Complete beginner kitesurfing course | instructions 

Appreciate it! Sori for Lithuania language on ending, I didn’t try to make worldwide video I tod I’m filming for friends

sorri about Lithuanian language in the end or video.

The reason the kite was flying the way it did is because they're on short lines, probably between 8 to 15m lines, this is a much better way to learn with a big board, the kite is much more responsive and much easier to relaunch after crashing, with very little lag in controlling the kite you'll quickly learn the technique needed to waterstart instead of struggling with long lines. I think most schools now are adopting this as it's proven to be successful. I highly recommend this method haven't tried it myself over normal long lines. It's so much easier.

Im so sorri, i dont speak english. main charecter here is instructor

Yes bro Im exactcly at the same spot with my caravan, living wild and free. My chanel is about detailing becouse thats What Im doing for living. Creating content about cars. I drop this video just for fun here. Thanks

oh what do you mean by theory? any recommendations?

@@aliyaemarley5215 at least the wind window theory

If you start kite surfing I recommend you disregard this video! 1) this is offshore wind very clearly which is a no no for kitesurfing 2) this is not the way to teach a beginner to handle the bar - way too aggressive and the main reason why the kite crashes 3) going on the board and he doesn’t even know how to body drag yet 4) standing several times in the wind window also a no no Take a good IKO course which will help you learn to kitesurf and not this 1 hour “Think I can surf now” BS Ben surfing myself more than 15 years and if you would go surfing on your own after this believe me you could be in big big trouble - also to others I normally don’t post but feel I have to in this case

what would be the major differences in your opinion?

Well for one the terminology, the arms of the kite are called struts not ribs, foil kites have ribs. Also, not all kites have the black side of the bar to the right, and needs pointing out the bar is actually attached upside down, because it's in a downwing position to the kite. The secondary release is "pushed" away not pulled, this is confusing to hear. Years ago 2nd releases were in fact pull to release and thankfully seen as dangerous as its very difficult and almost impossible to pull something towards you to release it rather than push away, feels counter intuitive. Years ago the lines would be attached upwind to the kite, then you'd have to feed the lines underneath and it would be a real faff. Then as development of BOW kites progressed it became a downwind affair, id always put my lines on downwind, as early as 2000. Needs a more thorough walk through of the safety and theory of the depower (angle of attack) and both safety releases way before he ever launched the kite. The student needs to see what happens when you punch out the chicken loop and why you'd do that, what situations. The time the kite dives to 9 and there's a couple of people stood there isn't too cool, all beaches the general public has right of way never a kitesurfer. I think I'm in the wrong job😂

I apologize for that. I’m not believe that people from different countries would be able to access this video. I initially thought I was only filming it for my friends. However, I decided to share it with all of you. I hope a few words in my wonderful language did not cause any discomfort.