Surf Live: Webinars on riding technique, trim & tuning - be part of it!

Initially, four dates are planned, each starting in the evening at 19:00 and always focussing on a specific topic.

The topics of the surf webinars

Each webinar takes place online and always in the evening (19:00) so that you can take part from the comfort of your own home after work. They are scheduled to last around 60 minutes and questions from webinar participants are expressly encouraged. Registration is required, the cost is 20 euros. Subscribers receive a 25 per cent discount and therefore only pay 15 euros.

Better gliding & trapeze surfing (5.11.2025)

Surf editor Manuel Vogel shows you online how to set up your own equipment perfectly to get the best possible glide. In addition to trimming and tuning tips, the interaction between harness and riding technique is highlighted.

Rigging sails in five minutes (3.12.2025)

Every sail only performs as well as it is rigged. In this webinar, surf editor Manuel Vogel reveals which typical mistakes you should avoid and which adjustments - trim, boom height, batten tensioner, masts, etc. - you can make to maximise performance and control.

Surf faster with control - how to avoid spinouts, wheelies & catapults (28.01.2026)

You can be the slowest on the spot with the latest board and the fastest with a ten-year-old plane! Because to surf really fast, you need the right combination of strap position, fin length, sail trim and riding technique. Here, too, our editor Manuel Vogel shows you all the important aspects from the tip of the tail.

The perfect surf trip - when is the best wind where? (18.03.2026)

Holidays with a wind guarantee! The surf editors will tell you where you will not only find the best wind conditions at different times of the year, but also the best overall package - regardless of whether you are planning a road trip in a van or a long-distance holiday with a complete package. After this webinar, your next surfing holiday can begin!

Click HERE to register for the surf webinars.