How do you see the girls’ scene in winging?
Of course, I would like it to be bigger. But if you compare all the wind sports, I think, you see a lot more females getting into winging. Because it is such a new sport, there are all the different age groups and the differ genders entering the sport. Actually, I see a lot of women deciding to learn wing foiling and taking some lessons. There is quite a community of female wingers – not so much on Maui, but back in England. Which is great!
Can you describe your experience on this trip to Mauritius with your Duotone and Fanatic Teammates?
Everybody is so stoked about wing foiling! It was so much fun! What is really cool is to go winging with a group of people that usually go riding in all these different conditions. They usually go out in really light winds – not like me on Maui always 30 knots ;-) – with big boards and do all these awesome tricks and freestyle maneuvers. For me they push a whole different side of riding, where I do not have a lot of experience. Being in Mauritius in general has been so amazing. The wave conditions have been absolutely perfect, especially the long, slopy wave of Manawa, which is not closing out so much, is the perfect wave for winging.
How would you describe yourself in 3 words?
Energetic, hardworking and determent!