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After the wintery conditions of last week it's finally starting to feel a little milder, and there are some comparatively warm south west winds on their way for the beginning of next week. It's time to think about getting kitesurfing again!
Top Tips
We're going to be including a helpful tip in every future newsletter. The first one is one we learnt relatively recently.
Tip 1. Taking Care of Your Kitesurfing Kite
So you've splashed your cash after your lessons on the latest greatest kitesurfing kite, probably something like an Ozone Catalyst V1 or a Peter Lynn Escape V6. I bet you think it would be a great idea to rinse your new pride and joy in fresh water after every session. Beware! You should only rinse your kite in fresh water if you have got the time and space to dry it afterwards until it is bone dry. Never roll a damp or wet kite back up that has been rinsed in fresh water and put it away in it's kite bag. The reason is that mould will grow on your kite if you leave it damp with fresh water. However, feel free to roll your kite back up and put it away damp with salt water on it, this will not cause mould to grow. If you have the time after your session allow it to dry as much as you can, but the main thing after a session is to make sure it is clear of sand and debris, or shingle before you put it away, these will cause wear and tear on your kite, but don't be afraid to roll it up damp with salt water on it, no harm will come to it.
Fifth Year of Teaching at Worthing!
We'll be teaching for the fifth year in a row at East Worthing, having just been awarded the concession license to teach there again by Worthing Council. We were asked to put a tender in for our spot, so it made for a nerve wracking few days of waiting for the response!
Upcoming Lessons
We've scheduled a few lessons in as follows, you can see further ahead by hitting the 'Book Lessons Online' button below, or just give as a call 07598 668574 or send us an email: christine@thekitesurfandsup.co:
Our most popular lessons product last year by far was the 'Zero to Hero' course. It makes since you will need approximately 7 - 10 hours of 1:1 lessons or 11 - 15 hours of group lessons to buy them as a block, and therefore receive a discount compared to buying the lessons individually. You can purchase our 'Zero to Hero' course by hitting the button.
Our most popular starter set of equipment to buy last year was the incredibly good value Ozone Catalyst V1 and Axis Liberty board Kitesurfing package. We can only offer such a fantastic price due to the support of the importers, you won't find this price anywhere else in the UK.
Giorgio will be staying with the team for 2018. He received some great feedback from some very happy students, so we're pleased to have him teach with us again!
Kitesurfing Equipment Rental
If you are comfortably riding, starting to stay upwind and can launch and land your kite confidently and safely then we will rent you a complete set of kitesurfing equipment at £40.00/hour. Just the kite is £30.00/hour. Just the board £10.00/hour. Just the wetsuit, harness, helmet, boots, float coat £10.00/hour. Conditions apply.
Peter Lynn Kitesurf Trainer Kite
It's a great idea to get yourself a trainer kite before or during the process of having kitesurfing lessons. At least 85% of learning to kitesurf is about your ability to fly and control a kite well, so the more time you spend flying a kite with a similar bar control system, such as the Peter Lynn Kitesurf Trainer, the better!
