This tutorial explains the duck tack transition in detail. This guide looks at the board control and kite control, as well as mistakes that could easily spoil your duck tack. This video is part of the Kitesurf College strapless & directional tutorial series. Board: Pro Whip light weight strapless board https://www.duotonesports.com/kiteboa...

Here are some useful tips to how-to do a Backroll kitesurfing by Ruben Lenten. Thank you for checking out my YouTube channel, I hope that you enjoy the content and that my how-to videos will help you reach that next level. Ride hard and fly high.

There is no doubt about it, kite foiling is up and coming as one of the most efficient sports on the water. It is awesome for those light wind days to get your water time and is incredibly fun to do. A new challenge to learn without risking your body too much. It allows you to glide over the water, go on long distance kite missions and explore new places. That said, Kite Foil isnt as easy as it looks. Foil Kiting can be extemely frustrating to learn as it is very different from kiteboarding and other board sports. Here are my top five tips to learn to foil kite and some things that helped me to learn.

When riding strapless on a surfboard, the position of your feet is vital but there is more to consider than most people may first imagine. Though the lack of straps leaves us susceptible to suddenly losing our balance and board, it also allows us the flexibility to position our feet in the optimal position for the task at hand. This video will explain the fundamentals of where to place your feet and the underlying reasons why different positions are important for different aspects of riding a kite surfboard. If you'd like to find more help with learning to ride a kite surfboard please check out our Progression Riding & Control Collection which contains videos covering: - Waterstarts & step-on beachstarts, - Stance, control and speed - Getting out over waves These are part of the Kitesurfing Volume 1 Collection which will take you to all forms of carving turns on flatter before you start riding waves with frontside and backside turns.