The kiteloop is a coveted kitesurfing trick for many kitesurfers where the kiter makes his kite make a round in the air. You can make a kiteloop as extreme as you want. For example, you can do it kitesurfing very easily, so without jumping. But also during turning (kiteloop transition) or during the… Read more Kiteloop tutorial – This is how you learn a kiteloop without injuries
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Kitesurfing rules known? This way you prevent a kite crash
Every kitesurfer who has had kitesurfing lessons should know them. The 8 kitesurfing rules drawn up by the International Kiteboarding Organization (IKO). The 8 IKO rules below all speak for themselves. Whether they are always adhered to is not. Nor whether kite surfers consciously do not comply with them. It may be that a kitesurfer is in his own world or… Read more Kitesurfing rules known? This way you prevent a kite crash
Kitesurfing school overview for lessons in the Netherlands
Kitesurfing lessons are a valuable and, in other words, a necessary investment. First of all, because kite surfing is not something to try. You have to learn it and you do that with kite surfing lessons. In addition, you have a lot of fun as soon as you go on the water with your own kitesurfing equipment. That is why we have put together an overview of kitesurfing schools for you. Read more Kitesurfing school overview for lessons in the Netherlands
Kitesurfing women – Some specific tips
Kitesurfing is an inclusive sport. A 'kitesurfing women's manual' would therefore not be necessary. Or are there perhaps some specific tips for women to take into account? In this blog we explore what kitesurfing entails, why it is so great and how you can start kitesurfing safely and confidently. In addition… Read more Kitesurfing women – Some specific tips
Toeside to heelside bend special: this is how you draw a meter high water curtain
A kitesurfing trick that gives me a wonderful and satisfying turn is a 'toeside to heelside' turn. At speed and deployed very aggressively in the surf or in a wave, it is complete. With a little practice you can pull a meter high water curtain. With even more satisfaction as a result. Especially if you are also treated… Read more Toeside to heelside bend special: this is how you draw a meter high water curtain
Kitesurfing March - This is what awaits you in the Netherlands
In this kitesurf blog kitesurfing March we do not discuss kitesurfing holidays. No, we hope to give you insight into what to expect as a kitesurfer in March in the Netherlands. Would there be another opportunity to go snow kiting, ice kiting and/or ice swing? It could be, but the chances are much smaller… Read more Kitesurfing March - This is what awaits you in the Netherlands
Buy a second-hand kitesurf set. Tips to pay attention to
Buying a second-hand kitesurfing set is quite smart. Not only if you want to work with your buddy after your kitesurfing lesson. But also if you have been kitesurfing for some time and are looking for a complete second-hand kitesurfing set on offer. We have already given you the following tips. First of all, how do you know which… Read more Buy a second-hand kitesurf set. Tips to pay attention to
Kitesurfing at sea? 10 tips for kiting at sea
As soon as kitesurfing on flat water kite surfers goes well, the sea often starts to pull. Kiting on a wild sea is really different than on inland water. However, there are also kitesurfing spots by the sea that are mild. For example, think of Brouwersdam and Oostvoorne. But other kitesurfing locations by the sea sometimes have beautiful… Read more Kitesurfing at sea? 10 tips for kiting at sea
Kitesurfing February: this awaits you
In this kitesurfing blog kitesurfing February we do not discuss kitesurfing holidays. No, we hope to give you insight into what awaits you if you continue 'kite sports' in the Netherlands. We mention a few options in addition to kitesurfing itself: snow kiting, ice kiting and ice swinging. The forecast for freezing cold or snow for the next 14 days is small but cold... Read more Kitesurfing February: this awaits you
Drying kitesurf equipment in wet weather and lack of space
Drying kitesurfing equipment is a must because storing it wet is out of the question. For example, kitesurfing again with an unrinsed (wet) wetsuit is uncomfortable and unhygienic in the long term. Storing a wet kite causes mold. The 'weather' comes in. You can extend the life of your kite and kitesurfing equipment if you rinse and dry it.… Read more Drying kitesurf equipment in wet weather and lack of space
