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Postby tinge » Tue Nov 10, 2009 10:06 am
Ok what your opinion on when do we go from beginner to intermediate in kiting??
I have been kiting for 3 years now , i can do some spins , rolls and jumps.
I have just started unhoocking on snow..
I know its been a slow progresion , but the wind is unstable here.
But should i consider myself a beginner ??
no big deal , only asking for the hell of it..
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Postby poul » Tue Nov 10, 2009 11:26 am
In the moment you can
Sail with confidence
Holding your ground
Turn without swimming
Lower or raise your kite, passing other kiters
Lauch you kite from water
in non-perfect conditions I will no longer call you a beginner
I call kiters beginners when I have to be aware of their lack of skills sailing close to them. In the moment they are not a potential danger, your have to pay special attention to, they are intermediates...
Regards Poul
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