Nose Grab Pop Front Loop Transition
Here’s one for the purists among you, harking back to the days of no de-power, no releases, no leash, no donkey dick and the…
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Here’s one for the purists among you, harking back to the days of no de-power, no releases, no leash, no donkey dick and the…
View techniqueLadies and Gents here’s a move that although we don’t teach very often, does have a place in your box of tricks as it…
View techniqueThis one shouldn’t take to long to master as it is really just a way of adding some extra style points to something you…
View techniqueMucking around on a surfboard is as much about becoming more instinctive, and understanding how your board and kite work as it is about…
View techniqueThis one will always feel good done well, and is of course the first step in many a budding freestyler’s repertoire to a plethora…
View techniqueIt’s an unwritten fact, that to really prove yourself as an accomplished front looper, you must learn to slow your rotation down, so that…
View techniqueThrowing a decent S-Bend and then stomping it to blind is always going to look tasty. Best bet before you tackle this is at…
View techniqueA while back we went through the sent, jumped version of this, and now it’s time for the next step, the popped one. If…
View techniqueAdding a grab to any move will instantly add style, spicing it up to stand out just that little bit more. Trying to add…
View techniqueIf all has gone to plan, those of you working on the hooked popped front from the last issue (98) will be ready for…
View techniqueThis one has been a long time coming. Back to the golden days, old school, or as a certain Toby likes to call it,…
View techniqueFunnily enough some of the most pleasant to watch and pleasing on the eye kiters are not necessarily the most radical, but simply the…
View techniqueThis is another fun strapless move to try on the flats, which you can take out into the waves. As the name suggests the…
View techniqueBeen featuring a few of these Ole endings recently, as they are a fine way to finish off a hooked move to blind as…
View techniqueThis is a personal favourite on the transition side of life, as it has a lazy feel and an almost slow mo appearance, thanks…
View techniqueHaving recently returned from what can only be described as a grab-tastic clinic, we hunted through the back catalogue of moves and realised that…
View techniqueThe KL3 is a genuine pleasure to tame. Having a bit of pull from the kite and chucking a pass in to boot should…
View techniqueAdding grabs to any move guarantees extra spice and will undoubtedly make it feel even better. There are also times when a quick fix…
View techniqueWe’re expecting that you can already stomp the blind judge, and therefore we’ll tweak what you have to move you towards the full monty.…
View techniqueWe’ve had a bit of demand for this one. There’s probably another name for it, maybe a hand drag BLT or some such, but…
View techniqueIt’s always a pleasure to add a bit of extra panache to a move that you can already do, even if it is sometimes…
View techniqueThis move is a bit of a classic from the archives. Reminiscent of huge four line kites, powered up with the bar wedged against…
View techniqueJump variations and grabs are always welcome as they add something to the most fundamental of moves without, hopefully, the need to hammer your…
View techniqueMany moons ago we covered the beach start where you anchor the board by putting one foot in a strap to stop it misbehaving…
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