined: 16 Mar 04 Location: Otley, West Yorkshire Online Status: Offline Posts: 209	Post Options Post Reply Quote iansmithofotley Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 16 Jan 07 at 10:46pm
	Hi James, Take a look at the sister magazine to this one: http://www.boards.co.uk/main/index.asp There are loads of windsurfing sites including ones from manufacturers, retailers and area/club sites depending on where you live. Ian (Yokshire Dales S.C.)

jamesint505 Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Groupie Joined: 18 Feb 05 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 75	Post Options Post Reply Quote jamesint505 Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 16 Jan 07 at 10:25pm
	I didn't know where to put this thread as there's no specific board for it but I'm looking to get into windsurfing.Now I'm a fairly big bloke at 6 ' 4 " and I know the problem with dinghies being designed for small people so I was wondering if anyone with some experience could give me some idea where to start regarding board volume/size sail size and type of board.I would be sailing it at my local sailing club to get some experience and I don't mind getting wet (obviously).Ihaven't actually done any wind surfing since I was at college and I found it quite easy but then again it might be due to the fact that the board i was using was the size of a canal barge.any help much appreciated.Thanks
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