Select to expand quoteRoar said..
LG gybing strap to strap from a few years ago
Nice gybes.. 
the splash at the end bought back some not quite so nice memories of ingesting salty water.. 
Select to expand quoteJacko51 said..
And some at Sandy Point on a light day on big gear. Very smooth gybe's on smooth water.
I recognised Byron + Nick, who else is in the video? Looks like the sort of wind conditions I could cope with... 
Select to expand quotesailquik said..
Tandem planing gybe in 10 knots of wind. Everything happens r-e-a-l s-l-o-w.....
How the hell does the rear guy not wipe out the front..You'd have to trust your partner..
Here's one of me at the end of the LG trip 2 years ago. It wasn't my alpha PB's gybe . I'd only had the board a short while and I stuffed up the exit as I was having trouble finding the rear strap to get back in. It was my first slalom board.
)..This is in flatwater.. It will probably take a me a few weeks to even remember how to gybe after 6 months off.. 
That pretty good Sue. Now its just lots of practice needed. Just go for it like this guy. There is always the ice bath. (We just go for a sail at Sandy Point in Winter. Get the treatment at the same time as the injuries! )
