instructional dvd's

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im waiting for the spring to come

till i get out there and try my board

 

im just wondering if any of the instructional films are worth getting

if so which one would be best????

or do you just need to get out there and do it?

[keeno]

Hi M8

 

When i was learning my instructor was kind enough to lend me his Boost DVD. I found this to be a useful addition to the learning process. I found that at times it was information overload while on the beach, its nice to be able to go over things in the confort of your own living room.

 

I came from a buggying backround (only 2 months) and found the whole transition to kiteboarding a very slow one, no balance and not really enough kite skills were working against me, and at one point i nearly gave up. But, as many people on here will say, there is a point you cross and it all just clicks.

 

My advice is to get proper lessons from an approved instructor and combine both watching some DVD's and getting out there and doing it.

 

DVD's ive seen and recommend:

 

BOOST 1 & 2 Kitesurfing DVD

AC Extreme Kiteboarding DVD

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thanks

 

ive been looking at boost

do i need to watch 1 before 2

or do they cover the same stuff just newer?

ive been kiteing for 5 years and land boarding for 2

so my kites skills are ok (pretty ok actually)

im used t de-power but will be using foils nt LEI's

[defcom]

i got the complete kiteboarding guide.it got 2 and half hours instruction.

http://www.kitefilm.com/eng/download.asp it seems to cover everything.

[scillonian]

get the fluid edge series from mike smith

from launching to front loops on the first one to double back loop trannies to the big k loops in the second edition.

all you need to know.