Hello, how is analized the speeds of the track? What are the limits used to label one part of the track “flying” or “no-flying” or “rest”? Car we set up personnal speed limits?
Hi,
Speed thresholds for flying, non-flying, and resting are calculated based on the sport and discipline you’ve selected. Each sport has its own physical characteristics — what counts as “flying” on a windfoil is different from wingfoil or pump foil — so the thresholds are tuned accordingly. Resting is also sport-specific: some disciplines naturally include rest periods (e.g. between waves), while others like wingfoiling rarely have true rest within a session.
Personal speed limits aren’t supported by design. The point of the system is comparability — the same rules apply to everyone, across sessions and across disciplines. That’s what makes cross-sport comparisons meaningful: you can look at consecutive flight time on pump foil versus wingfoil and immediately understand the relative effort, because the definition of “flying” is consistent.
Well understood. Can I have the thresholds retained for kitefoil? Thanks for your fast reply !
Best regards
Hello,
You can see the threshold on the speed graph below the map.
It is the red dotted line.
Ok, thank you for the quick response. Good sailing!
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