Kitesoul Magazine #17 English Edition
In this issue: Event - Blue Palawan Open 2017, Roccaraso Snowkite World Contest 2017. Trip - Tasmania, Los Roques. ITW - Jerrie Van De Kop, Camille Delannoy, Erik Volpe, Daniela Moroz. North Kiteboarding Academy. Tutorial - Jibe by Reo Stevens, Mobydick Nosegrab by Alberto Rondina. And much more...
In this issue: Event - Blue Palawan Open 2017, Roccaraso Snowkite World Contest 2017. Trip - Tasmania, Los Roques. ITW - Jerrie Van De Kop, Camille Delannoy, Erik Volpe, Daniela Moroz. North Kiteboarding Academy. Tutorial - Jibe by Reo Stevens, Mobydick Nosegrab by Alberto Rondina. And much more...
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TIPS<br />
You can switch your feet before, after or<br />
during the turn; the choice is up to you<br />
as whatever feels the most natural will<br />
be easiest, but the steps to changing<br />
your foot placement will be the same.<br />
Keeping your weight centered on the<br />
board is key, by doing so you will keep the<br />
board stable. Stepping wildly around and<br />
off centered on the board will increase<br />
the difficulty of staying on the board and<br />
completing the Jibe.<br />
Remember, you feet are simply switching<br />
positions, not creating new ones.<br />
Your back foot becomes your front and<br />
your front becomes your back. You went<br />
into the turn with your feet in the ideal<br />
spot on the board so it only makes sense<br />
that is where they need to be when you<br />
finish the turn.<br />
Taking your back hand off the bar allows<br />
you to twist your upper body and counterbalance<br />
yourself throughout the turn.<br />
Switching your feet by jumping is not<br />
ideal, it can be done, but unless your feet<br />
land perfectly in place, you will fall off of<br />
the board.<br />
r a p l e s s