3 Ways to Start Strapless on a Surfboard
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2021
- This is our third video in the strapless series to help you improve your strapless kiteboarding, covering how to start off the beach and in the water. Getting off the shore can be especially difficult in some places especially with shore break and managing your timing in between waves and being quick to get on your feet before having the board swept away is key to having fun kitesurfing in the waves. While it may seem simple, there are a few key tips that can hopefully make this a much easier step in progressing your riding and help get you off the beach and in the water quickly.
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Good job with the instruction... wish I saw this about 15 years ago.... I kited about 15 years, living in the country now. There's nothing like the life high you get after a good session....🤙☮️
Awesome tips!!!! Many many thanks !!!🤙🏽
Love it. Great instruction. Thanks for the great strapless surfboard videos!
Thank you, Evan! Great tutoring! Now I know.
so well explained Evan 100%
So much to learn and this will be very helpful. Thanks.
Great advice, can’t wait to try a few of these. Great seeing you the other day
Super clear explaination, thanks!
Nice vidéo Thx bro !
I like that you have ideas 4all kind off skill level. Especially the efficiency! I have to get my focus to the beach jumpstart.
Being quick is key in the waves for sure. Thanks Willy!
Great video and tips! 🤙🏼
Thank you!
Great tips Evan. Will be trying the start around second 6, I like the idea of shooting out of the water and landing on the board...I m sure my attempts wont be as graceful! Keep them coming!
haha Thanks David. Yes, sometimes those do not go as planned!
mega material
Thanks for the hints! Been Waveriding for quite some time now but always controlling the board with my front hand. Will try it your way next time. Cheers
Let me know if you think this way works better, it's just the way I like to do it when approaching the board... one could be as good as the other!
@@evannetsch I have tried it now conciously both ways and realy find controlling with the back hand helps because the board is more manouverable in the flat water on the outside or white water inside. And as you describe having the fron hand on the bar is good to initiate the start. However, where the waves are breaking strongly I find using the front hand on the rail easier as the board gets turned automatically perpendicular to the waves. Cheers from Galicia 😃
Hi mate, can you explain a bit what to do when you have fallen in a wave the dangers of it and maybe some tips how to avoid it. Thanks.
thanks
What spot is this?
Hi Evan are you sending the kite to 12 when you run and jump?
Depends on how high I am trying to go and how powered I am. Sometimes I do, but usually I hardly more it at all and just sheet in for a bit of lift. For more lift I will bring it all the way to 12 but often just getting off the beach quickly and not worried about actually getting and real height I tend to not move it much at all.
In other words he has sick skills and you probably will never come close to that level of control .
Me included
Lol
Your bar looks rather large - Could you tell which size bar you are using and why?
44-52 cm, pretty standard size I think for most of the time riding in waves. Don't like to go too small especially on 10m kite (which most of this was filmed on) to keep it quick while doing anything on a surfboard. Unhooking and freestyle is a different story....
Very detailed and clear explanation! Thank you
Thanks, glad to hear it!