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Learning from the BEST in 40 knots! // Kiteboarding SA Masterclass 

Steven Akkersdijk
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The Big Air Kite League in Capetown was a mental competition where everyone went massive!
I filmed the riders to analyze their performance and see what we can learn from their take off, landing and crashes. Enjoy the video and don't be shy to leave a comment!
00:44 Take off
02:19 Landings
08:24 Rotations
09:52 Crashes
12:20 Double loops
Riders: Angely Bouillot, Francesca Maini, Cohan van Dijk, Giel Vlugt, Jason van der Spuy, Evan Klein and Jeremy Burlando
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Комментарии : 99   
@carptackula7536
@carptackula7536 7 месяцев назад
More content like this! ❤
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk 7 месяцев назад
I'll see what I can do for you!
@joshvanstee-theTood
@joshvanstee-theTood Год назад
Nice breakdown of tricks Steven…very helpful
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Glad it was helpful!
@Gielvlugt
@Gielvlugt Год назад
Legend!
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
You are the legend here 😉
@AdrianKerr
@AdrianKerr Год назад
Great video mate!!!
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Thanks Adrian! Glad you like it 🤙
@turntup4906
@turntup4906 Год назад
Sick video bro!!!!! Jew them comming. Learned allot from the heli loop clips. Going to play with that more
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Happy that it was useful to you! keep on shredding 🤙
@user-rz3jc1ji9q
@user-rz3jc1ji9q 14 дней назад
Very nicely explained video
@lyonmcleod6070
@lyonmcleod6070 Год назад
Awesome, really enjoyed this one. Thank you!!
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
My pleasure!
@BenjaminLovelady
@BenjaminLovelady Год назад
Rotations mid-air are mostly a matter of angular momentum. If you want a visual representation, look up "Slow Motion Flipping Cat" but the explanation is: You start with a large moment of inertia, react against that, and then reduce your moment of inertia to spin quickly, increasing it again when you are done with the rotation. We do have a stable force vector from the kite, and we can contort our body so that it provides a torque around our rotation axis, but you don't need it, and even if you rely on it, you need to manage angular momentum to place yourself in the right orientation for the line tension to spin you.
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Been a while since I last followed a physics class, but I think I understand what you mean 😉 Interesting to read the physics behind it and compare it to the real world. The easiest rotations is for sure the one where you initiate it on the take off, but there is certain rotations that are initiated by the way you steer your kite. Find those very interesting.
@wrkwilli
@wrkwilli Год назад
Immer Top und super Analyse
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Danke!
@willowsurfs
@willowsurfs Год назад
Love the new format!! Definitely enjoyed it a lot 🙌🏼
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Thanks bro! Your commentary in the background was great in this video. 🤙
@alexcelli2545
@alexcelli2545 Год назад
Steven Akkersdijk number one!!!This is a GREAT idea!!!more of these pls!!!
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Glad you're enjoying it!
@Periclesz
@Periclesz Год назад
best videos in the game
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Thank you 🤙
@johnrossmacneill1123
@johnrossmacneill1123 Год назад
This video is perfect and well timed! Thanks for all your efforts Steven
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
My pleasure!
@kitesurfpro-wingfoilpro
@kitesurfpro-wingfoilpro Год назад
Thanks Steven, great video!
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
My pleasure!
@ilkcan17
@ilkcan17 Год назад
Thanks man 🎉 Good quality work
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Thank you too!
@joannemclaughlin2615
@joannemclaughlin2615 Год назад
Steven, Love the analysis. Great perspective.
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@KITEFORUMcom
@KITEFORUMcom Год назад
Great video, thx! But Heliloop is heliloop, not a downloop. Can be forward or backward. Maybe one can say there is a kiteloop (backhand), downloop (front hand), Megaloop (high kiteloop backhand) and Contraloop (high downloop fronthand)
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Thanks Toby, appreciate this comment. I do agree with you in hindsight, guess I'll have to address that mistake in a different video 😅
@KITEFORUMcom
@KITEFORUMcom Год назад
@@stevenakkersdijk please do, I am sure many would appreciate a video like that, since so many things are named differently. Same with tricks, getting very confusing. Looking forward to it 👍🏻
@BenjaminLovelady
@BenjaminLovelady Год назад
I worry that at this point we've lost the battle. For some reason dutch guys like to call them downloops, and with so many of the best riders from the netherlands, it's spread to most of the other pros too... 😂 I do think that how we've defined a kiteloop as backhand is kinda weird, as I think that should be an umbrella term. I also like to differentiate between a "helli-loop" and "landing loop" as a helli-loop gives you vertical lift or slows you down and a landing loop is for maintaining line tension on landing.
@McNether
@McNether Год назад
03:03 following this definiton some "double loops" you see are not actually two kiteloops because the second one is initiated after the apex of the jump. I really like this definition because some people tend to call everything "double loop" where the kite goes around twice. And I also saw in competitions that the rider was letting the kite fly a little towards 12 before pulling the second loop which looks boring compared to a real double loop down in the power zone.
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
There is a big difference in the way that riders pull the double loop. Personally I really enjoy watching Giel his double and S loops as he flows straight in to them. Where other riders let te kite recover before initiating the 2nd part as you mentioned.
@johnravensbergen3324
@johnravensbergen3324 Год назад
Steven, Love the content. Always look forward to your vids
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Glad you like them!
@sberemski
@sberemski Год назад
Would love a tutorial on doing a late rotation on the way down. I have not been able to find one. Thanks for the great vid and footage.
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Once I figured them out I'll probably work on a video. This is some very advanced stuff though
@Roepstek
@Roepstek Год назад
Super nice video, taking it to the next level with reviewing the technical details 👍🏽👍🏽
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Much appreciated!
@OneLaunchKiteboarding
@OneLaunchKiteboarding Год назад
As usual, pretty interesting to watch and listen. A very good way to confront our point of view with yours so as to see if we understand situations the same way. Thanks !
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Glad you liked the video. Was a bit of an experiment to see if it works out, but I do enjoy this format and think we can all still learn a lot from these riders!
@jhaslam2000
@jhaslam2000 Год назад
Good job Steven! I love the analysis.
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Thanks! Much appreciated 🤙
@soulkiteaustralia1773
@soulkiteaustralia1773 Год назад
Nice , thats a great break down , well thought through criteria and great analysis 🤙
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching and commenting 🤙
@tmotten
@tmotten Год назад
Awesome format. Getting the insights is top
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Glad you enjoy it!
@guillaumecalvar3148
@guillaumecalvar3148 Год назад
Very interesting ! Thanks
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Glad you liked it!
@andrebrink8043
@andrebrink8043 Год назад
Brilliant content bro - thank you. I can only pull those tricks in my dreams / nightmares 🙂. I like the analysis and can apply to just a standard jump. Thank you!
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
That's great to hear. I was hoping that people could apply this to their riding as well, so it's nice to have that confirmed.
@kitingholger9826
@kitingholger9826 Год назад
Well done Steven - so much to learn from - just need to get back on the water sometime soon🌊☀️😊
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
There is only so much that you can learn from watching videos. At some point you need to apply it to your riding. Hope you get out on the water soon!
@Baptiste_L
@Baptiste_L Год назад
Great video ! More of Angely, especially when she laughs 😃
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
🤙
@Elbarrito
@Elbarrito Год назад
I like this kind of explaining videos. Your way of explaining the technical background including aerodynamics is great. Keep up the great work. Respect to your ground spiral 😉 I do paragliding for more than 20 years, do SAT etc., but never dare the death spiral.
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Thanks Martin! Glad you're enjoying the videos. I'm super stoked with the ground spiral, applied the same techniques as I do with learning a new kite trick. Break it down in small steps and start adding them together. It's still a big commitment though 🙈
@carlitosboss
@carlitosboss Год назад
The best!
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Those riders sure are 🤙
@carlitosboss
@carlitosboss Год назад
@@stevenakkersdijk the lesson as well 👌
@cinzoghafri9146
@cinzoghafri9146 Год назад
Amazing knowledge and videography bruuuu 🔥🔥🔥
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Thank you 🙌
@MrViolity
@MrViolity Год назад
Cool video, Steven! Could you maybe explain how to do a backroll/frontroll when already having a decent hight. Basically is it possible to do a 'late" roll without a kiteloop in the air?
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Hey Thoma, it is possible but not really easy. The loop gives you energy to initiate a late rotation, without the loop you would have to steer your kite quite hard to the other side.
@michellenesigurdson7081
@michellenesigurdson7081 Год назад
Per usual, I thoroughly enjoyed this video. You're an excellent communicator!
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Yay! Thank you!
@michellenesigurdson7081
@michellenesigurdson7081 Год назад
@@stevenakkersdijk Thank you!
@miguelrothes7
@miguelrothes7 Год назад
The type of content everyone is waiting for 👀
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
I hope you're right! There is some good feedback though, so I think this will be repeated
@miguelrothes7
@miguelrothes7 Год назад
@@stevenakkersdijk keep them coming! Learning with the pros is probably the best way, and great analysis of the videos!
@TheSmokingace
@TheSmokingace Год назад
I LIKE IT ;)
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Awesome! Glad to hear that
@JeanPaulRais
@JeanPaulRais Год назад
great content as usual, they make it looks so easy though....during a jump, do you look more at your kite or downwind? the timing on the heli loops is more out of feeling of the kite or because you watch its position? when I jump over 8-9 meters I totally lose track of the kite cause I freak out watching down XD - thank you
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Most of the higher level riders will not watch their kite because it's more important to know where you are going and they feel what the kite is doing. This is a skill that develops over time and many hours on the water. I would suggest that you try and feel the kite, but look up for very shorts moments to know which direction its headed and to make corrections.
@christophhering8204
@christophhering8204 Год назад
Danke
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Bitte 🤙
@javiguerrero22
@javiguerrero22 4 месяца назад
Sent jump ONE footer tips please!
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk 4 месяца назад
I'll add it to the list 🤙
@Danieldaniel-gz8fe
@Danieldaniel-gz8fe Год назад
Thanks for your video! I would like that you make a video specific about the heliloops for jumps without kiteloop. In my case, when I jump more than 10 meters but less than 15, i feel that i need it. But I like to land in the same direccion and same foot beheind as jumping. So, I have the feeling that pulling the front hand heliloop is not good idea. Sometimes and step by step, I try to move first the kite to the other side of the jump and then the heliloop with the back hand. Problem? Scares me a bit the feeling of moving foward the kite ajajajaajaj specially if I think that I will not have enough time for a soft landing. Probably with experience and good advices can I progress. I hope I have explained good my feelings. And could be great to recive your advice. Thanks!!
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Hey Daniel, it's for sure a video that I would like to work on. It's true what you're saying that helilooping with the front hand makes it harder to land in the same direction with the board as you took off. Sending the kite forward and to the opposite side is your best option, ill include that in the heli loop video 🤙
@Andreas_K_
@Andreas_K_ Год назад
Teach us late backroll kiteloop please
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
It's on the list, but on a low priority as it's not a trick that most people want to try 😅
@mikoajsitarz603
@mikoajsitarz603 Год назад
Isn't it Luca at 6:30? Just want to be sure ✌
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Pretty sure that it's Cohan as this was filmed during the final. If I'm correct Luca rides with a helmet and Cohan does not.
@truthhurts3896
@truthhurts3896 Год назад
Should you let out the bar abit when helilooping when I do it I get a loud whooshing sound not sure if it helps or makes it worse
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
All depends on your trim. If your kite is on the edge of stalling with bar down, it definitely helps to let the bar out a little when doing the downloop.
@olegta4581
@olegta4581 Год назад
красава
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Thank you 🤙
@juliusznowakowicz9382
@juliusznowakowicz9382 Год назад
Great knowledge sharing like always. Your name is missing in "iksurfmag best vlogger of 2022" but you have my vote anyway
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Much appreciated 🤙 Think I'll have to write them a message to change that 😉
@OneLaunchKiteboarding
@OneLaunchKiteboarding Год назад
definitely !
@davidallessie893
@davidallessie893 Год назад
Welcome to the roast of Cohan
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Don't really think I'm roasting Cohan here. He has put down an incredible performance and definitely deserved that first place! But... he often had hard landings with a lot of speed which require an immense amount of skill and commitment. These were caused by some steering movements that could have been adjusted for softer landings, of course it's super hard to execute these tricks without any mistake, especially because they have a very high degree of difficulty. Anyways, not trying to roast anyone here. Just giving examples of situations where the watchers hopefully can learn from.
@davidallessie893
@davidallessie893 Год назад
@@stevenakkersdijk Awesome that you respond! Haha was just a bit of a joke - but agree with you from a technical perspective. Even with a lot of improvement potential he is already so good - looking forward to seeing him grow!
@stevenakkersdijk
@stevenakkersdijk Год назад
Oh yes! His riding is amazing to watch!
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