Your videos are so well constructed. The explanations are crystal clear. The footage are super high quality. Congratulations and please keep posting such amazing videos!
Definitely the BEST videos... Clear video, Good explanations with blending in the bar.. and very important filming the Kite AND the Kiter itself. Most other tutorial videos are too fast, no SloMo, only filming the Kiter.. Really the best Videos :)
Very well documented and detailed, I may have done a regular pop during my latest session thanks to this video ! It was ridiculous height about a few cm but the first time in my life with the board entirely outside of the water :-)...
Great video! Started kiteboarding last December and started to work on jumps with in the last few months in the state of Maine. Need to dile into the pop more because some of my jumps I would get up in the air then the kite would front stall after it flew over my head, the lines would go slack and my kite would roll forward inside my lines. I had to do a self-rescue's on those occasions and fix the mess back on the beach. People say the front stall a result of not enough pop with the jump......Thanks for this great load and pop video!
Oh ! Man!!!. I could marry that lovely teacher!!!!!. She is BEAUTIFUL!!!!!. Ah!. And , by the way. Seriously. Thank you for all your help with your tuttorials!!!!. Great !. Pablo
nice Vid as usual. U could also talk about the timing of the bar. sheeting in when going down wind, sheeting out when edging and sheet back in to take off. people tend to forget that they also have front lines, I'll try to explain this process in a second "pop" episode on my channel. in french though, I'm a bit lazy to do it in english ;) excellent piece of work anyway ! cheers
It looks a lot like a Raley?I'm new to kitesurfing but pretty good at wakeboarding...I think the board movement and the heel dig in with the feet are more or less the same compared to wakeboarding?
I have a different problem when trying to pop, instead of the kite climbing towards zenith I find it very close to the water once I finish the movement what can I do to fix that?
Hi, what is the right timing of sheeting in and out of the bar? When I load I have to sheet in, when I go upwind I have to sheet out and when I jump I have to sheet in again?
Hi Mike, yes to a certain extent. If you stomp on just the back, and don't apply front foot pressure at all during take off, then you enter into a front roll rotation. Also the more rockered the board the more front foot pressure, and the less rockered the more back foot pressure.
You mentioned riding downwind first, doesn't this force the kite deeper in the wind window giving you more horizontal pull? I understand riding downwind first is important when you start to unhook, but why for a hooked in load and pop? Shouldn't the goal be to keep the kite in the edge of the window for more upward pull (by maintaining upwind line tension)
Hello. Heading downwind a little helps build speed (not much, maybe 10 degrees downwind only - if you head too much downwind you will loose tension in the line). As well as building speed, heading downwind a little means that you are able to make a big carve upwind as you pop. This big carve helps turn your body away from the kite, and increase line tension. If you were still riding upwind before the pop, then it's very difficult to carve away from the kite. You can build speed by riding crosswind, and then pop (so you don't have to go downwind) - but you have to be able to turn more sharply for this to work.
It's a good building block for the raley. For a raley, however, you make much more effort to swing your legs behind you as soon as you launch. The reason you swing your legs back on take off, is so your body naturally starts to swing forwards as you land, helping to give slack in your lines.
If I may, I'd like to add that raley is more an horizontal pull, kite low and pop hard, so that the movement of swinging legs behind is helped by the horizontal difference of pull (i.e. your body goes, your legs stay, so you assume an horizontal stance). When the pop is intended for jumping, your body and legs move together at 45° and you remain in a vertical stance. Basically the difference might be in the position of your kite, and the stance you want to have after jumping. IMHO raley is for unhooked, really
It's s toeside back roll not a bell air. A bel air is s heelside carve where you trip flip your edge change that sends you into the backflip.. here the rider Ollies over...pauses...then throws it. Toeside back roll.
The German translation for "pop" is not "knallen"! In street language the german "pop" and "knallen" both are synomyms for "sexual intercourse"! You surely did not mean that but "abspringen" [verb for popping out of the water] or "Absprung" [resp. subject] ;-)
That's very much possible, since I am enjoying studying your splendid tutorials! Very helpful to visualize the mkves and tricks! Thank you so much for the really good work you put into it!
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Your videos are so well constructed. The explanations are crystal clear. The footage are super high quality. Congratulations and please keep posting such amazing videos!
Definitely the BEST videos...
Clear video, Good explanations with blending in the bar.. and very important filming the Kite AND the Kiter itself.
Most other tutorial videos are too fast, no SloMo, only filming the Kiter..
Really the best Videos :)
Agree, channel has set the bar for years now.
You taught me to jump !. Yesterday, was my first ones !!!!. They felt amazing !!!!!. Thanks!!!!!!
Beautiful partner !!!!.
Regards !!!! Pablo.
Really Amazing Tutorials! Im lerning so much faster because of them! Thank You for all the effort You put in!
Very well documented and detailed, I may have done a regular pop during my latest session thanks to this video ! It was ridiculous height about a few cm but the first time in my life with the board entirely outside of the water :-)...
Another great video. Also your voice over audio is always perfect
Great video! Started kiteboarding last December and started to work on jumps with in the last few months in the state of Maine. Need to dile into the pop more because some of my jumps I would get up in the air then the kite would front stall after it flew over my head, the lines would go slack and my kite would roll forward inside my lines. I had to do a self-rescue's on those occasions and fix the mess back on the beach. People say the front stall a result of not enough pop with the jump......Thanks for this great load and pop video!
Clear and concise instructions on the progression to jumping.
Thankyou Theo.
Another excellent tutorial video! Thanks 🙏
Oh ! Man!!!. I could marry that lovely teacher!!!!!. She is BEAUTIFUL!!!!!.
Ah!. And , by the way. Seriously. Thank you for all your help with your tuttorials!!!!. Great !. Pablo
the best kite videos, now to the beach ;)
Superb tutorial as always!
Laurie Robinson thankyou.
Awesome, like always! I missed those videos!
Great job, thanks for sharing
very clear video, good job!!
Love this channel
nice Vid as usual. U could also talk about the timing of the bar. sheeting in when going down wind, sheeting out when edging and sheet back in to take off. people tend to forget that they also have front lines, I'll try to explain this process in a second "pop" episode on my channel. in french though, I'm a bit lazy to do it in english ;) excellent piece of work anyway ! cheers
1:11 The second element: you can also stomp with your front foot for massive front rolls etc.
Your tutorials are amazing! Thanks! Whzt is the name of the last trick in your video? It looks so cool !
Thanks you very much. I am still waiting for Advanced Water Relaunch Episode 2 video.
Hi Pat, I have all the footage I need for that at last. Filmed it at the same time as this video, at the Breede river in South Africa.
It looks a lot like a Raley?I'm new to kitesurfing but pretty good at wakeboarding...I think the board movement and the heel dig in with the feet are more or less the same compared to wakeboarding?
My instructors told me not to pull the bar(leave it somewhere in the middle) during pop, Do you guys pull even though you still keep it around 10:30?
Really clear and helpful, great video! Where was this shot?
Thanks Daniel. We mostly filmed this at the Breede river in South Africa.
I have a different problem when trying to pop, instead of the kite climbing towards zenith I find it very close to the water once I finish the movement what can I do to fix that?
Whoohoo pop it away baby 🤙🏻
nice looking spot :)
Nik Ganderton that's the Breede river in SA wizard.
Hi, what is the right timing of sheeting in and out of the bar?
When I load I have to sheet in, when I go upwind I have to sheet out and when I jump I have to sheet in again?
Excellent
"Stomp on a board, especially with back leg" - so we stomp with both, not just a back one?
Hi Mike, yes to a certain extent. If you stomp on just the back, and don't apply front foot pressure at all during take off, then you enter into a front roll rotation. Also the more rockered the board the more front foot pressure, and the less rockered the more back foot pressure.
finally! thank you!
Thank a lot
You mentioned riding downwind first, doesn't this force the kite deeper in the wind window giving you more horizontal pull? I understand riding downwind first is important when you start to unhook, but why for a hooked in load and pop? Shouldn't the goal be to keep the kite in the edge of the window for more upward pull (by maintaining upwind line tension)
Hello. Heading downwind a little helps build speed (not much, maybe 10 degrees downwind only - if you head too much downwind you will loose tension in the line). As well as building speed, heading downwind a little means that you are able to make a big carve upwind as you pop. This big carve helps turn your body away from the kite, and increase line tension. If you were still riding upwind before the pop, then it's very difficult to carve away from the kite. You can build speed by riding crosswind, and then pop (so you don't have to go downwind) - but you have to be able to turn more sharply for this to work.
What is the difference between this and hooked raley?
It's a good building block for the raley. For a raley, however, you make much more effort to swing your legs behind you as soon as you launch. The reason you swing your legs back on take off, is so your body naturally starts to swing forwards as you land, helping to give slack in your lines.
Kite-Surf-College Tutorials and Tricks yeah, that's what I thought. Great channel, thanks!
If I may, I'd like to add that raley is more an horizontal pull, kite low and pop hard, so that the movement of swinging legs behind is helped by the horizontal difference of pull (i.e. your body goes, your legs stay, so you assume an horizontal stance). When the pop is intended for jumping, your body and legs move together at 45° and you remain in a vertical stance. Basically the difference might be in the position of your kite, and the stance you want to have after jumping. IMHO raley is for unhooked, really
That bootie 😁
kapitancieno what bootie? 😁
N1!!!
But I have to ask if you Can you translate all your video in Italian languages???
Thanks. I'm working on translating the most important videos. I have a German and Spanish translator, but not an Italian translator yet.
There are some video translation websites you could try, votch.tv is one and there are others you can try
Where was this filmed?
Hello Edmond. Mostly at the Breede River in South Africa.
@@kitesurfcollegethanks !
Everything easy, until you have to do it in open water with waves and a lot of school kiters haha
ye, this is harder than it looks.. im in the atlantic most times, so we have some waves.. its difficult.
what is name trick 4:06 ?
bel air, there is a lot of wakeboarding tutorials of it
It's s toeside back roll not a bell air. A bel air is s heelside carve where you trip flip your edge change that sends you into the backflip.. here the rider Ollies over...pauses...then throws it. Toeside back roll.
show off :)
The German translation for "pop" is not "knallen"! In street language the german "pop" and "knallen" both are synomyms for "sexual intercourse"! You surely did not mean that but "abspringen" [verb for popping out of the water] or "Absprung" [resp. subject] ;-)
Wie man abspringt, ...
Hello Pitter, that's funny. Actually there is no German translation for my videos. You are probably looking at the automatic Google translate.
That's very much possible, since I am enjoying studying your splendid tutorials! Very helpful to visualize the mkves and tricks! Thank you so much for the really good work you put into it!
Sendi g lots of love from Germany to you and you family!
Thankyou very much, and I'm glad the tutorials are helpful.
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