Beginners

1. The best 5 videos every new Wingfoiler should watch and why. There are hundreds of videos out there, and I have watched most of them. Here are the five I recommend beginners watch first.
2. How to select the best location and conditions to learn Wingfoiling. Key considerations when looking for a spot to learn and what conditions will give you the best chance to succeed, including weather forecasting. 
3. What Wing Handling Exercises Must I Master on dry land. Before you hit the water for your early sessions, spend time getting familiar with the wing and learn these key skills that you must have in the early sessions.
4. Beginner Wingfoiling: From Knees to Standing and Taxiing. Key tips to get you from kneeling to standing and taxiing with control. 
5. Beginner Wingfoiling: Get flying, Stay Flying. Key tips on getting those incredible first flights and how to make your flights last longer. 
6. Beginner Wingfoiling: Get comfortable on all points of sailing. The locked-in feeling of a beam reach can be addictive. You need to get out of your comfort zone and become more comfortable on other points of sail. 

Improvers (Planned for 2026)

1. How do I pump my wing effectively when Wingfoiling. Get more efficient at pumping to get more flight time and open up less windy days (Coming soon).
2. Why use a harness – it’s like unlocking a cheat code. It’s easy to learn, it helps keep the arms fresh and it opens up grip switches, which help with transitions.
3. Why gybing on foil is hard to learn – it’s not one thing. The on foil gybe is complex and is actually multiple skills. Breaking these skills down into discrete exercises will help you succeed.

Intermediates (Planned for 2026)

1. The foiling gybe – strategy for success. Once you have mastered the exercises in the previous lesson you are ready to take on the foiling gybe. Here are the strategies to give you the best results.
2. How do I master toe side Wingfoiling. Once you gybe you have a new problem, you are riding toe side. How to gain comfort and control in the toe side stance.
3. What is a good exercise to lock in gybes and toe side – the linked gybe downwinder. Practice makes perfect and this exercise provides a fun challenge to lock the gybe into muscle memory.
4. How do I switch feet safely. Once you have gybed you will want to learn to switch feet because it is harder to go upwind efficiently toe side. This is especially true for us foilers over fifty. I had my worst accident learning to switch I now have a method to learn safely.
5. How to tack on foil. If you can gybe then you have the skills needed. Breaking down the move and how to master it.

Supplemental References

1. What is the best Wingfoiling gear for beginners. What gear should a beginner Wingfoiler buy?
2. Understanding points of sail. A refresher that clarifies points of sailing to ensure the terminology in the lessons is understood.
3. How to fall safely. You will fall off the board frequently, boards are hard and foils are sharp. Here are some tips on how to avoid injury and damaged gear based on personal experience.
4. Dealing with Gusts and Squalls. Tips on how to manage gusts, avoid squalls but get back safely if you do get caught out while wingfoiling.

The list above is everything that I have planned for now. I will add to it later as I further develop my own skills. If there is something else you would like to see, then drop me a line (stevew@go-wingfoil.com).