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How to choose my first Kite? Choosing your first kitesurfing inflatable kite can be an exciting but challenging task. Inflatable kites are the most popular type of kite used in kitesurfing due to their ease of use, stability, and safety features. Here are some factors to consider when choosing your first kitesurfing inflatable kite:

The cost of kitesurfing varies depending on several factors, including the location, duration of the lessons, type of equipment used, and instructor’s experience and certification. On average, a beginner kitesurfing lesson can cost anywhere from £60 to £90 per hour.

Yes, kitesurfing lesson are highly recommended for anyone who wants to learn how to kitesurf safely and effectively. While it may be possible to learn on your own, it is much more challenging and increases the risk of accidents and injuries.

Do I need to be strong to kitesurf? You don’t need a lot of strength because kitesurfing is more technical sport. The power from kite goes through the harness attached to your body leaving only control bar in your hands.

What should i bring on my first kiteboarding lesson? You might have booked your first kitesurfing lesson or are going to book one and thinking to yourself – “what do i bring on my first lesson?”. Let us help you.

About to take your very first kiteboarding lessons with an accredited kitesurfing school soon? Here are 6 videos you may find useful to watch before you do. You can also read our guide of what to expect on your first kitesurfing lesson here.

Wonder what to expect in your first kitesurfing lesson? Let’s take a look at what you will learn with your qualified kitesurfing instructor. Learning to kitesurf can be a real challenge, and before your first lesson, the expectation of what you are going to do can be daunting to some people. But, it doesn’t haven’t to be!

Cold water winter kitesurfing sessions can be fantastic but firstly remember if in doubt – Don’t go out! Although we get fantastic conditions in summer here in the UK when it is warm, some of the best conditions we can get are usually when it is colder or even in the depths of winter.