either going upwind or waving to some hot chicks

ATOMIC PULL UPS ARE THE WAY FOWARD JUST ASK ADAM

just plain old boostin, its the best move

fanging it sending the kite and going up........its the best

Haha the old Atomic Pull up I remember seeingadam doing those back when he was an adelaide boy. I imagine thats where the joke originated from

i quite like the epileptic forward dangle with cannonball landing

not even close, munkster

oops that was confusion i thought u were talking about Atomic pull ups.

My favourite move is anything that has a tansition onto land then the occasional face plant and gravel rash.

Speaking of which for no wind fun my mate invented this thing that has like 20m of really thick bungee cord a handle and a bag you fill full of sand. You walk backwards as far as you can go and then jump on a skimboard and hope for the best plenty of gravel rashes and face plants yesterday .

Hmmm riding and staying upwind is my fav trrick at the moment. or the only trick...

Can anyone recomend some good tips or forum pages or websites or anything to help me start boosting.

Each time i send my kite like everyone talks about it either just sucks me downwind with about half a meter of air or just stops me dead on the water. Any help would be great.

Hey Mitchell

Heres an intoductory - you can check out more at the following site - Have a blast learning to jump - it's an awesome road !

From Kitesurfing School -

If light air is what makes you interested in kitesurfing, it's jumping that will make you hooked. You don't need any wave, boat or wake; just water at your local beach and some decent wind more than 10 knots. Once you have learned how to jump you probably don't want to be in any wave or big chop as ordinary flat water can get you go faster and probably jump higher.

Flat water jumping will even the playing field somewhat by allowing all of the kitesurfers to have fun practicing advanced aerial moves without having to be at some of the perfect spots on earth with the perfect wind and wave combinations.

So how much wind do you need to jump? Personally, I have never been able to jump decently (more than 5') in 5-10 knots wind (couldn't jump at all from 5 - 7 knots). I have done a number of 10' floaty jumps in 10-15 knots; however, it's 15+ knots that allows for 20' - 30+' jumps. etc

http://kitesurfingschool.org/kitesurfing.htm

Hey Spacemonkey

Your a bit too young to remember the Atomic pullout!!!!!!

Its real old school but still a classic.

newest fav. raley to blind(started landin em 2 days ago) or indy tantrum

A kite to kite nudge.

It puts a little shiver up your spine for just a moment.

OMG the 360 rewind it the ugliest looking move kiting ever. With the exception perhaps of kiting in budgie smugers and a waist harness.