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Postby dpca10 » Thu May 31, 2007 3:41 pm
Considering it.... good or bad idea?
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Postby alexeyga » Thu May 31, 2007 3:46 pm
Given that most girls have a total physics stupidity, it's a bad idea... Mine wants to ride, but she just doesn't get it... At least last summer I had no success putting her on a board, i'll try being more patient this year, but it breaks my heart seeing her crashing my stuff... oven and over and over...
This being said, girls are always welcomed in kitesurfing community!
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Postby randykato » Thu May 31, 2007 4:23 pm
if you want to keep her, i'd recommend against it. teaching a g/f a sport almost never works out well.
get her some professional lessons while you go and ride. then share the stoke afterwards, massage each other's sore muscles, etc.
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Postby Outer Banks Kiting » Thu May 31, 2007 4:28 pm
Having a girlfriend who rides =great idea!! Teaching her yourself = BAD idea. Get her some qualified lessons. Save your gear, your sanity and your relationship. Qualified experienced instructors have the proper gear for learning and techniques for teaching based on each individual students learning abilities. After she is riding she will be Happy to go on trips and chase the wind with you!! Be prepared - if she LOVES it you may have created a monster. My boyfriend had to pick me up 2x yesterday after ocean downwinders... I had a great time on the 14- wind too light for him!
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Postby alexeyga » Thu May 31, 2007 4:32 pm
randykato wrote:if you want to keep her, i'd recommend against it. teaching a g/f a sport almost never works out well.
get her some professional lessons while you go and ride. then share the stoke afterwards, massage each other's sore muscles, etc.
Considering doing so as well since I get frustrated really fast, but on the other hand, i'm not quite sure I want to keep her...
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Postby Capi » Thu May 31, 2007 4:35 pm
Bad idea
The chances you gonna get pissed of with eachother are HUGE!
Send her to some kiteschool
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Postby Hiero Blend » Thu May 31, 2007 5:20 pm
It will either make or break your relationship....
Lucky for me, my girl is more stubborn then me, now she rips!
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Postby lucie » Thu May 31, 2007 5:24 pm
alexeyga wrote:Given that most girls have a total physics stupidity, it's a bad idea... Mine wants to ride, but she just doesn't get it... At least last summer I had no success putting her on a board, i'll try being more patient this year, but it breaks my heart seeing her crashing my stuff... oven and over and over...
This being said, girls are always welcomed in kitesurfing community!
Good luck!
Hmm. I'm a bit miffed about this. "most girls have a total physics stupidity", eh? Yet we are welcome in the kitesurfing community? How are we going to feel welcome with attitudes like yours floating around? Nothing to do with your ability as a teacher, and everything to do with girls being stupid when it comes to physics eh?
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Postby sramo » Thu May 31, 2007 5:25 pm
I have differerent story -my girlfriend is teaching me
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Postby alexeyga » Thu May 31, 2007 6:04 pm
lucie wrote:
Hmm. I'm a bit miffed about this. "most girls have a total physics stupidity", eh? Yet we are welcome in the kitesurfing community? How are we going to feel welcome with attitudes like yours floating around? Nothing to do with your ability as a teacher, and everything to do with girls being stupid when it comes to physics eh?
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Don't take it personally, i haven't said all the girls are like that... just most...
Or perhaps I just have a bad taste and girls I usually go out with tend to have real troubles grasping basic physics laws... But for some reason they're really good when it comes to using credit cards...
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