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Tack Tutorial (Strapless & Directional Kitesurf Series)
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- Опубліковано 10 тра 2019
- This tutorial looks at the tack in detail. We start with an overview, then look in depth at footwork, kite position and bar pressure. Several common mistakes are explained along the way to help you avoid them.
Board: Pro Whip
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These are the most thorough and detailed instructions out there. Love how you explain what not to do, as well as the consequences of doing it. Really helps with troubleshooting when you’re trying to apply this in practice. Thank you!
Thanks Patrick
Always the best videos for learning the basics!
Thanks Gaetano
The best kitesurf channel just got better!!!!!! Thanks for uploading these. May we expect some tutorials on jumps (simple ones, like pops, holly, 180...) with strapless boards as well?
Hello Nico. I've filmed gybes and ollies/pops so far. I'll try to cover rotations later in the year.
please do not stop publishing this!
Moving onto directional your videos are awesome ! In fact I was at Boca Grandi and sone I’ve at the beach was playing one of your twin tip videos. Was quite entertaining. Hello to Christie and be well !
so glad you changed from core to duotone!!!!
Always the best tutorials.
Thank you.
Super gut erklärt und visuell dargestellt ❗️ Danke
Dude this is what we neeeed !!
Booom I suscribe !
wow, great video and so much attention to details. thanks a lot!
You're very welcome :-)
This is the vey very best tack tuturial! It takes a lot of practising cause of waves and unsteady wind but doing it exactly as described it works :)
i realize it is quite randomly asking but does anyone know a good website to stream new series online ?
@Ariel Chris Flixportal :)
@Sean Kyree Thanks, signed up and it seems like a nice service :D Appreciate it!
@Ariel Chris No problem :D
Great explanation and demo. Thanks so much.
You are welcome
great video, well descried. Can we have strapless jumps tutorial next, please :P
Is there a disadvantage to simply toe turning? Or is it just more difficult to stay upwind?
Superb instruction many thanks !!
Cheers Samson
Camera angle at the end is nice!
So nice thanks a lot looking forward being on the water to try - mahalo
Insane ... many thanks !
Superbe instructions
This reminds me of my windsurf days
Me too, unfortunately :-( Switching to directional boards at 53...can't say I'm overconfident for this one :-)
Thank you
Cool.
Thanks :-)
Awesome explanation. I've been trying in waves and choppy water... not easy - any tips in these conditions?
Hello Brad. I learnt in waves and chop - it's doable but definitely more of a challenge. We only travel to the river mouth shown in the video when we need to film. I'd say be careful of the breaking waves. They will carry your board away easily. You may be tempted to use a board leash but they are truly dangerous. I usually practice strapless tricks behind the breakers, and look for days with less swell, and lower tides. Also when there's big swell, I don't try new stuff, I just dodge the waves, and if the swell if monstrous (6m swell is common where I live), then I usually chicken out and take my twintip instead. Also, with choppy water, I do a much quicker tack. I slow down to a halt, and then force the board around rapidly and swap my feet. It leave less time to be affect by the chop/waves.
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Thanks heaps for the tips. I finally done it yesterday - 6 times, in choppy ocean swell. The key is obviously having the kite at 12 when doing the flick and not being too worried about speed coming into it. I kept going back and watching the clip to get the move planted in my head. You didn't mention that I would got a sore hamstring from flicking the board around :) but that's ok I am very happy - Once again great clip and explanation - THANKS.
Warum nur 3 likes? Gut erklärt!
Can you let me know the Ion harness the rider is using plse?
Hello James, that's a duotone apex harness, which is a medium firmness harness, not a hard shell. I like these as I can loosen them for wave riding or foiling, or tighten them for big air. You can also swap the hook for a slider system if you're mainly wave riding etc. It's also quite soft around the edges so doesn't seem to jab me in the ribs. With harnesses it's worth trying them on first if possible to see if they fit your body shape well.
Thank you