Returned

For medical reasons, I returned last Friday to Linz. Somehow, my left knee didn’t want to cycle any longer. I went to Dr, who diagnosed an inflammation and advised me not to do any sports in the next few days…

So I visited the Pflasterspektakel in Linz, which is a huge event with a lot of street musicians, artists,… It was great.

Wakeboarding!

A few weeks ago, a few people completing Communication and Knowledge Media (and the former study path Computer Based Learning) got together and had a good time at the Feldkirchner Seen. As I’ve read in an internal University forum, there’s an ongoing collapse competition looking for the best wakeboard collapse. So I’d like to hand in my favourite and some other nice shots. We tried well, most of us for the first time.

Kneeboarding is quite easy, and so Wakeboarding is, as long as you got it right in the starting phase: strain your arm muscles, try to keep the upper half of the board above the water, then prepare for the lift wire tension and expect everything to happen very fast now. As soon as you are something-like on the water, keep your butt strained and your hips to the front, and there you go 😀