April 2026
March 28 — Quiet Water, No Breakthrough… But Getting Closer
Saturday, March 28. My instructor couldn’t make it today, so it was a solo session. The forecast predicted 5–6 m/s. “Perfect,” I thought. I headed to Enoshima picturing a solid day on my 6㎡ wing. But, of course, it happened. The classic morning-of forecast update: downgraded to 3 m/s. “Again…?” I’m starting to get the pattern […]
March 21 — A Light Wind Day, But the Foundation Got Stronger
Saturday, March 21. I was supposed to have a lesson with my instructor today. The forecast looked weak, and my instructor even suggested switching to Sunday: "Tomorrow looks a bit better," they said. But family stuff was already booked for Sunday, so I had to pass. "I’m sticking with Saturday," I decided. The forecast said 4–5 […]
April 11 — A Windless Day, and a Clear Look at What’s Next
ESaturday, April 11. Last week was a total washout—too much wind, massive waves, and every lesson and solo session got canceled. I couldn't even get near the water. So, this was my first time back in two weeks. My goal was crystal clear: "This is the week I stabilize my foiling." I’ve already got a taste […]
The Day I Finally Saw What’s Beyond That First Lift
Saturday, April 18.Like always, I headed down to Enoshima. For the past few weeks, it’s been the same pattern:The forecast looks great a few days out…then drops to almost nothing by the morning of. So honestly, I wasn’t fully convinced this time either. But this day felt different. I checked the forecast when I woke […]