Kitesoul Magazine #12 English Edition
In this issue: Pre-event Triple S, IKA Kiteboarding World Championship, RC: Colleen Carroll, Kitefoil European Cup, Trip: RRD Cape Town, Australia, Turks & Caicos, ITW: Mikaili Sol, Julien Leleu, Patri McLaughlin in Jaws, Shape Wave: Sky Solbach, Pre-event Kite Babes, F-one Hydrofoil, Focus on products, Wave and Freestyle tutorials.
In this issue: Pre-event Triple S, IKA Kiteboarding World Championship, RC: Colleen Carroll, Kitefoil European Cup, Trip: RRD Cape Town, Australia, Turks & Caicos, ITW: Mikaili Sol, Julien Leleu, Patri McLaughlin in Jaws, Shape Wave: Sky Solbach, Pre-event Kite Babes, F-one Hydrofoil, Focus on products, Wave and Freestyle tutorials.
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AHI DE ABOITIZ<br />
Step 4: Finishing the rotation<br />
The next step is all about commitment.<br />
Although it might<br />
feel wrong at first, look really<br />
hard over your back shoulder<br />
and throw the whole right side<br />
of your body into the rotation.<br />
Wherever your head goes your<br />
body will follow so look for the<br />
landing on the other side. As you<br />
come around, bring your front<br />
leg up and extend your back leg<br />
out slightly. This will cause your<br />
board to rotate more on a vertical<br />
axis and help keep it stuck to<br />
your feet especially if it’s windy.<br />
Step 5: Landing<br />
As it comes around look for your<br />
landing and try keep your knees<br />
bent until you get close to<br />
the water. Just before you land<br />
extend your legs out to keep<br />
the board stuck to your feet. As<br />
you land bend your knees again<br />
to absorb the impact and ride<br />
away. Now go do it again before<br />
you forget how!<br />
Possible Dangers:<br />
Although this one is relatively<br />
safe, you still need to be aware<br />
of the dangers involved.<br />
Like always in any strapless trick,<br />
it can be quite easy for the<br />
board to fly away downwind<br />
landing upside down. Just try to<br />
be aware of the fins as they can<br />
quite easily cut.