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How dangerous is kitesurfing?
How long does it take to learn to Kitesurf?
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Which gear do you need for Kitesurfing?
Kites
Which Kite should i choose?
The right kite size
Kitesurfing kite size chart and size calculator
What is the price of kite gear
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How do i choose a kiteboard
Kiteboots or kitepads?
The hydrofoil and foil boards
Bar
Which kite bar do i need for kitesurfing?
Wetsuits
Wetsuit for surfing
What thickness of wetsuit do i need
Harness
Kitesurfing harness
Tricks
How to do a Bodydrag
Waterstart for kitesurfing
Powered Backroll
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S-bend
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How to do a S-bend
Do you feel comfortable with the railey and some unhooked frontrolls? Then it is time to take it to the next level and try out the S-bend!
make sure you have a comfortable riding speed
put your kite in 45-50 degrees
go a little bit down wind
unhook and edge your board back upwind
load your board and pop off the water when the pull moment is at his strongest moment.
bring your legs high up backwards above your head
right at this point it is time to start your front rotation when your body is horizontal extended
Start your rotation by looking over your back shoulder and bring your complete body into the rotation
stop your rotation while bringing your legs back under your body
push your bar back down towards your chest.
let your legs fall down and bring your board under your body again
make yourself ready for impact and land a little bit downwindÂ
edge back upwind and improve all these step every time you make a S-Bend!