Learning to Loop Part 5 - Jump Transition Down Loop Part 2
Well distinguished readers, here we are, part two of the jump transition down loop. We’ll take it as given that you’re here after progressing…
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Well distinguished readers, here we are, part two of the jump transition down loop. We’ll take it as given that you’re here after progressing…
View techniqueWe’ve split the Down Loop Air Gybe into two parts as we’re very much aiming this at those of you who have been patiently…
View techniqueWhen you hear the name back to wrapped, you likely cast your mind back to bygone days of unhooked freestyle (if you've been around…
View techniqueWe're sneaking this one into our learning to loop series because it really is the ultimate get out of jail card. If you want…
View techniquePart three of our learning to loop series is the final on water move! You'll add your new love of a downloop onto a…
View techniqueWe've all been there. You spot a fellow kiter body dragging far downwind of their board, which just so happens to be near you.…
View techniqueBack in Issue 96, we introduced you to the pop to blind with a cheeky Ole. Justifiably, we're sure you'll now agree, claiming that…
View techniqueIf you've joined the ranks of under-turners and downloopers from our Learning to Loop #1, it's time to build more confidence, practise more, get…
View techniqueTo kick off our series of all things loop, we're going to have a look at the very foundation, the under turn. First, it…
View techniqueNothing beats the pleasure of combining two moves, whisking them together and cooking up something tasty! This one's an absolute belter; one measure jump…
View techniqueYou know how we love our transitions, and we know that you love them too! So, we've got another one for you to add…
View techniqueThe popped front roll. A move which is well within your reach if you can rotate forwards under a kite, yet a move which…
View techniqueThere are literally hundreds of ways to turn around in kiting. The trusty transition can be anything from a cooling sit down to a…
View techniqueNow that you've got your popped back rolls in the bag from issue 95, it's time to add the killer combo, a toeside landing.…
View techniqueThe Pop to Blind with an Ole has been such a popular move, celebrated on our clinics for nigh on 15 years. Last month,…
View techniqueThe One Foot LO! Kiting never gets old, and one way to keep your stoke truly alive and the mojo firing is to add…
View techniqueHere's a nice little add-on to give your jump transition a point of difference. Nothing too shouty, rather some subtle substance that will feel…
View techniqueLadies and Gents, once again, it's time to ramp up the volume on our well-worn record delighting in the Lego-like creativity of kiting -…
View techniqueCome on, admit it, it’s something we all want to do. Casually stroll up to the water’s edge, drop the board, hop on and…
View techniqueInstructions To continue our quest of all things toeside, it’s time to throw the pop from toeside into the mix. Now that you’re getting…
View techniqueWe could have called this article something along the lines of transition like a pro, or turn around without losing any ground, but neither…
View techniqueHaving had a good look at how to fix your toeside in the last issue, it seems sensible to move on whilst making the…
View techniqueHooked Toeside Pop to Wrapped Here’s a little something that you can wrap in colourful paper, tie up with shiny string and cover with…
View techniqueToeside is wonderful. It's an enjoyable skill and an absolutely fundamental part of kitesurfing. It opens the door to a myriad of tricks and…
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