Basic kitesurfing techniquesWritten by Jakob Jelling
Continued from page 1 is learning to be in command of power of your kite. You will need to learn to manage expected surface of your kite and its flying speed rate. Practice flying kite and trying to de-power it several times by drawing and / or letting frontage lines loose. This will allow you to alter angle and to adjust expected surface. You will also need to practice kitesurfing techniques of controlling flying speed to be able to boost or reduce power of kite.The main one of kitesurfing techniques that allow you to control flying speed of your kite is to learn to operate your kite’s brake lines. Using brake lines (pulling in brake lines) will help you to significantly reduce speed of your kite. Practice using brake lines until you feel completely in control and comfortable using them.

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Bad weather is probably one of most important kitesurfing dangers, so try to make sure that you kitesurf only when weather is good and there are no apparent dangers present. Also make sure that you know weather forecast, since a sudden weather change can be very problematic. The kitesurfing dangers, including bad weather danger, and present both when you are in water and when you are on surface. According to West Australian newspaper, most dangerous time for a kitesurfer is when you are on land because equipment is designed for water. You should also be able to get detailed operating instructions from your kite’s manufacturer. To prevent potential kitesurfing dangers, make sure that these instructions describe in details specific techniques for launching and landing your kite and other techniques.

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