Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts

Sunday, October 21, 2007

DragoRossi Thruster video

the video should be embedded, but just in case your browser needs updating, here is the address
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hKfR8AAAfA



since ARTandWATER is all out of Thrusters until winter
(don't worry, you can still order directly from the factory and have the boat shipped to your door)
I thought I'd at least put up this fun freestyle footage found on YouTube

if you want to be the boat from the factory, send an email to info@dragorossi.com
or visit the website http://www.dragorossi.net

Sunday, April 29, 2007

Maine surfing (Madison)

The only reason paddling is seasonal in Maine is because it is so far north, therefore winter is real. But, when the snow melts some really sweet spots come in. (not to mention all the dam released stuff that happens all summer..)

Enjoy this video of some local boys having tons of fun on the Madsion wave.



I pulled it from YouTube, so if the embedded player doesn't work for you, check it out here


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7yw7sfxiAI

Be sure to check out the message board over on No Umbrella to get the latest from the awesome people in northern New England



http://www.noumbrella.com:16080/kka/index.php

Sunday, January 28, 2007

Insane creeking (Norway I think)



I first saw this on Corran Addison's blog at www.2imagine.net and was amazed at the whitewater, especially the double drop waterfall, and got excited all over again when I found it on YouTube. I think someone put it up on broadband sports or google video, but YouTube seems to work best for my browser.

Enjoy

Friday, December 22, 2006

Sheepscot Falls Time Lapse Video

This is a split screen video that compresses over an hour of surfing into just over 5 minutes. It's a great way to see how much this surf spot changes as the tide drops.

notice how there are two main waves on river left, with a short time when people can catch the stuff in the midde. Towards the end of the good surf period, boaters will often head way over to river right where a wave/hole forms at lower levels.
Watch towards the end of the video how the wave on the left side of the top screen suddenly turns into a hole. It's a good blasting spot that washed towards the middle.

Wednesday, December 20, 2006

T'ville Video Report (December 2006)

This is a fun spot that runs often in Connecticut; all year play, just different quality at different levels.
This level is the high end of the "low" levels for the beach hole (a.k.a. "Whipper's Wimpy"). It's a good example of what it looks like, even though this is just a bit high and flushy. It gets more retentive as it gets lower, but also starts to get shallow. Always a trade off, but always fun too....



I hope you enjoy the split screen with the closeups on top and some sped up action just to show the line of us taking turns jumping into the playspot

Here are some photos of the post paddling fun in the parking lot. Yes. It was getting dark, but the weather has been exceptioinally warm for December and a few of us just didn't want to do anything else but enjoy mild weather and hang out together like it was summer time.

Daryl giving Jeff's flaming devil sticks a go

This photo is sideways because Daryl deserves a sideways photo (being a professional photographer and all...)

Here's D and Jeff with Daryl's trials bike. He has an open relationship with his bike so we all got to take her for a spin.