Boogie Loop Tutorial: Master The Powered Inverted Frontroll Kiteloop!

Hey kiteboarding enthusiasts! You’ve been asking for this tutorial, and here it is - the ultimate guide to mastering the Boogie Loop, also known as the Powered Inverted Frontroll Kiteloop.
Prerequisites:
- Deadman (inverted woost)
- Inverted frontroll
- Kiteloops and megaloops
- Frontroll handdrag
Technique Breakdown:
Warm-Up: Start with loops and a few frontrolls to gauge the conditions.
Start Small: Use a small kite, keep the height low, and stay underpowered.
Body Position: Keep your body square to the kite with an inverted frontroll.
Frog Position: Bend your legs, bring your hips to the bar, and get upside down. Develop spacial awareness.
Kite Control: Watch the kite from upside down to complete the loop and sheet out.
Kite Drift: Let the kite drift back before looping - do not steer forward.
Commit: Keep both hands on the bar and use the same techniques as in regular kiteloops.
Takeoff & Rotation: Separate your takeoff from the rotation for better height and control.
Leg Position: Keep your legs up until the loop is finished, if possible.
Mindset: Remember, “It’s not a rotation - it’s a loop, just upside down.”
Additional Tips:
The video is packed with information, so feel free to pause and rewatch as needed.
If you have any questions, drop them in the comments!
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These tutorials will help you build the necessary skills and reflexes for the Boogie Loop, as it’s a pretty advanced move. Remember to stay safe and only attempt this move once you’ve mastered all the prerequisites. Start with small, underpowered Boogie Loops first.
Disclaimer:
We won’t be held responsible for any damage to equipment or bodily harm. Be reasonable and prioritize safety.
Additional Resources:
For those interested in advanced progression, check out Squamish Watersports: www.squamishwatersports.com/
I also highly recommend the “Get High with Mike” clinics - his tips significantly helped during my own Boogie Loop journey.
www.gethighwithmike.com/
This was a lot of info! We hope it’s useful for those of you who, like us, prefer building skills safely and gradually rather than going all-in without preparation. Enjoy the journey and happy kiting!

[@gilleslehmann6143]

Complex trick but very well explained. Congrats ! 👍🤙

[@vikingh3008]

Great tip with the deadman 🤙

[@Olli_Schwarz]

Very nice!!!

[@sanderpsychologie]

Nice!!! More of this!! (In depth Late back, high backroll kiteloop 😊)