hello toby. yes that will be great to open a kids club. these are more pictures. thank you guys very much for the support. kids if you need any help on how to do a trick please email me at cameronmaramenides@yahoo.com.
thank you
also i would like to learn more unhooked tricks but my dad does not want me to because my bones are not grown all the way. is that true??? any doctors out there?
I'm no doctor, but I can't imagine kiteboarding is nearly as dangerous when it comes to broken bones as skateboarding. When it comes right down to it, I think water is softer than concrete, so I would give you the green light, but you listen to your dad. He has your best interest in mind.
Flight Time wrote:I'm no doctor, but I can't imagine kiteboarding is nearly as dangerous when it comes to broken bones as skateboarding. When it comes right down to it, I think water is softer than concrete, so I would give you the green light, but you listen to your dad. He has your best interest in mind.
I don't think the concern is about impacting and breaking bones. It's more of an issue with developing joints not being able to handle the strain.
There's a big debate on whether or not little league players should be allowed to throw curve balls. They can do it, but all that torque and strain on the kid's joints which aren't fully developed yet leads to long term injury.
Cameron, you've got plenty of years of kiting ahead of you. It's better to wait a few years now instead of risking joint problems your whole life because you just had to land that handlepass before your 11th birthday.
BTW, what is that green contraption you are riding in above? Is that a transmission on wheels powered by a lawnmower engine towing a wagon???
thank you for all the info guys. yea this is why my dad does not want me to do unhook moves right now. i was doing few of them but he told me not to.
The Captain can you have your kid get on the post and put pictures. toby than you for the post will check it out. hello bob when am i going to see you again in Hatteras?
