Why is there no newbies section in the windsurfing

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deXtrous
deXtrous
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21 Jan 2012 1:19pm
forum....


Oh wait...... I know.
stamp
stamp
QLD
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21 Jan 2012 12:23pm
i think there is one but nobody has posted anything since 1987...here is the link

antiques.com.au/
Simondo
Simondo
VIC
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VIC, 8025 posts
21 Jan 2012 1:36pm
The Victorian Windsurf forum is active at promoting kids days, learning sessions etc!

FormulaNova
FormulaNova
WA
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WA, 15105 posts
21 Jan 2012 10:47am
deXtrous said...

forum....


Oh wait...... I know.


Oh, so you have finally decided to try and learn a challenging sport?

Good on you!

Mobydisc
Mobydisc
NSW
9029 posts
NSW, 9029 posts
21 Jan 2012 2:36pm
No wind today eh? A bit bored huh? Fair enough. The weather blows in Sydney, in the worst possible way. Great summer.

No need for a beginners windsurfers section because most windsurfers are friendly people who are happy to help beginners out. The windsurfing forum is a beginner friendly place unlike other forums on seabreeze.

NR
NR
WA
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NR NR
WA, 517 posts
21 Jan 2012 11:45am
Why is there no newbie forum under the kiting section, oh wait ...I know, it's because I will be posting in the pro level kiting forum within 2 weeks.
TrevNewman
TrevNewman
VIC
237 posts
VIC, 237 posts
21 Jan 2012 2:48pm
deXtrous said...

forum....


Oh wait...... I know.


It would be a bit redundant, like having a 'Dickheads' forum in the Kitesurfing section when you already have the 'General' forum.
hamburglar
hamburglar
ACT
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ACT, 2174 posts
21 Jan 2012 4:08pm
pretty poor Troll effort even for a Noob
NoBS
NoBS
WA
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WA, 908 posts
21 Jan 2012 1:37pm
deXtrous said...

forum....


Oh wait...... I know.


because windsurfers know everything and don't need to consider themselves newbies.
Subsonic
Subsonic
WA
3425 posts
WA, 3425 posts
21 Jan 2012 6:48pm
Because windsurfers don't shoot newbies down in flames for being newbies

edit: like Mobydisc said
pierrec45
pierrec45
NSW
2005 posts
NSW, 2005 posts
22 Jan 2012 3:18am
TrevNewman said...

It would be a bit redundant, like having a 'Dickheads' forum in the Kitesurfing section when you already have the 'General' forum.

So funny.
bobajob
bobajob
QLD
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22 Jan 2012 8:07am
FormulaNova said...

deXtrous said...

forum....


Oh wait...... I know.


Oh, so you have finally decided to try and learn a challenging sport?

Good on you!




Challenging? Now there's a justification to try something pointless

The ancient Japanese art of being kicked in the nuts untill your eyes pop is pretty challenging.
FormulaNova
FormulaNova
WA
15105 posts
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22 Jan 2012 6:47am
bobajob said...

FormulaNova said...

deXtrous said...

forum....


Oh wait...... I know.


Oh, so you have finally decided to try and learn a challenging sport?

Good on you!




Challenging? Now there's a justification to try something pointless

The ancient Japanese art of being kicked in the nuts untill your eyes pop is pretty challenging.


Ah, kitesurfing is an ancient Japanese art? That explains a lot. I wondered why you would want to drag yourself face-first along a beach beneath a kite.

I am not a kitesurfer, so I didn't realise the point was to do this so that you get kicked in the nuts until your eyes pop.

Thanks for the tip! Sounds fun





bobajob
bobajob
QLD
1535 posts
QLD, 1535 posts
22 Jan 2012 8:53am
I guess I should have spelt that one out...now I've been kicked in the nuts
Sailhack
Sailhack
VIC
5000 posts
VIC, 5000 posts
22 Jan 2012 10:16am
Fair question...I remember when I just started w/surfing, posted a few 'newbie' questions on the 'w/surfing-general' section - answers from experienced w/surfers came in thick'n'fast. Not sure that those guys would be browsing a 'newbie' section so I would've got less help.

Even as a newbie, I used to make comments to (try to) help others at the same stage as me.
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