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wouldn't believe it but summer has started in the UK and with that in mind those who are thinking of trying out kite surfing should read the following.
According to the British Kite Surfing Association (BKSA),[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the best way to get started is to take a 2-3 day kite surfing course at a BKSA approved school. The BKSA recommends that you be able to swim 200m in open water and a good level of physical fitness is required. The good news here is that you don’t have to have super human powers of strength because it’s all about technique.
Experience
Like all extreme sports,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], there are risks involved but if you receive proper tuition to become aware of the hazards and talk to experienced kite surfers then the risks are minimised.
If you do take risks and go out in conditions that you can’t handle (too much wind) then obviously you are increasing the risk level.
It’s important to remain in full control of your kite at all times, and watch your lines,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], especially if there are other kite surfers out at the same location.
Learning to fly a two-line power kite before you take a course will help you learn significantly faster, though most people are standing by the end of the first day of a three day course.
Within three months you can be a competent kite surfer and within six months to a year you may well be pulling off jumps of 10