Hey Ben, congratulations and nice to hear from you. Where did you throw your first backroll?

@@kitesurfcollege I want to be the first to tell you that Ben hasn't replied because he died doing what he loved and what you helped teach him, the backroll. RIP Ben

Thank you.

Hi Axel, that actually happens a lot, people tend to steer the kite while distracted - and during backrolls they often pull the back hand. Most of the teaching structure in this video is specifically designed to reduce the chances of someone steering by mistake. That's why there's so much focus on kite control, and not steering the kite during rotation. I recommend that you do lots more small jumps on the side you are having issues with. With enough practice your kite control will become more natural, then you should be able to backroll without steering the kite. Also keep your hands centered, and learn in lighter wind on a bigger kite, as a bigger kite won't respond to minor steering mistakes. All the best, Alex.

@@kitesurfcollege thank you so much for your reply. While both my hands are centered on the bar, i think that when i engage the rotation i have the tendency to pull on my back hand just as you said. I’ll try to focus more on that on my next session and hopefully can solve this issue, also I’ll keep practicing more small jumps as it is always useful to perfect the basics. Thank you again for your awesome videos

Now i manage to do proper backrolls without looping the kite (today i even managed double backrolls, super fun!), my problem was that I didn’t put enough pressure on my front hand, to correct the problem i put a little bit more pressure (not pulling hard) and the kite doesn’t loop anymore, making my backrolls way smoother. I hope this helps people who have same problem i had

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