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During this lesson you are likely to get wet and attempt to ride the board!
Lessons are the best way to get you up and kiteboarding quickly and safely! The average person requires about 3-9 hours of lessons to get up on a kiteboard. Jupiter Kiteboarding provides all of the latest equipment required for the lessons and one-on-one instruction with one of our certified instructors.
We offer lessons 7 days a week but they rely on cooperative weather conditions. Please call the shop to find out the latest conditions at 561-427-0240 or 877-FLY-SURF to set up your les
Complete Lesson Plan:
Includes basics of kite flying including: weather parameters, acceptable locations, kite history, safety, setup and fly the kites...
- Determine wind direction
- Kite set up: how to pump, walk with kite & connect lines
- Learn about wind window
- Fly kite unhooked at 12 O’clock position
- Fly kite unhooked on right and left side of the wind window
- Twist and untwist lines
- Release bar and use safety leash
- Kite recover on land
- Wind window with kite, clock positions, power zone, launching and landing areas.
- Launching and landing
- Power zone discovery without power
- Pilot kite in the harness line
- Use of safety, chicken loop
- Pilot in harness with one hand
- 1st Body drag, going downwind on right and left side
* Our instructors recommend flying a trainer kite previous to taking a lesson.
Trainer Kites are smaller kites, which will teach you about the wind window and weather conditions. To fly a trainer kite, it is not necessary to have a lesson. Although it is not required to fly a trainer kite previous to taking a lesson, individuals that have flown trainer kites advance much more quickly.
*Once you have a purchased a lesson we will call you to schedule an appointment.
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