5 Tips to Nail Your Tack (HOW TO TACK part II)

[@Frejaberten]

By far the best tack tutorial. No one else has given such details on the timing, which in my optnion is is the most imprtant in the tack.

[@thelifeofdanielaa]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@derekandthechannel]

This is super helpful and the best tacking video on the internet, thank you! I've almost got tacking sorted but really needed these tips and was coming to some of the same conclusions so this was great to see with examples and slo-mo, awesome!

[@thelifeofdanielaa]

Thanks so much for the awesome feedback!

[@apriliarsvfour2029]

FINALLY got my tacks down, thanks to your videos!! :)

[@irf888]

Hi. Excellent video, many thanks again for taking the time and effort to do it. Still practicing! Regards.

[@jjouh]

tks super usefull. this is the amount of detail we need to get a chance to master this moove!!

[@thelifeofdanielaa]

So glad it was helpful! Thanks for tuning in :)

[@brianleonard1639]

Nice tips! The timing of sending my kite and flattening the board are my most common mistakes. I’m also gonna try to imagine the line through my head and torso down to the wing. 🤙🏼

[@thelifeofdanielaa]

Thanks for watching! So glad those tips were helpful!

[@Ziggymania1]

Spot on!

[@ojyk]

Thanks for the advice 😁 For another video, could you talk about body position when riding fast up and down wind? And also how to avoid / deal with ventilations?

[@thelifeofdanielaa]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/raOakmh-i5p1nZo downwind coming soon!

[@brunogdecastro9835]

super!

[@cosmo2002]

súper helpful, thanks!

[@JeffreyJDavis]

good tips and I especially appreciate slo-mo overhead drone footage showing kite position throughout the maneuver

[@thelifeofdanielaa]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching

[@ryansatterberg3014]

For the next one, what about up and downwind hiking form?

[@guacorch]

Best tutorial ever. We need more videos Danielaaaa

[@thelifeofdanielaa]

So glad you think so! I've got lots more coming soon!

[@tonydelmastro9146]

Thanks a lot for the great tack tutorial..I m midway learning to jibe ( with ur jibe tutorial ) .I wish to learn how to Tack as well.. is it doable attempting learning both manoeuvres in the same session? Are tack wipeouts less painful than jibe’s?|

[@pedromarcos1472]

Nice one Daniela, what about looking at the front straps while changing your feet, do you look at them or not :) Thanks

[@thelifeofdanielaa]

I always try to look straight ahead in my new direction. Remember - you go where your eyes go!

[@emanuelneubert1725]

Would you train with or without straps? I feel like straps are always in my way. Another thing I noticed is, that you are probably on super short race lines like 12 or 14m, aren't you? So on 22m you need to crank the bar even harder, correct?

[@stevefollis9454]

Thanks for the video and tips. Do you have any tacking tips on smaller kites. I’m finding it much easier on my 15m and 11m Chrono, struggling with my 7m Chrono. Also what line length is optimum for learning?

[@thelifeofdanielaa]

Planning to make a video about line lengths! Depends on the kite size but the range is from 12-17 m long lines. For smaller kites it's super key to pay attention to how much power in the kite you have and try to utilize it as best you can.

[@centofantigiacomo7699]

Can you explain me how to make an air jibe when you go downwind? Thanks for your video!

[@elliottobin507]

There is a video on this on her channel

[@thelifeofdanielaa]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2HafpVnrtt_gas here is the video!

[@hugokenyon2961]

@7:43: "it's totally fine", Yes it is. Good tips.

[@lightscript001]

Nice one, I actually use one hand also for supper light winds, in this case, u can send a kite a way faster rather than kill all power and hang on it with 2 hands ;).

[@thelifeofdanielaa]

Nice! Glad it works! Thanks for watching :)

[@kiteshopschweiz]

Nice