Then we would suggest you to return to the beach and land your kite. for instructors this is a qualification for the job. If they cant do it, then they will have to train in order to be hired. Many students invert their kites many times in one session. Very odd, some will never. But if a instructor needs to come all the way back to the beach to untangle, then the student will surely lose time and money.

​@@ewatersports Don't worry, i've been working as a kite instructor for years and know how to do it. You need to point out that this is not for beginners. Especially while you perform this in very light wind. What's happening? The beginner watches your video and thinks it's quite easy to do and tries this next time on the water, maybe in more wind. One wrong move, the Kite starts looping and because the kiter is not attached to the bar anymore, the kite goes downwind....where it can hurt people etc.

@@marcelkrownmotorworks9842 We will add to the description to make sure to look into our full length video. At some point the common sense needs to be utilized. Additionally as an instructor you'll go through a stage of realization that by not letting your student do it themselves that you're actually holding them back. Launching landing, bar line management and more. Yes we could over state the complexity of every situation and scenario but that is impossible. But yes every scenario that is presented by an instructor that does not want to teach a certain way, ends with "it can hurt people". Sure this is a valid point but the direction of the conversation and theme of this channel is more dedicated to bringing the community together. Washing out the haters and quick bias responses and promoting the ones that want to bring forward their experience. Like "in this video it is a short and fast way to learn how to bar juggle but misses many intricate details but I'd suggest making sure no one is downwind, and you have other kiters around to catch the kite if you were to let go. Maybe trying in lite wind would help lessen the tension on lines, making it easier and possibly less dramatic if you mess up." That would be a response from a well seasoned multiple year instructor. I hope my response to you is well received and I want nothing more than to change the process of thinking on the beach and online. In the end its to better the community and yes make it safer. We love you! keep shredding.

15-45 would be comfortable for me, but not advised for many. 15-20 knots would have made this video sooo much easier for me.

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No quite the same at all. Th epoint of the foil drive is not to be like an efoil. its to use the best tech out there, lightest boards and foils, to grab waves that are impossible to catch with a efoil. Sure it is not cheap. But it is not to be sat next to an efoil and compared. Its litterally the coolest thing we sell if you are into surf, wind, or watersports above SUP flatwater.

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Not so sure what you are saying but its not so much an exact degree. It's more of creating the the most speed while holding the max angle up wind, a Jhook is a j hook. or edging hard and away from your kite

@@ewatersports I am struggeling to get higher than 9-12 foot (measured with Woo3) on a 12” in aprox 20-22 mps wind. When going max upwind I feels like I am going too slow and cannot build line tension. What to do?

With the highest regards to scenario bases we do not recommend depowering your kite unless you are towards the top side of that kites wind range. Depowering your kite will add more problems with the disconnected feeling you may receive with back lines slackened. We do suggest having a properly tuned bar and in which case would cause you to have full control in light winds.

Thanks so much! But your photos are better!

Yes multiple ways to do it. one of which is to do that. Every wind range creates a better or worse technique

Here are shallow water starts kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rtlobJl-ybnegWg.html. The boom=bar placement is based on how much wind and size of kite and size of board and size of rider. Bigger board= less power needed. Bigger rider = more power needed. Small kite, less wind= more aggressive flying. Big kite more power = cautious flying of kite. It's a feeling that starts with knowing what to expect from your equipment and abilities.

If perhaps all else fails and a trainer kite is not possible. If you had something like a single strut or zero strut kite. Maybe 10-15m lines is what Dominican schools use on land

Many go 20m but very few do 18 anymore. It use to be 18 was standard when the kites didnt drift very well

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Maybe 10-12 and a 9m

youll need to tune your bar. All lines should be the same length with bar sheeted in. Watch our bar tuning video

@@ewatersports oh I think I just lightly put tension on the bar while leaning back on the harness. Thank you

Thats what we are here for. Thanks for sharing. That whole flip up is super hard for some

Sorry it failed

Ok no problem. I'm always teaching people and always look for feedback during the lesson. Asking the ok part gives me the indication that the student is listening. There are many takes in between and its hard to calculate the last time I say ok. BUT like I ask to all that make this critical critique on the video presentation. Do you have anything to add that would help others in the community? Thats what this channel and comments are for. Happy shredding

@@ewatersports I was trying to help you by making a suggestion that will improve future videos. You did a good job on the video, and you could do a perfect job on the next one. Feedback from listeners is part of your progression.

Yes you can! But the lines are sooo thin that if the kite powers up It will be one heck of a rope burn

Thanks for the quick reply!

The lines that are on the front of the kite.

most likely its because you are not riding with one hand(back Hand) and also shifting the hand to the middle part of the bar. Go out and practice one handed body drags upwind... l, fully sheeted in and maintaining 1:30 or 10:30. Like a board retrieval but powered up, Angling body into the breeze. If you cant do it while body dragging you cant do it while riding.

@@ewatersports Thanks for your quick reply. I meant that I had to keep signing the kite in order to maintain the speed. When I sheet in and out the bar, the kite will move down and up. I use Naish Kite which is hard to keep it steady.

We would have to say that possibly you are on too small of a kite. Or you are extremely good at edging and your kite is being pulled up closer to the edge of the wind window. Try flatting the board a bit and turning the nose of the board into the breeze utilizing the fins more than the edge or just equaling the two