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Happend to me within the first month of my kite journey, good thing o started already attaching my leash in a semi-suicide mode which i recommend to anyone. Second thing that helped was to never use the chicken stick and always expecting the loop to unhook.

Whooooaaa, plumb beach made it to youtube!

Thank you

My 2nd day solo after only a 2hr lesson i was looping a 14m. Just go out and let er rip. Have survival instincts and youll be fineeee

Nice video, the pivot info was new, super useful.

Best tutorial Ever❤

I realised this problem before it ever happened to me, so I moved to the cabrinha fireball system. That's also not perfect, but I removed the lower part and use it with a ring on a rope bar. Has never failed on me. Also less rotation force on my harness. The hook is obsolete. It comes from times harnesses were made for windsurfing.

Really great advice

Thanks very useful

Hi there, I need to ask a question? I weigh 100 kg. Height 1.88 cm With a foil board what kite size I need to purchase to ride, in 10 knots light wind condition? Best Toto

The mini kite model helps a lot. One of the best kitesurf instruction video on youtube!). 😊

Donkey D.

Nice! The kind of skill 99 % of "instructors" will not teach you (because they don´t know).

So the solution change ur equipement

Great video, awesome tips! thank you !! :)

Another great video. Lots of good info I didn’t receive in my prior lessons.

Haciendo pié es mucho más facil

Just a few days ago we were riding in a super light wind conditions and once I decided to actually finish, the wind just disappeared in a split second (there was rain approaching as well). I recalled your video, tried both ways and actually managed to lift the kite! It didn't get me far though - just some 20-30 meters closer to the shore before whatever was left of that wind was gone for good. But when I got to the beach I was greeted with "wow, that was impressive that you actually managed to relaunch the kite!" 😎 So... Thanks a lot for a very useful video!

Thanks for the encouragement of this tutorial which outlines the real time it will probably take to get up and riding. Just completed a 5 day course but wind was flukey at 6-10 knts and we were deposited 2 miles offshore in a full Atlantic swell to learn. No flat water or lagoon or beach start and very little instruction. I failed to even water start but now understand why. Such centres operating in this fashion do the sport a disservice and I will be wiser next time.

Great information! Thanks!

Great information! Well explained, Thanks!

Clear and informative. Thanks so much

Very excellent explanation using the model. Many thanks! Regards, Declan

Excellent

you shore this ok to made this video in 2022?)

Thank you !

Superb, thanks. Wish I had watched this years ago…

Same here never happened me before and last couple of weeks twice. Once at 8.3 meters, in shallow water. I was so lucky not to brake anything. Thought afterwards even about quitting kitesurfing because of the shock when it happened. Never want to experience that again… Still in doubt now, so many questions.

This happened to me yesterday and I was so confused, I thought I forgot to hook the safety pin through the loop but I didn't. I haven't been kiting for that long but I assume this is how many accidents happen when launching your kite. You learn something new everyday, thanks for the video!

Ive been haveing this kind of trubble for a whole week now and this is the first video I found that actually explains in a way i can easily understand! so many good tips i feel like I wanna tip you back for this awsome video, thank you so much!

Wow. Could have absolutely used this info a few weeks ago after spending 45mins of an 1hour training session with a sunk and stuck kite! Great video and look forward to applying this knowledge and sharing with friends

So strange how today in a different instructional video I saw for the first time some guy launch his kite backwards like that and then spin it around! I was like, "I DIDN'T KNOW YOU COULD DO THAT!" 😃 And now another video teaching it! Its funny because the other day I got my kite out and the previous time I had unhooked my lines I accidentally unhooked one of the short blue ones off the tips and it confused me to where it belonged so I put them on the leading edge.. well lol the dang thing wouldn't fly but when it flipped over it would try and fly backwards because now the tip lines were shorter lol I thought it was kinda funny that it actually could fly backwards and now I learn that you can launch it that way! I did figure out where they were supposed to be later but the wind died to around 10 mph and I couldn't get it launched..🥴 I love this new to me sport so much and I haven't even got up on the board yet! Oh I can't wait till I can cruise around the lake on a mild wind day!

Thank you so much for these tips - saved me from swimming more often than I’d like to admit 😆

Was interested in getting into kite surfing but after seeing how much crap there is involved, I'm out. Thanks!

I tend to find modern broad-strap pads a real pain - when set tight enough to feel secure in chop, they don't allow pivoting. Old school narrow straps without the pad seem to allow a more secure fit while maintaining pivot. That and the fact that nearly all modern pads are made of poor quality plastics and parts that break in the first crash.

Great advises, thanks

I don’t get it, why is this video filmed with someone in waist high water?.? In the real world in deep water you can’t do this 😂🤣😂🤣

This one had very important information (I am beginner)

Helium in LE doesn't help

Amazing content, congrats

Awesome video! So methodical and informative! Thank you!

10:10 Do you recall how many knots the wind was blowing at here?

Very nice

using the toy kite and explaining the wind aerodinamics helped me a lot to understand what is actually happening to tyhe kite; most other videos just tell do this, don't do this, but understanding what forces are actually at play was very insightfull. thank you!

Great illustration and explanation! Thank you!