New Kiteboarding book - Trickionary

kiteboardingFollowing the very successful and still available Windsurfing Tricktionary, we are entering a new sport - Kitesurfing.

It's a book about and to help to improve your abilities in a specific sport - KITEBOARDING in this case.

Professional kiteboarders from different countries, disciplines, supported by various brands, perform precise movements with best possible style, in order to analyze, visualize and describe the movement in detail for every kiteboarding level.

The book is a complete guide for twintip kiteboarding.  The content is seperated in three main categories

Superbasics - Built as a reference for schools and teaching, and providing advanced kiteboarding techniques for all riding levels and styles.


Airstyle - Also known as Oldschool, is hooked in jumping, flying and sliding.
Newschool - Also known as Wakestyle, contains unhooked moves, starting with Raileys and Rolls until very complex handle passes.

Written by :

Julian Hosp - Former professional athlete, PKRA Judge, teaching advanced techniques in his clinics for many years. Julian wrote and structured the Airstyle and Newschool part of the book.

Thomas "Beany" Burblies - Professional Kiteboarder and not only well known for his extremely radical unhooked megaloops, but also for his ability to analyse, understand and explain/teach even the most basic movements to anyone at any level. Beany wrote the Superbasics part of the book.

Features:

    424 pages
    Hardcover
    Available in 6 languages!
    Instructional content for EVERY level!
    Superbasics, Airstyle, Newschool!
    The Kitesurfing bible!

Where can i get it?

For more information, visit www.tricktionary.com


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