This is called the #pumpfoil.
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@benroyce@mastodon.social @edgeofeurope@mastodon.social This is Alina Kornelli. A well known athlete:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alina_Kornelli
The dress is a german Dirndl. A traditional Bavarian outfit. Often worn at Oktoberfest in Munich. Or even while pumpfoiling, if it happens to be Oktoberfest season.I thought the dress added a lot of extras, I love that she's wearing a dress! Completely unexpected and fun 🩵
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I thought the dress added a lot of extras, I love that she's wearing a dress! Completely unexpected and fun 🩵
Plus; fuck it: if we want to wear a dress, we wear a dress. Nothing wrong with wearing a dress
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This is called the #pumpfoil. She is #pumpfoiling
You pump up and down with your legs and that motion alone is all that is necessary to translate via a hydrofoil under the water surface (like a wing) to give you lift and forward motion
You need good balance, endurance, and if you stop pumping you lose lift and sink rapidly
EDIT: this is Alina Kornelli. See @bruno 's comment below
EDITEDIT: https://youtube.com/@alinakornelli
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I suspect the foil has to be different based on weight of rider.
Could you even get the board under you? Inherent buoyancy of the board you stand on...
The makers must have video of how-to...
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Plus; fuck it: if we want to wear a dress, we wear a dress. Nothing wrong with wearing a dress
@pascaline @bruno @edgeofeurope
That's why I posted the video. If it was just someone pumpfoiling that's cool but doing it in a dress is such a great over-the-top flex
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@benroyce@mastodon.social @edgeofeurope@mastodon.social This is Alina Kornelli. A well known athlete:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alina_Kornelli
The dress is a german Dirndl. A traditional Bavarian outfit. Often worn at Oktoberfest in Munich. Or even while pumpfoiling, if it happens to be Oktoberfest season.the dress and hair did at least three things for the video:
indicators of movement and airflow
showing off that she’s stayed dry
season and place
That’s a lot to fit into a short wordless video
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@FritzAdalis @kevin and core/ abs
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This is called the #pumpfoil. She is #pumpfoiling
You pump up and down with your legs and that motion alone is all that is necessary to translate via a hydrofoil under the water surface (like a wing) to give you lift and forward motion
You need good balance, endurance, and if you stop pumping you lose lift and sink rapidly
EDIT: this is Alina Kornelli. See @bruno 's comment below
EDITEDIT: https://youtube.com/@alinakornelli
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@pascaline @bruno @edgeofeurope
That's why I posted the video. If it was just someone pumpfoiling that's cool but doing it in a dress is such a great over-the-top flex
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My friend had kids. They grew up to also learn "boarding".
They've taken it to unbelievable heights.
4 ft X 8 ft board. Couches with 1. 2. 3 people sitting on it. Or using 6 ft. Ladder.
None of this stuff is fastened to the board... so learned experience is what it takes.
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I think it could be done with a specially designed hydrofoil that is very large and very light. Expensive material. It would have to be a special kind of pumpfoil designed for open water starts
Or an electric assist. Or a paddle you have to carry with you slung over your shoulder or else. If you lose it: you're stuck
And with all these caveats, it would still only be possible for very athletic people
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This is called the #pumpfoil. She is #pumpfoiling
You pump up and down with your legs and that motion alone is all that is necessary to translate via a hydrofoil under the water surface (like a wing) to give you lift and forward motion
You need good balance, endurance, and if you stop pumping you lose lift and sink rapidly
EDIT: this is Alina Kornelli. See @bruno 's comment below
EDITEDIT: https://youtube.com/@alinakornelli
Very nice!
I went down the youtube rabbit hole and found this short video that shows one of her early tries (she sinks) and then shows how much better she is four years later
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This is called the #pumpfoil. She is #pumpfoiling
You pump up and down with your legs and that motion alone is all that is necessary to translate via a hydrofoil under the water surface (like a wing) to give you lift and forward motion
You need good balance, endurance, and if you stop pumping you lose lift and sink rapidly
EDIT: this is Alina Kornelli. See @bruno 's comment below
EDITEDIT: https://youtube.com/@alinakornelli
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This is called the #pumpfoil. She is #pumpfoiling
You pump up and down with your legs and that motion alone is all that is necessary to translate via a hydrofoil under the water surface (like a wing) to give you lift and forward motion
You need good balance, endurance, and if you stop pumping you lose lift and sink rapidly
EDIT: this is Alina Kornelli. See @bruno 's comment below
EDITEDIT: https://youtube.com/@alinakornelli
Looks fun
in not so related news:
My stupid brain went here;
If they ever make a "waterworlded" version of little house on the prairie we have the person to play Laura Ingalls during the credits.
I better check my meds I think.
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My friend had kids. They grew up to also learn "boarding".
They've taken it to unbelievable heights.
4 ft X 8 ft board. Couches with 1. 2. 3 people sitting on it. Or using 6 ft. Ladder.
None of this stuff is fastened to the board... so learned experience is what it takes.
@JohnJBurnsIII oh that's awesome
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I think it could be done with a specially designed hydrofoil that is very large and very light. Expensive material. It would have to be a special kind of pumpfoil designed for open water starts
Or an electric assist. Or a paddle you have to carry with you slung over your shoulder or else. If you lose it: you're stuck
And with all these caveats, it would still only be possible for very athletic people
@benroyce @JohnJBurnsIII from watching people launch from a run, I’d say it looks impossible to launch while swimming. But I never searched for counter-proof.
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Only if she does this instead?
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This is called the #pumpfoil. She is #pumpfoiling
You pump up and down with your legs and that motion alone is all that is necessary to translate via a hydrofoil under the water surface (like a wing) to give you lift and forward motion
You need good balance, endurance, and if you stop pumping you lose lift and sink rapidly
EDIT: this is Alina Kornelli. See @bruno 's comment below
EDITEDIT: https://youtube.com/@alinakornelli
