こんにちは！
  
この映像はBANFF Mountain Film Festival in JAPAN 2016 in 水上で上映された映像です。

フルムーン　大潮周り
朝の　あげている時間と　夕方のあげている時間がベスト

千葉太東

潮回り

大潮

満潮

06:25 / 17:57

干潮

12:05

日出 / 日入

06:27 / 17:20

00 > +8
01 >>> +27
02 >>>>>> +55
03 >>>>>>>>> +87
04 >>>>>>>>>>>> +114
05 >>>>>>>>>>>>>> +132
06 >>>>>>>>>>>>>> +136
07 >>>>>>>>>>>>> +125
08 >>>>>>>>>>> +106
09 >>>>>>>>> +83
10 >>>>>>> +63
11 >>>>>> +51
12 >>>>> +50
13 >>>>>>> +65
14 >>>>>>>>> +86
15 >>>>>>>>>>> +110
16 >>>>>>>>>>>>>> +131
17 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> +141
18 >>>>>>>>>>>>>> +140
19 >>>>>>>>>>>>> +121
20 >>>>>>>>>> +95
21 >>>>>>> +64
22 >>>> +36
23 >> +18

左側がいいね！

 

Gabby beating Parko with Floaters. 
Talking of Joel, the 2014 final was a crazy affair, with solid belters coming across the Snapper section, but a side shore wind and a whole lot of wash and chop making it fairly challenging. It was the first year of the new ASP deal, and the contest infrastructure was giant and dominant. In that final, Parko chose to sit by, in and behind the rock, as you do at Snapper, and look for the barrels. He found a few, but nothing that screamed ‘ten’ or ‘heat winner.’
In the meantime Gabby picked up a few wider ones and rode them around the Little Marley section, right under the noses of the judges. He cracked some big turns, and did a multitude of turns, but in an event that had been dominated by some solid tube rides it was an underwhelming approach and a strange tactic. Either way, the tactic paid off and gabby was awarded the victory in his world title year, and a world title that begun right there at Snapper Rocks. Hundred of Brazilian fans who chaired Gabby of the beach that day would undoubtedly tell you that gabby was a deserving winner, but there were many people, be they fans writers and others present, who looked at each other and went ‘huh?’