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thank you very much for supporting this technique, it is definitely the safest option 🙏

uhh, as mentioned in my episode might be that the front tube tilted, I didn't find a proper solution to this problem yet :( the only one I know is to buy a new kite

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Exactly a lot.. I even seen plenty of “kitesurf instructors” failing whit Launching 🤦🏼‍♂️

ehh common to see it all around the world 😅

@@kitesurfexperiencebypetar I don’t doubt it 😂😂

Glad to hear that you like it 🙏

I have been using different sizes of the kite for this video

not sure about it, as I believe that both products start measuring the hight from the starting point. but with lots of testing Surfr app definitely looks to be more accurate.

Thank you very much for your support :))

Exited to have 20 knots of wind, definitely I’m loosing it in here. 😅

I agree with you, honestly I’m a bit depressed in here, opening a kiteschool without a team is very challenging, doesn’t allow me to improve my kitesurfing and especially to move to spots where there is more wind to properly enjoy it. Please help me out 🙏🏻

you are absolutely right.. please be also my investor so I have enough money to come back home :)

haha yes, viva la beer :))

@ and a good video by the way…merry christmas! 🎄🏄🏼‍♂️

@ thank you very much.. MC to you as well 🥳

Glad you enjoyed it! :))

oh thank you, glad to hear you like my vlogs :)) ehh unfortunately I have to stay in Dominican Republic until a settle my kite school properly. it will take some time until I'm able to travel around again.

Ohh yes, it's definitely a better choice

As I landed going with a lot of speed down wind, the kite stayed upwind of me, so he lost all the tension

Yes, definitely not a fun spot for someone that likes to jump high :(

@ Haha if I really could jump… I do just remember Sri Lanka last winter. That was often a struggle for me to ride upwind on my 14m kite and my smaller twintip. There I had to walk quite a bit on the beach to get more cross onshore wind and getting out on the ocean, where wind was always stronger. That is now how I imagine Las Terrenas as well.

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@ I’ve never visited Sri Lanka, but I’m pretty sure Las Terrenas is much more beautiful 🤗 No one ever complains, even when there’s no wind at all 🙏🏻 The water is usually crystal flat, with winds blowing between 13-17 knots. It’s perfect for teaching, learning new basic moves, relaxing, and enjoying the place when there’s no wind. But honestly, I’m feeling a bit depressed after going so long without kiting in strong wind conditions :( Hopefully I will be able to visit soon Buen Hombre, that is based north of DR and there the wind should be much stronger 🙌🏼

@@kitesurfexperiencebypetar Sure for teaching the first basics of kiteboarding, that are perfect wind conditions. I can imagine you getting depressed from the continuous low wind, but I guess it is almost always windy there at least. Denmark here had in summer a few 9 bft average wind days. 😃 A bit too much for me to have still really fun - it is more playing a survival game on a kite. But now it’s freaking cold unfortunately.

I believe most instructors don’t teach this, just like I didn’t until about a year ago. In the past, kites made before 2010 would easily front stall when fully trimmed. This created a risk-once the kite reached the zenith, it could front stall quickly. However, with newer generations of kites, front stalls are much less common. I’ve realized it’s now highly recommended to always trim the kite before launching. Even when fully trimmed, it’s no longer an issue, regardless of whether the wind is strong or light. Thank you for your support 🙏🏻🙌🏼

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Wind not wing. Thinking about planes I guess

I’m using the Atmos Hybrid 136. It’s not specifically a light wind board, but it works well in these conditions. The best light wind board I’ve tried for having fun is the Trace from North.

Thanks for reply. I wondered if you good guys change boards as much as kites. Never hear much about board changes as much as kites. I would assume because boards are harder to travel with than kites. I use a big board ( litewave 155 ) that I love but it’s huge. I probably use too much and should not use when wind is adequate. Hides a lot of my bad technique

Maybe you would love a Click bar?

Airush sells a bar like that

Sounds like you have very long arms and the perfect wind machine at your spot 😁. Where is it?

@ maybe that is the reason I not depower here in Thailand >20knotes wind is very rare.

@@gibsonandpickett yes, I want that ultra bar. But this year Airush reduced the product range so much. They not do it anymore.

Hello, thank you for your comment. Could you please share a reason why the kite might go into a death loop during launch

@@kitesurfexperiencebypetar plenty of reasons. Sometimes you never figure out why. Other times, the bridle can wrap around the wingtip. Another reason is a twig gets into the bridle and when the kite tensions it creates a knot that makes a loop. Another reason is a rigging error where the line somehow makes it's way inside the bridle and it makes a knot on launch. Another reason is that a line gets caught into the depower cleat. Sometimes you never figure it out. I remember one pretty bad injury I saw where I noticed immediately that the kite was acting weird, but the guy didn't immediately use his QR and it lofted and looped him about 50 meters downwind and 10 meters into the air. I believe he was fully depowered at the time, so it really yanked him.

Exactly, you’re right. The bridle line can wrap around the wingtip, putting you in danger if the safest steps for launching the kite are not followed. I’m sorry, but I’m not sure what you mean by ‘twig in the bridle.’ Could you clarify? The point about rigging errors is interesting. I’ve never seen anyone make the mistake of sliding the back line of the kite through the bridle line. This should be very noticeable once the kite is in the launching position. Again, you’re absolutely right-if not following the safest launching steps can lead to dangerous situations. Also, I’m not sure what a ‘depower cleat’ is-could you explain? Do you remember if the person was following the safest steps for launching the kite? And do you recall what caused the kite to react weirdly

@@kitesurfexperiencebypetar it was incredibly violent and at the end all was left was a hospital visit a bunch of spaghetti and a mystery. I could tell the kite was acting wonky but he couldn't tell because he wasn't experienced enough. I was watching this all from behind him, and I could see the kite slowly rising up without him giving it input then it megalooped. By the time I yelled at him "use the qr" he was already 10 meters in the air. He bounced a few times, unconscious, and we ran to him and were able to use the QR then before the kite relaunched. So in this case we never figured out the reason. I saw another friend of mine have the exact same thing happen, he saw the kite was acting weird, immediately hit the QR. We looked at everything, found a twig or piece of wood, or straw something had wrapped around one of the lines causing a knot. Got the knot out and relaunched. You've never had a twig or piece of wood cause a knot? It's not that rare. To me, the only important thing is "Use the QR" if it feels off, don't try to launch anyway.

Wow, that’s quite a scary story about the guy flying 10m high! I’d be really interested to know the exact cause so we can identify a clear solution and prevent something like that from happening again. Ah, now I understand what a twig is! Yes, it’s quite common for a twig or a piece of wood to get stuck in the lines. This is another reason why it’s so important to always follow the safest steps when launching a kite. Doing so ensures we minimize any risks, even if something like a twig is in the lines. By the way, are you familiar with the safest steps for launching a kite?

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Yeah. I wish there would be cheap bars without depower and first release for cheap. Would only be purchasing it.

Interesting approach, thanks for sharing! 🙏🏻🙌🏼

it's like... oh... it's a light wind. i need more power to launch. ... nope 🙃 also it's easier to re-launch from water when de-powered

You are absolutely right 🙏🏻🙌🏼

If it's back stalling, how is it fully powered?

@AdeboFunkyVoodoo , good point. Changed from "back stall" to "stall".

Now yes!

Ha ha. I used to. Long time ago.

I actually de-power as soon as I get out the water so it's already de-power everytime I set up 😊 (Unless the wind is super, super light)

Nice to hear that 🙌🏼

Yes, for take off and landing, I put all the load on the front line, back lines almost completely slack. The kite flies more forward, to the edge of the window and has less pull.

Don’t :)

Send us an email to book your lesson with Petar info@kitesurfexperience.com 🙏🏻

Contact directly Sail Video System, and I’m quite sure you will be able to buy only the stick 🙏🏻

@ thanks

definitely possible and definitely not recommended :)

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you are referring to the back lines being crossed with the front lines?

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