by Daniel Paronetto
Lab Rat Foiler is not just a podcast; it’s a movement toward embracing a culture of innovation and creativity in foiling. The athletes we interview are continuously pushing the boundaries of foiling, and through their stories, we aim to inspire others to take risks, experiment, and become Lab Rats in this foiling experiment.
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April 21, 2025
<p>Grant is an open minded board shaper who has deep understanding of fluid dynamics and a keen eye for detail and innovation. Grant recently got bitten by the parawing bug and has been working on interesting shapes for this new discipline. In this interview Grant shares the key design characteristics of a good parawing board, he talks about what makes a good waterman, and touches on how heavier riders can get the most out of parawinging. It was a pleasure to chat to this foil frother and I learned heaps from this chat. Unfortunately we lost video for some of it but all the information is still there!</p> <p>Don’t forget to subscribe for more foiling tutorials, downwinding tips, and parawing techniques to elevate your water sports skills.</p> <p>Leave a comment or question below, and share your own experiences with foiling in the open ocean!</p> <p>Enjoy the vibes!</p> <p>@foilrat on Instagram</p> <p>#Parawinging #Parawing #Foiling #DownWinding #Winging</p>
April 13, 2025
<p>Ewan is a good friend and an amazing athlete. Three times Kite Park League Champion, Kite Designer at Naish and a hell of a foiler. Ewan talks about Naish’s newest creation, the Morph Parawing. We touch on the main design features of this new Parawing, it’s innovative pulley system through to land drill to help new comers gain confidence behind the Parawing, board choices for Parawinging and tips for people going to Hood River to Parawing. It was a pleasure to interview a mate who has achieved so much success in this competitive industry. Don’t forget to subscribe for more foiling tutorials, down winding tips, and parawing techniques to elevate your water sports skills. Leave a comment or question below, and share your own experiences with foiling in the open ocean! Comment on who you'd like to hear form next! @foilrat on Instagram</p>
April 7, 2025
<p><span>Sven Mayer is an early adopter of Parawinging being one of the first foilers to gain access to both the BRM and the FLOW. Sveny shares his experience with both brands, the pros and cons of each parawing, as well as the struggles and advantages of heavy riders (100kg+) entering the sport. We talk about board design and foil choices for the heavier riders and Sveny gives heaps of tips and tricks for the taller/ heavier riders entering the sport. Is parawinging really doable if you’re 100kgs and over? What gear is the best for riders over 100kgs? Can heavier riders ride sinker boards? Have a listen to find out! </span></p> <p><span> Don’t forget to subscribe for more foiling tutorials, down winding tips, and parawing techniques to elevate your water sports skills. Leave a comment or question below, and share your own experiences with foiling in the open ocean! Enjoy the vibes! </span></p> <p><span>Keep the comments coming as it helped me heaps from the first video! </span></p> <p><span>@foilrat on Instagram </span></p> <p><span>#Parawinging</span><span> </span><span>#Parawing</span><span> </span><span>#Foiling</span><span> </span><span>#DownWinding</span><span> </span><span>#Winging</span></p>
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