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July 3, 2018 By IO

Kiteboarding lesson in Lagoon City Ontario

Lenka from Kiteloft Kite Repair Service came to visit at ukiteboard.com Das KiteHaus for some refresher lessons
It was a light wind condition with about 10 to 12 knots coming from the north west.
Lenka used her 11 meter 2017 F1 kite and a large 165cm board made for light wind conditions.
We went thru the entire procedure of explaining the wind and the wind window, kite safety and her kite’s safety control system, setting up her kite, flying and steering the kite, body dragging, powers strokes and eventually water starts with Lenka.
A real problem I noticed with Lenka (I think she did a lot of self learning) was the way she was holding the bar (hands to far apart) This cause over steering the kite. Also taking one hand of the bar and not moving the other hand right away to the centre of the control bar causes flying the kite with lots of speed to one side of the wind window or to the other.
The recommendation: Either keep both hands on the bar (even in a crash, with both hands on the bar it is easier to keep the kite under control) or best to take both hands off. The kite then will de-power and just fall in the water. One hand on the bar will cause the kite to accelerate and fly fast towards the water and will crash hard. A LE explosion or serious damage to your kite’s canopy could be the result.
Also she had done some water starts b4 … A typical problems for newer students is when the get on the board the will lean away from the kite and cause too much drag (I call it the dolphin look) to actually get going. The front of the board comes up high and the rear of the board is deep in the water. Dolphin head is up above the water and the tail is in the water…u know…lol
We do not lean away nor towards the kite rather we have to lean away from our board… sideways to riding direction. Shoulders back, front foot is slightly straight back foot is slightly bent. Our harness hook is the closest to the kite on us while riding. Most board pressure comes from our heels. Most of the pressure on the board comes from our rear foot heel. I would say about 60% rear and 40% front heel. Curling up your tows always helps creating heel pressure on the board and allows us to go sideways rather then skipping downwind or get pulled downwind by the kite.
Another serious problem newer rider encounter is that the power stroke is not deep enough to the water. When a new rider will try a water start they want to get on the board every time the try a water start. Make sure your body board and kite are always aligned with each other. Body,Board,Kite Also very important to understand your kiting direction.Do not attempt a water start unless you are sure you are in the correct riding direction. Crosswind…
You know the drill. With less experience we need to learn how to gage the power of the wind. Start with a smaller power stroke Lets say from 12 to 2 riding to the right or from 12 to 10 to the left and if you don’t get on the board increase to 2:30 or 9:30. Very important to through your head and shoulders forward (towards your control bar) at the moment the kite fly’s towards the water on a power stroke By doing this we bring our board under our body and start planing easier. Keep knees bent. Point the front of the board slightly downwind for easier planing and not to get pulled over the board by the kite. After the board is on a plane point the board crosswind and eventually up wind. Depending how much wind we have at the time will determine how many power stroke we have to do before we start planning. After we start riding we keep our kite 45 degrees in front of us. It is called steady pull. At this time you can stop flying the kite and keep the kite at a spot of the wind window. To the right this is 1:30 and to the left 10:30 in our wind window. To control the speed: reduce speed by flying the kite higher in the wind window to increase speed fly the kite lower in the wind window. Also by pointing our kite board upwind will decrease speed pointing the board down wind will increase the riding speed. Sheeting in our out our control bar will also help to control riding speed. While riding, letting our front hand go allows a rider to point his or her shoulders and hips more upwind and will increase upwind riding ability.

Filed Under: Kiteboarding Lessons

July 1, 2017 By IO

kiteboarding lesson in Salvo day use park

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what agreat. check out the pictures.

Filed Under: Kiteboarding Lessons

February 6, 2017 By IO

Bourne to be wild

65-year-old Ian Bourne has been kitesurfing for 20 years, pictured down at Pallarenda. Picture: Alix Sweeney

Townsville resident Ian Bourne continues to kiteboard at 65 after 20 years of enjoying the sport

CHRISTIE ANDERSON, Townsville Bulletin   February 6, 2017 9:00am

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OONOONBA resident Ian Bourne may be old enough to hold a seniors card but that doesn’t stop him getting sky-high while kiteboarding.

The 65-year-old said age had not stopped him continuing the hobby he loves and he has been kiteboarding in Townsville waters for 20 years.

Mr Bourne who started kiteboarding in 1997 said the sport helps him to stay fit and active.

“I used to wind surf and it’s just a hobby I really enjoy,” he said. “I think if I survive I’ll still be doing it when I’m 80. I also walk up Castle Hill twice a week.”

Mr Bourne said he had heard of people in their seventies still taking part in the sport.

Despite being twice the age of most of the kite boarders hitting the water in Townsville he said no one had ever commented on his age or asked how old he was while taking part in the extreme sport.

Mr Bourne works from home making fishing nets and has had to have operations on his hands but that hasn’t stopped him hitting the water.

“It’s not hard on your hands at all,” he said.

Mr Bourne went out on the water on Sunday and took advantage of prime conditions to hurtle himself metres in the air.

He said he had been able to continue kiteboarding because the sport wasn’t tough on his joints and he often got up to 6m of air.

“A lot of weight is taken off you by the harness and the modern kites are a lot safer than they used to be,” he said.

“On Sunday the wind was perfect and the water level was perfect so it was easy to do jumps.”

Kite boarding uses a kite which is controlled by the board rider to be propelled across the water.

Pallarenda has become popular with kiteboarders while further south kiteboarders like to try out their skills at Cungulla.

OONOONBA resident Ian Bourne may be old enough to hold a seniors card but that doesn’t stop him getting sky-high while kiteboarding.

Source: Bourne to be wild

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January 27, 2017 By IO

A bad day on the beach in Cuba is a Great day!

 Great day with the guys on the beach!

Keiron is wearing his SPF 356 so he’s safe from the sun…
and actually makes him more aerodynamic!

Here are some of the highlight of the trip that ukiteboard took in November 2017 to Cayo Guillermo

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January 26, 2017 By IO

Road Trip to Presqu’ile Provincial Park

Saturday morning we packed all the kiteboarding gear and camping supplies in our Prowler Lynx camping trailer and headed to Presqu’ile Provincial Park.

Best wind direction:
West wind (direct on shore), South, South West, North West (but can be gusty)

Weather Forecasts:
iKitesurf: Trenton
Local Kite Spots:  Presqu’ile Provincial Park

Presqu’ile Provincial Park is located just south of Brighton Ontario (past Colbourne) on shores of Lake Ontario only about 1-1/2 hours East of Toronto…and well worth the drive! The park is beautiful, well maintained and the campsites are nothing less than spectacular. We lucked out and got an amazing site with a view of the lake — usually we’d have to reserve such a coveted site! It was equipped with hydro and a nice fire pit but water hookup and sewer were not available at this particular camp site.

The campsites are only about a 5 minute drive to Beach 1 which is the designated kiting spot in the park. Lots parking and just a short walk to the beach makes this kiteboarding spot easy to access. A wide beach welcomes you to this picturesque kite spot. Beach goers and kiters are well separated by signs and markers in the water.

The view from the beach is spectacular. There’s lots of space to set up your kite and picnic tables to put your gear on so it doesn’t have to be on the wet sand. Easy launch on this wide open beach area and there is usually someone else there who can help you. Drift launch is also a good option.

Great wide open area in the water to kite in and space for a lot of kiters. It can get crowded on weekends like most of the kite spots when it is windy. The water is clean and pretty clear and shallow for a short distance and then gets deep pretty fast.  When you get out further you’ll encounter lots of shallow areas close to the two islands you see from shore. 

There are restrictions concerning these islands because of birds nesting in these areas so we are not supposed to get too close. A flyer of all rules and restriction is available on the park entrance gate or from a park staff member. Also a box with flyers for rules of kiting on this beach is also available mounted on a post just before you walk to the narrow path to the beach.

Beach Schlepper
Beach Schlepper

One of the kiters we met had a really cool  way to make schlepping his gear onto the beach more convenient. We’re going to use some of his ideas and build a cart too – we’ll call it the “Easy Beach Schlepper“. What a great idea!

Lots of beach goers just south of the kite area so, as usual, please respect everyone else sharing the beach and water and do not kite in the areas marked for swimmers only.

As always, I suggest you talk to local riders to find out about kiting on this beach, forecasts and safety rules… or of course, give me a call or text 416-720-3181

Happy kiting and be safe!
Gerhard

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January 26, 2017 By IO

ukiteboard Trip to Cayo Santa Maria Cuba Nov 21 to 28, 2015

We’re travelling to CUBA’s latest and greatest kiteboarding spot: Cayo Santa Maria on November 21st

Anyone can join! Don’t miss this chance to learn how to kiteboard in the shortest time possible, or refine your already great kiteboarding skills… or just come with us to party and kiteboard. We’ll organize some great downwinders! 

All you will do for one week is: EAT-SLEEP-PARTY- KITEBOARD!!!!!

Gerhard and Irene from ukiteboard have booked a room at the brand new resort VALENTIN PERLA BLANCA PARAISO located on the North side of the island very close to Cayo Coco/Cayo Guillermo which is a great kiteboarding destination…but now the better spot is in Cayo Santa Maria. The hotel we have selected is located on a tip of the island where it’s really windy and you can ride on either side of the beach and can take advantage of most wind directions.

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Lessons available at a reduced price if you book in advance.  Book a lesson package with Gerhard from ukiteboard school + coaching. We provide all equipment for the lesson. All you need to bring is a bathing suit, wetsuit and booties. Equipment rental for your private sessions is also available upon request. If you have your own gear, pack it in a golf bag and you shouldn’t be charged for an extra bag, or there may be a nominal fee.

Book online at sunwing.ca or call Vanessa at Sunwing 416-620-5999 Ext 8223 and tell her you are travelling with Gerhard and ukiteboard and she’ll know what you’re talking about!

Packages start at about $1095 including taxes
Cost of package

As of today (Oct 1) there are more than 12 seats on the Saturday November 21st flight that we’ll be on – and there are more available on November 20th and on the 22nd if the Saturday departure doesn’t work for you.

We recommend that you get the “Privilege Package” since you will be in the section of the hotel AND there are a lot more perks:

Privilege Package inclusions:
• Welcome drink
• Private check-in and late check-out (subject to availability)
• Distinctive wrist band
• Concierge services
• Luxury amenities
• Special discount on massage
• Fruit basket upon arrival & “petits fours” once per stay
• Beach towels in room
• Romantic dinner including lobster: once per week
• 4 A la carte dinner per week: reservations guaranteed and made by concierge
• Exclusive access to “Privilege Lounge” (07:00 am – 11:00 pm)
• Reserved area at the “Ranchon Playa”
• Reserved beach area with personalized service

The exact flights and times we have booked:

Sunwing Airlines 304 → Toronto to Santa Clara on 21 Nov 2015

Gateway: Toronto
Destination: Santa Clara
Departure Date: 21 Nov 2015
Departure Time: 6:15 AM
Arrival Time: 9:55 AM

Sunwing Airlines 301 → Santa Clara to Toronto on 28 Nov 2015
Gateway: Santa Clara
Destination: Toronto
Departure Date: 28 Nov 2015
Departure Time: 10:25 PM
Arrival Time: 1:59 AM

Let us know if you’re interested in going — or if you’ve actually booked it!

Then confirm with us that you will join our fun group of kiteboard enthusiasts.
Call Gerhard at 416-720-3181 or email info@ukiteboard.com to discuss the details!

See you on the beach…

Gerhard

Filed Under: Past Trips

January 26, 2017 By IO

Kiteboarding Trip to Cape Hatteras/OBX: May 7 to 14, 2016

Learn to kiteboard, improve your skills or just join us as an independent kiteboarder and have fun with fellow enthusiasts.

SOUND FRONT in Salvo! Dock, Kite-In, Kite-Out 5 Bedroom house, 4-1/2 baths with soundfront views and direct access.

This is a spacious Sound-front home which boasts sunsets and sound views galore. Directly on the Pamlico Sound convenient entry via a drive up ramp to the first level makes unloading a breeze and provides convenient handicap accessibility. Check out all the photos of this beautiful spot at the end of this post!

Drone video was taken of Gerhard on last year’s trip. It gives you a good idea of what the area looks like from a bird’s eye – or actually a drone’s view!

ALL INCLUSIVE:
Accommodation, Home-Cooked Meals & Lessons

Beginner Package $1,000 includes 4 hours of lessons
Rider Package $800

Various packages available – talk with Gerhard to make a plan!
Fill out the form below and we’ll contact you to confirm all the details.

What’s included?

  • 4 hours of lessons for “Beginner Package”
  • Home cooked dinners will be prepared for family style eating
  • Free-for-all breakfast, lunch and snacks: Food will be available so you can eat
    what and when you want
  • Bed linens, pillows and bath towels
  • Hot tub and outdoor shower
  • Lockable equipment locker (shared for the house)
  • Kiteboard coaching and supervision
  • Checking out different spots, depending on the wind direction
  • Downwinders on both the sound and ocean side
  • Videos and photos of the trip
  • SUP: Stand-up Paddleboards

What’s NOT included?

  • Transportation. We haven’t arranged for transportation yet so depending on how our guests want to travel, we will rent a van (or 2) or a bus that we will split evenly with each passenger.  Of course, you can make your own way down there in by flying into Norfolk airport and renting your own vehicle, drive your own vehicle or carpool with another guest or 2 or 3… we’ll help to coordinate all this
  • Custom lessons. If you didn’t get the “Beginner Package” and just want a few hours of lessons to improve your style or work on specific skills, we’ll make plan with each person so that you’ll get the most out of your time on the water!
  • Alcohol. Duty-free is a good option even though beer, wine and spirits are a bit cheaper in the US but of course it’s in US dollars 🙁
  • Equipment. We’ll have lots of equipment down there – boards, kites and harnesses – that will be available for rent for a small fee.
  • Beach towels. 

Only a few spots left… Book Today!

For more information and questions, please contact us at gerhard@ukiteboard.com or call him at
416-720-3181

Every year seems to disappear quicker than the last. Don’t let life pass you by!

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January 26, 2017 By IO

A GIRL and her KITEBOARDING dream

 TCPalm logoShe’s 12 years old. She is a ball handler for the 2016 champion All Saints Catholic School Eagles basketball team. She can fish with the best of the boys.

And, she is the youngest female kiteboarder on Jupiter Beach.
She’s Julia McGrath.   Girls can do anything …

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Read this awesome story on TCPalm

Kiteboarding, a traditionally male-dominated sport, lacks young girls because of the perception that it is a dangerous sport, according to professional kiteboarder Melissa Gil.

“Unless you actually know about kitesurfing, a lot of people find it to be out-of-reach, very hard to do, and honestly scary,” she added.

“Yes, the sport requires instruction and it is an extreme sport, but often the perception is a bit skewed. So, it is understandable that for parents that do not do the sport, having their child kitesurfing is a definite ‘no.’ Aside from the danger of it, the sport can be expensive.

“We would love to see more young riders, because they are the future of our sport and the ones that will push the limits even further. I believe as our kitesurfing community grows so will the young riders grow. We are starting to see already a lot more young faces on the beach, and as expected they are the sons and daughters of kiters that have passed down their love of the sport.”

Watching her father and brother 

Julia grew up watching her father and brother kitesurfing every day, and naturally gravitated toward the sport herself.

“I went with my dad every day after school because I wasn’t allowed to stay home alone. I watched them kite every day and I started getting interested in learning” she said.

A tomboy at heart, Julia has never let stereotypes define her. She is quick to say that girls can do anything they want in life if they are wiling to put the time in to learn. Admitting there were days she would tell her father, Jim McGrath, that she didn’t want to kite, she usually changed her mind once she got to the beach.

Bond with Julia grows stronger 

Jim McGrath’s bond with Julia only grows stronger now that she is also kitesurfing.

“As all fathers will say, daughters are special, and my relationship with Julia is indeed special,” he said. “She is just a really neat girl, mature, smart, witty, funny and kind. Many times, her mother (Jennifer) and I were surprised to hear that she had sent a text or message to someone she heard was facing a struggle of some kind in their life. She doesn’t ask if she should do it, she just does it on her own. Its so genuine! I just feel like she really cares and is not afraid to show her feelings and express herself.”

Aside from her interest in kiteboarding, Julia says she really loves fishing! All kinds — but mainly snook and bass, her dad says.

“She has so many close friends, mostly boys like Zach, Jackson, Nick, and Sam. A couple of them are really into fishing and think it’s cool that a ‘girl’ enjoys it and is good at it,” McGrath said.

“She recently asked me to sit down and show her my favorite fishing knots. She also enjoys basketball, skateboarding and softball. I have really enjoyed the last few years especially! She is at a really great age and I love spending time with her, whether it be out in our flats boat or working on her kiteboarding.”

Julia’s dad is not only her friend but her mentor, and she describes him as high-spirited and “… so cool. He’s always happy. I’m so glad I have this dad because I would not be fishing and kiteboarding if it weren’t for him. We have a great relationship,” she said.

Began with the basics

Teaching Julia to kiteboard began with the basics — a trainer kite.

This is a bar with two lines connected to a foil kite, allowing the person to learn the feel of a kite and make adjustments according to wind speed and direction. When Julia was comfortable with the trainer kite, she began practicing body dragging in the water.

“This was pretty cool,” she said, describing the feeling of being in the water with one hand on the bar and one gliding through the water. She practiced diving the kite as it pulled her through the water and continued to do that until she was ready for the board.

Julia is also a surfer and skateboarder, and she said she believes this helped her once she got on the kiteboard. Unlike skateboarding, when you are still but bend your knees, kiteboarding is about foot placement and much more like surfing.

With the encouragement of her father and brother James, she continued to learn how to fly the kite, recalling a time in the beginning when her kite crashed and “they had to swim out and help me back in to shore,” she said.

“James is a great brother for coming out to get me. We can be fighting one minute about silly things like who lost the remote and then laughing about it the next. I know he’s got my back out there, though.”

James, 17, who is a team rider for Cabrinha Kites, is impressed with how Julia is learning the sport and happy to be able to share the same love and passion for the water he has “from kiting, surfing, fishing, wake boarding and diving. It is an indescribable feeling watching your younger sister take off in the water,” James said.

“It truly does bring back many memories from when I was in her shoes, because I was the same age as her when my dad introduced the sport to me. It really brings a smile to my face when I see the same expression on her face as the one I experienced. She is going to be one amazing athlete,” James said.

Her defining moment 

Julia’s defining moment was getting up on the board and staying up.

“It just clicked and everything I had been practicing came together. That was the best day of my life,” she recalled.

“It’s hard to explain the feeling of freedom and flying over the water. And, I am learning a lot about nature being out there. I’m not scared. If you’re comfortable in nature and respect being around large fish and sharks, they won’t interfere with you. I glide right over them and they swim away.”

Practicing on Jupiter Beach allows Julia to be around some of the world’s best kiteboarders like Gil, Damien Leroy and Jon Modica.

“It’s always exciting to see a young girl get hooked into this great sport,” Leroy said of Julia.

“She is a tomboy at heart but truly a princess. Whatever the guys are doing, so is Julia. I had been traveling for a few months and came back to see her riding on a kite. It didn’t take her long. She is a super talent-in-the-making and has the passion to one day spend her life traveling the world and experiencing the most beautiful beaches.

“Kiting has been predominantly known as a male-dominated extreme sport, but things are changing as more women, girls and kids get involved. It’s very safe and a perfect lifestyle for kids. The truth is, the girls and kids draw more people into the sport.”

‘Outdoors is her life’

Julia believes girls can do anything if they fully commit, saying that her mother taught her this.

“She taught me pretty much everything else. She was just like me when she was a kid, and loved sports. I’m sure if she was me she would be kiteboarding, too. We do a lot of activities together, and I just got to take her on a boat ride because I just got my boater’s license.”

Jennifer McGrath proudly says of her daughter, “That fact that she is following her big brother’s footsteps all on her own is so much fun to watch. What I love about Julia the most is that she’s such a tomboy but also a beautiful girl! I love her sense of adventure and the love she has for the outdoors. She rarely watches TV and is not one to play video games.

“The outdoors is her life, and kiteboarding has now become a new-found love. I can’t wait to see how far she will go with it. She’s a natural on the water — fearless! Look out world — here comes ‘Baby Girl of the Super Star World’ (a nickname her dad gave her).

“I just wish I could get her to wear a little pink!”

When asked what’s next for the young athlete, Julia said she wanted to be really healthy.

“Even though I am, I want to stay that way — because if it goes downhill I would regret it,” Julia said.

She works out daily doing crunches, stomach and bicep work and believes in eating well and avoiding junk food.

With girls like Julia entering the sport, Gil stated that she is amazed by what they are accomplishing.

“The level today of women in competition is incredible, and there are so many talented and dedicated women pushing the sport to higher limits,” Gil said.

“I never give up. I am fully committed. That’s how I feel about everything in life,” Julia said.

 

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