Training in Sydney
Krystal has been training with the squad out of Middle Harbour in Preparation for Palma ISAF World Cup in April...
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It has been an amazing adventure these past 6 weeks with a record number of sailors joining my transition program. All 14 sailors have been committed
During the FINN World Cup Krytal will be available for Physiotherapy treatment and Massages for all Finn Sailors. $110 for 45minutes VENUE: ROYAL BRIG
Krystal Transition Program 2019 This is an opportunity for junior sailors to make the next step in the Laser 4.7 class. This is a fast track program o
Come down & See Krystal for Physiotherapy/ Sporting Screens/ Strength and Conditioning Gym Programming at her Business K2 Health down at Royal Bri
Laser Radial, Full Rig or 4.7 Available. Everything included Sails, Ropes, Foils. x1 Single Day Charter Location- Royal Brighton Yacht Club Laser Char
Winter Charter only $250 per month. Everything included. Foils, Sails, Ropes. $100 dollar deposit taken Location- Royal Brighton Yacht Club Winter Las
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Below is an alternative for this weekend! This is Sophie’s home club so I am sure she will help make you all feel welcome down at Morning
Hi Team, Well done to everyone who went down to Indented Heads! Big effort by mum and dad to make it all happen! I was really impressed by how profess
Krystal has been training with the squad out of Middle Harbour in Preparation for Palma ISAF World Cup in April...
Below is a link to a video made by Elena de Bruijne at the RSX Australian Nationals. Take note towards the end of the video where I round the top mark ahead of Japan and Norwary...
RSX Nationals were held up in Hawkes Nest, 3hours north of Sydney. It was a great event that ran in conjunction with the Raceboard & Bic Nationals. We had a great turnout of both 8.5 & 9.5m, Sailors from Norway, Japan, New Zealand and Australia all competed. Congratulations to Jessica Crisp and Luke Baillie for taking out there respective National titles. It was a great event for me as it helped me with balance, tactics on the water, exteme fitness and is always a lot of fun. We had a mixture of conditions ranging from full planning to marginal. It is really great to see how healthy the RSX class is in Australia and how it is growing. Thank you to all who welcomed me into there...
Over the weekend the "Breakwater to Beacon" race was on, down at the beach at Sandringham. The event was really well run by Windsurfing Victoria and Sailboard Head Quarter SHQ. On the sunday of the race it was my birthday and I couldn't have thought of a better way to spend it then on the water. I had a bit of a tough start to the race, with a slow beach start on the Formula board. Once I finally got up and planning and narrowly skipping over the reef with my massive fin..i was off and running. I finished around mid fleet which i was happy with. A big surprise of the day was that i won the lucky door prize! Which was a new short board...
After a tight battle with Tristan Brown of WA Krystal finishes second overall in the Open Laser Radial and first overall in the Womens. It was a tough day on the water with another tricky easterly wind on Morton Bay. We had two races in under 10knots. In the first race I started towards the boat and played the shifts up the middle of the course while a group of young New Zealanders all headed out to the left. I rounded the top mark in 6th slowly climbing back to 4th spot. The next race I had a great start in the middle of the line, playing the shifts perfectly up the middle and protecting left where I could. I rounded the top mark with a comfortable lead...
Krystal finishes day five off with a 19th and 1st, now sitting in 4th overall with two more races to go. Today was a very tricky day in queensland. We had a tricky easterly wind blowing today with 40* shifts. The first race was tough as I had a terrible pin end start where I missed the lay and had to tack. I tacked a infringe a another boat so I had to do a 720 (two spins on the spot). For the rest of the race I was playing catch up, it was so shifty but I just couldn't pick it right. For the next race, I really backed my game plan and went out to the right hand side after a good start at the...
Krystal posts a 3rd & 2nd on Day Four QLD National Titles Today was picture perfect conditions on Morton Bay. It was blowing 10-12knots SE over the land. I started the day off with a great start & played the shifts nicely up the first beat and rounded the top mark first. On the first downwind I sailed underneath the starboard layline and lost out on two boats. I gained one back on the beat while the NZl sneaked inside me on a shift from the left. I sailed a great reach making ground on Tristan Brown & NZL. I had to settle for third. Next race was a similar story where Tristan was able to find a little bit of extra boat speed on the run...
Krystal posts a 7, 2, 6 and sits in 4th after three days of racing Today was just one of those days where you just cant seem to get it right. My goal of great starts for this regatta is going well. With clear clean starts all day. The first race of the day, I had a perfect start at the boat end and extended out towards the left, the bulk of the fleet headed towards the right and gained, I tacked over to catch up but as this was happening a big left hand shift came. I just couldnt put myself in the right spot. I sailed the first lap and was wondering why I was going so slow! On the downwind I finally checked...
Krystal comes home with a first in heat 3 in 25knots. Race 4 abandon due to too much wind. Today was just one of those days where you love your sailing. We all sailed out to the course after the 4.7 and the full rigs...
Krystal finishes day one with two seconds and currently sits 4th overall We had a great day on the water with 15-20knot SE for day one of the RQYS Australian Laser Nationals on Morton Bay. We have 70+ boats competing so there are two fleets for Qualifying before we get into Gold/ Silver finals. My goal for this event is to step up my starts as it was a clear point to work on after de-briefing from the worlds in Perth. The first race of the day was 15knots, shifty and choppy so full hiking conditions. I had a great start from the boat end and extended on the fleet, I tacked back towards the middle of the course too early loosing my leverage. There was a...