You have been bitten by KiteSurfing bug, you can’t wait to hit first current to propel your body screaming 40-feet into air and crashing into water. With each gusts of wind your elevated high off surface and breaking each wave as you land. The thrill associated with sport of KiteSurfing has many able-bodied thrill seekers flocking to beaches across world to set sail and fly across top of ocean. But before you could set your feet in water you will need to know how to KiteSurf, if you have surfed or have sail surfed you have an immediate advantage to understand how to maneuver your board, however when KiteSurfing your feet will move a little and your arms and hands are only thing holding you to kite, your feet are attached to board.
Most rookie KiteSurfers have accidents because they have trouble calculating distance and variable levels of speed that kites can create by a gust of wind. Learning to KiteSurf through instruction and practice is by far best way to learn and experience heart-pounding action and gravity-defying jumps.
As with any sport there are safety precautions you should adhere to.
You must be a good swimmer. Swimming entails that if your kite flies away from you, you may have to swim after handles or swim back to shore. Depending how far out you have gone on your board this may not be such an easy task.
You can be carded or rated by a professional instructor. This will help you understand risks as well as conditions that are appropriate for your time out on water. Your instructor should be certified by IKO, International KiteSurfing Organization. Never go out with a friend, it could prove disastrous.