Three Beginner Mistakes on Kiteboarding Transitions and How to Fix Them

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  • Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
  • Here are three of the most common mistakes we see beginner kiteboarders make when learning how to transition. We go over the mistakes and how to fix them.
    More information on how to do a kiteboarding transition here: kiteboardingst...

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  • @DataMindspeaking
    @DataMindspeaking 10 місяців тому +1

    Best video on transitions! Thank you Antony. I made the first mistake, steering the kite to 12 too early. Tried to summarize your tips:
    Transition in 3 steps:
    1) Edge upwind and push the bar out. DO NOT move the kite to 12 yet!
    2) Pull bar slightly and shift your weight to your back leg BEFORE you stop. Move the kite to the other side.
    3) Follow the kite (ride downwind the first meters). Only then, move upwind.

  • @CardenasSimon
    @CardenasSimon Місяць тому

    dude i watched all videos on kiteboarding transitions, but this one actually helped me to find my pitfalls! i was able to make all my transitions today thanks to this video, props to you man!!!

  • @jonathanzagrocki1111
    @jonathanzagrocki1111 Рік тому +2

    My daughter and I took lessons from Anthony today. He is a great instructor. Knowledgeable, patient. We highly recommend.

  • @berniehannah
    @berniehannah Рік тому +2

    Have you been spying on me? Those are EXACTLY the mistakes I keep making! Thanks for the helpful advice.

  • @markcelentano1238
    @markcelentano1238 Рік тому +2

    Nice! Super clear, as always. By the way, love that flat water!

  • @josespliitp4118
    @josespliitp4118 Рік тому

    The best video I have watch about typical mistakes! Keep going!

  • @donronaldo5454
    @donronaldo5454 Рік тому

    Perfect and calm demonstration. Very much appreciated, greetings from Germany

  • @BigTonY34
    @BigTonY34 Рік тому +6

    My transitions are not always clean.... sometimes okay, sometimes not, without knowing exactly "why"....... after watching your video, it slaps me immediately : point #1 for me !!
    I move the kite up to 12 and sheet-out the bar, "then", too late, try so stop by edging upwind.... with the kite already too high ! (points #2 and #3 are good for me).
    So many thanks for this video, will try to correct me next session ! 👌✌

    • @KiteboardingStPetersburg
      @KiteboardingStPetersburg  Рік тому +2

      thank you for the nice comment and for watching! really appreciate you

    • @BigTonY34
      @BigTonY34 Рік тому +1

      @@KiteboardingStPetersburg A nice session this weekend on a small shallow water spot, perfect for working transitions. I did apply your tips, and I finally succeed in every transition I made ! I was so happy. Many thanks for your video ✌✌

  • @ML-jf1xe
    @ML-jf1xe Рік тому +1

    I was taught to steer to 12 before transitioning but now I understand why that’s only working every so often. Thanks for the tip

  • @HamHamon
    @HamHamon Рік тому

    Great video. Good mistakes explanations with, which is important, examples.

  • @analematico
    @analematico Рік тому

    From Argentina! Antony, nice explanation. I'm still do not find a tutorial of how to land a jump. There are many videos of how to jump better, edging, line tension, pop. Ok with that, but for me and I guess for many beginners and intermediate kiters, the problem is HOW TO LAND A JUMP. That precise moment deserves a tutorial video, in my opinion. Please consider it.

  • @Eggile
    @Eggile Рік тому

    Great Video! Thanks a lot. For me as a beginner. Mistake #1: Send kite to 12 before you stop. Well... How else do you stop other than sitting down or sending kite to 12?

    • @KiteboardingStPetersburg
      @KiteboardingStPetersburg  Рік тому +2

      Hold your edge and push the control bar out.. you'll stop if you keep the bar out

    • @Eggile
      @Eggile Рік тому

      @@KiteboardingStPetersburg thank you so much! You know how to nail the statements that make a difference.

  • @kst157
    @kst157 Рік тому +1

    Great - instructional videos are always what we look out for, whatever level, as we all wish to improve and refine our skills. There aren’t enough new help videos being made anymore so this is really appreciated. 👍🪂