How To Find The Best Teaching Ratio For Active Learning To Kitesurf

In this video I'll show you my point of view regarding the ratios for lessons that i think are more dependent of the student progression than the skill of the instructor.
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[@davidflusin5705]

Nice video Tiago, could you do one on recovering a student's kite using another kite (not a boat) if he has ejected his leash and cannot do a self rescue? Cheers

[@KookProofActivityCenter]

Hi David, How's it going. I already did it. Check here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a323noNnf62MhNU 😉

[@alexandersavin1538]

My main problem is that I can hold only one idea during water start. Instructor must give me this idea for each water start individually. This is the main ratio - how many water start you can do during training session and therefore how many ideas I can accept from my instructor

[@KookProofActivityCenter]

Not entirely sure i understand your question. But i guess you are talking about inputs during a lesson of water start. You can attempt to water start as many times as you feel fit to try. Regarding new instructions, they should be balanced with what you have achieved. You should focus on one maximum of 2 key points, and those can be updated once you complete them.

[@KiteBud]

1:15 and 1:55 bar is rigged the wrong way around. You can see the student's right hand is on the left (red) side of the bar. not very kook proof

[@KookProofActivityCenter]

You are right, on this particular case the bar was setup with the wrong color code. It was taken from a kite lesson and for some reason it wasn’t setup correctly. Normally we don’t disconnect the foils and at the time I didn’t notice it was wrong.

[@kiteaust]

Again useless 2 line foil on a bar then straight onto inflatables. Totally useless teaching method..

[@KookProofActivityCenter]

Why? It’s perfect for kids to understand how to fly a kite. It has 2 commands instead of 4. So fr the very first flights it can give you a better understanding of the kite path. Then they can progress to a 4 line kite foil or inflatable on land or water depending on conditions. You should always think of progression small steps. And starting with 2 lines is easier than starting with 4. But please explain your point of view.

[@kiteaust]

@@KookProofActivityCenter the more you talk the less sense you make. How is a 2 line foil easier for a kid than a 4 line? You can fly a 4 line just like a 2 line !! But with a 4 line you can land and launch on your own and get a much better understanding of how all kites behave.. You are so iko brain washed

[@KookProofActivityCenter]

@@kiteaust You don't need four lines to do that. A 3 line kite can relaunch on land effortlessly. As it only has 2 (left right) commands a 4 line has 4 (left-right and up down) you can make a 4 line act as a 2 line. But the cost of a 3 vs a good 4 line is not the same. A for this step and objective I think the 3 line kite works best. For the very first contact with a kite and basic piloting. Again gradually get them there. But you know better; as your the grand master with 25 years experience.

[@kiteaust]

@@KookProofActivityCenter how can you increase the angle of attack on a 3 line foil ? How can you teach your students that the kite turns on the break lines not the main lines? Oh that's right you can't control a kite on anything else than a bar !!?! How simple am I??

[@KookProofActivityCenter]

@@kiteaust Why do I need to teach that with the first kite give them? Steps make learning easier. Is that the first step you go for?

[@4falqo933]

Luiz gay :))))))))))))))))