waveknave wrote:the jetskiers of the boardsport world.

Unfortunately this quote is 100% correct.

Yes, looks good. But they never do say what kind of video format it uses. The fact that it uses half as much storage space to shoot an hour of video as something like the Pentax Optio W30 does is not a good sign though. The video from that camera is already pretty crappy for anything other than You...

You can do a search for babel fish or other things online that will translate any web page for you.

Excellent vid

Well, we must have something different in kEy West, as we have wind since spetember14th.....in 4 months have 11 unteachable days and i rode my 9 and 8 more than i ever did for those months in years. Ha ha Paul, you don't count :wink: I saw you riding with a tiny three meter Switchblade in 12 knots ...

Skyway Scott wrote:Nice. Man... it looks COLD....

Yeah it does. His jump shot should be called the "Frozen Kitchen Ninja"

(referring to the yellow gloves)

Take the lessons, once you are riding, then buy the gear.

No matter how much you research, you will have a different opinion of what you want by the time you get done with your lessons.

I am obviously not there and don't know the specifics, but what about paying the owner an annual fee of some kind and having a pass to his property, or some kind of twist on that idea. Anyone without the pass.... too bad (?) That way he makes a little money and controls who comes in. We did that in...

Your routine is a good start, but look into some more core exercises.

Kiting is core intensive, the stronger it is, the easier it will be on everything else.

I'm not sure if this thread is really relevant to all places. Right next to where I live there are some truly awesome kitespots, but hey, no matter how much I advertise them, nobody ever ( 'cept for my wife ) has ever kited out there with me. Maybe too many good spots around here and people are too...