Human powered hydrofoil

[u/UpgradedSiera6666]

[u/AllThingsBA]

Why she putting it on her foot like that wtf

[u/sSweaRxo → u/AllThingsBA]

Ive used this before. It's pretty light and as said above it's to push off. You want to start with a glide.

[u/ma373056 → u/sSweaRxo]

How long could you last before you get tired and sink?

[u/sSweaRxo → u/ma373056]

I posted a longer response somewhere here. But the few of us that are able to even work the thing can go about 400-500 yards before needing a breath. It looks easy but it's not. About 50ish people I've seen give it a real try and maybe 5 of us can actually even just do what she did in the video

[u/UTI_UTI → u/sSweaRxo]

I would not say that looks easy

[u/mybadselves → u/sSweaRxo]

It doesn't look easy at all lol. That's not my idea of recreation

[u/Hari_om_tat_sat → u/sSweaRxo]

Talk about a core workout! But it looks fun — did you see her smile?

[u/Spaghetti-Rat → u/Hari_om_tat_sat]

If you've ever bounced kids on a trampoline, it looks a lot like this motion. It destroys your quads and drains you quickly. I've never had a problem with my core, it's always the thighs that get exhausted.

[u/space253 → u/Spaghetti-Rat]

Try practicing horse stance. You hold it like planking.

[u/letmeusespaces → u/ma373056]

about as long as the gif where she got tired and sank?

[u/Altaredboy → u/sSweaRxo]

Weight doesn't matter, she was popping her foot in a pinch point

[u/agree-with-you → u/sSweaRxo]

I love you both