

(Re-)Starting Your Kite Journey
Begin or Rediscover Your Passion
Whether you're taking your first steps or returning after a break - build confidence on the water
Complete Beginner Courses
Foundation Skills
- • Wind theory and safety basics
- • Equipment familiarization
- • Kite control on land
- • Body dragging techniques
- • Water start fundamentals
Course Structure
- • 3-5 day intensive programs
- • Flexible scheduling options
- • Small group or individual lessons
- • All equipment included
- • Progress tracking and certification
Restart Programs
Confidence Building
- • Skills assessment and refresher
- • Updated safety protocols
- • Modern equipment introduction
- • Technique refinement
- • Gradual progression planning
Personalized Approach
- • Individual skill evaluation
- • Customized lesson plans
- • Addressing specific concerns
- • Mental barriers support
- • Goal-oriented progression
Typical Learning Progression
1
Theory & Safety
Wind theory, equipment overview, safety systems, and basic meteorology.
2
Land Practice
Kite control, wind window understanding, and safety release practice.
3
Water Skills
Body dragging, water relaunch, and power control in water environment.
4
Board Riding
Water starts, first rides, direction changes, and independent riding.
What's Included in Your Course
Equipment & Materials
- • Complete kite setup (kite, bar, lines)
- • Wetsuit and safety equipment
- • Board and harness
- • Helmet and impact vest
- • Theory materials and guides
Professional Support
- • VDWS certified instruction
- • Radio communication system
- • Video analysis and feedback
- • Progress tracking and tips
- • Post-course support and advice
Safety Features
- • Comprehensive safety briefings
- • Rescue boat support when needed
- • First aid certified instructor
- • Weather monitoring and assessment
- • Emergency action protocols
Learning Benefits
- • Multilingual instruction available
- • Flexible pace and scheduling
- • Small group sizes for attention
- • Confidence building focus
- • Lifetime learning support