KGB
The KGB is the next step on from a back to blind with an air pass. Much like the excitement of a Blind Judge…
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The KGB is the next step on from a back to blind with an air pass. Much like the excitement of a Blind Judge…
View techniqueIt was recently brought to our attention that we had yet to cover one of the first and potentially simpler of front loop (or…
View techniqueApologies to those of you starved of strapless and surfboard technique, but at last something for some light wind fun. Here we’ve got a…
View techniqueThere are a few takes on the front to blind, powered, unhooked, hooked, sent kite, you name it and it’s probably likely. We’re adding…
View techniqueWe’ve covered the sent version so now for the pop! This is however going to be more than slightly different, as here you’ll be…
View techniqueEven if you already have an inverted Slim Chance in the bag, adding the non-inverted variant to your repertoire will be both satisfying and…
View techniqueTaking one of the first jumping moves that many of you learnt during your early steps in aerial kiting and adding a glorious nose…
View techniqueMaking a move look good, especially for that Kodak moment to be frozen in time eternal is about sticking that extra tweak or grab…
View techniqueHopefully there is a better name out there for this trick, but for the moment we’ll stick to the descriptive version. Essentially this is…
View techniqueThis one harks back a bit, watching some of the early adopters pulling the trigger on one of these back in the day was…
View techniqueThe Dark Slide is definitely one of those tricks that appeals to a lot of folk, whether kids in boots or the more laid…
View techniqueAnother fun variation, taking the humble back loop and pepping it up with a cheeky boned grab for more style points and extra satisfaction.…
View techniqueYes another hand wash. These moves are always popular crowd pleasers and on clinics everyone one wants to get involved in some water tickling.…
View techniqueWe all love a Raley, and funnily enough most of us learn on our preferred side, favourite foot forward, leading to a solid heelside…
View techniqueAdding an extra rotation is a sure fire way of stepping up a move that you already have mastered, and the double back roll…
View techniqueIt is all well and good having a plethora of moves in your box of tricks, but you need to make sure that you…
View techniqueThis no foot change duck tack variation is a fun, achievable challenge and a different way to change direction on a surfboard which will…
View techniqueHopefully you did your boned back loop grab homework! Here is the natural progression, once again based on the humble sent back loop, grabbing…
View techniqueThe constant, sometimes seemingly small progressions in kiting are often the most rewarding challenges. In freestyle the possibilities seem endless, moving from a blind…
View techniqueIf you’re keen on style there is no simpler way to ooze some steeze than add a grab. And as we have often said…
View techniqueIt is often surprising that when the wind picks up and the only option is to literally go up with it, that many a…
View techniqueFinally the homework for all you unhooked and unhinged riders out there. In it’s most basic form we have the unhooked popped front to…
View techniqueThis is one fun move for sure, you’ll confuse your peers, and most likely yourselves at first, but rest assured that the Triple F…
View techniqueHere’s another grab that’ll keep your back rolls/loops feeling fresh. The Indy is a good variation as it requires both legs to be lifted,…
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