Kiteboarding Lessons: How to Fly a Trainer Kite | Introduction to Kiteboarding (1 of 6)

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[@trexinvert]

great video, never thought about splitting the wind window.

[@tonytoka4317]

Thank you for the video. Helped a lot to fine tune the understanding of the trainings kite.

[@MrDeepDarkOcean]

Thank you guys, interesting and useful! Greetings from Lithuania ;)

[@jordanmanco5216]

Just left a chiro appoint for my wife and her chiro recommended getting the trainer before, glad for your video!

[@tomfuller.]

Excellent tip and tuition very well produced too ]

[@JamesCampbellPPG]

Good stuff. Deserves more views.

[@EhrlicherEdukator]

Very good video. Thanks for the lesson!

[@popiylola]

EXELLENT

[@michalroesler]

You didn't show how 2 connect the bar lines to the kite lines.

[@kumarravi3]

What size trainer kite is that?

[@trexinvert]

Thats a 3 sq meter trainer, which is the biggest for a safe trainer. However u can feel wicked pull at winds over 10 knots.