Introductory Lesson - (1.5 hours)

• *This is a one off introduction to kiteboarding.
  *A first hand experience that'll give you an adrenalised taste of kiteboarding
• *Get a feel of flying a kite unhooked
• *We go through the first hour & half of Level 1 below with a few variations.  
• *If you decide to proceed to further lessons, rate will be deducted from package price.           

Level 1 - (2.5 hours)                  Level 2 - (2.5 hours)

• *Kite piloting                                                      *Advanced kite control
  *Safe set up, location awareness.                         *Powered body dragging
  *Safety systems                                                  *Water starts with board.
  *Self launching/ landing                                      *Stopping
  *Power/ depowering kite                                     *Rider Etiquette.
  *Water body dragging & board  recovery.             *Self rescue
  

Level 3 - (2.5hours)                   

• *Level 2 skills confidence work
  *Controlled turning
  *Riding upwind
  *Jibe turning
  *Controlled jumps
• + Chosing the right equipment.
• Requirements:
  *Be able to swim.
  *A good sense of humour.
  *Minimum age of 12.

Please remember, kiteboarding is an extreme sport and has its dangers. Attempting to launch a kite without qualified instruction is dangerous.

The progression time difference between students after 3 lessons is similar to a self starter after between 2-3 months.

If you have a surfing, windsurfing, snowboarding, wakeboarding, paragliding or skateboarding background you may not need as much instruction but the Level 1 is invaluable and will save you many frustrating hours and pain, it will also leave your mates free to ride without concern for you.

Setting up with your own equipment is a relatively expensive exercise. Most of your mates learnt on old school gear which is difficult to sell -because each year kites are becoming safer, easier to fly and relaunch, and have a much larger wind range. It is advised to take lessons before purchasing gear, once you understand the sport a little better yourself you can then make an informed decision of which kite will best suit you.

Nb, Students progress at different speeds depending on background. All students progress quicker with qualified instruction and “headzone helmets”.