Had the pleasure of going down to the camp this year as well as compete in Mambo.

The camp was alot of fun, even though I had alot of unlucky, but quite funny events occur. Wind was a bit sketchy, but we had some really fun days. Went out to a lake with smooth as flat water, soo good for learning tricks on. You just got to air a fair distance away from the rocks, as I found out on my overpowered 12 m Vegas I was using. But by the way new 07 Vages is ausome, soo fun to fly. Sick depower, felt in control the whole time. Even though I managed to invert it 3 times, but we wont delve into that story. Stupid mountain. Got to meet Hymie who was a sick rider, busting out some massive moves. He taught us alot, and after a day with him I learn't exactly where I could improve in my riding. If you didn't go because you couldn't be bothered driving, or didn't want to pay the expensive air fairs you missed out. Was alot of fun, and learn't a whole lot. Really looking forward to next years one, as with more people, and the possibility of moving away from the crazy crouded mambo, will be an ausome week.

Even though the camp is about getting better and becomming a more proffessional rider, it remains fun. Everyone is allways pushing you to go bigger, and the helmet head sets are pritty fun to ride in.

Thanks espesially to North, and Naish for organising it all, and all the boys who came down.

Justin.

yeah, thanks to all of the organisers, THAT CAMP WAS SICK- whats nice was it wasnt all about kiting, nutrition, comps, people, everything.

Well done and thanks.

Lewis

Very very worth while. Thankyou to all who helped out.

there were 8 all from queensland. yeppoon, sunny coast and surrounding area and goldie.

um yer i would just like to thank everyone that helped out with the camp. Thanks to JAIME HERRAIZ, PAUL JACKSON and ANGIE VAN HOOF. A big thanks to ADAM QUINN and john messenger(JB). AND A BIG THANKS TO ALL THE GROMS THAT WENT IN TO THE THE CAMP. HOPE YOU ALL HAD A GOOD TIME AND LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU NEXT YEAR!!

and i would also like to thank BEN MEYER & JILL for coming down to OZ and doing the naish/north tour!!!!I'am sure you all had a great time in OZ and look forward catching up with you guys in OZ next year!!!!!!!

JAIME well what can i say?? oh thats right i beat my record 1:40 secons for a 12M KITE

thank you all for the great time


MULLET MAN

YES the mullet is going great just had a trim and it will be staying around for a while!!!!

MULLET MAN

we will see what happens

MULLET MAN

did it teach you how to do pullups?? im very interested in this trick?? any tips would be greatly appresciated!!

Josh

NORTH KITEBOARDING AUSTRALIA wanted to thank all the people who made the Young Blood Camp possible.

Massive thanks to Ian for his photos, Paul and Angie (zero gravity) for their great support (and giving up their riding time to help us), Jaime (North team rider) for coming all the way from overseas to train the grommets, Merimbula Sailboarding club for providing the facilities, Glen (X-shore) for providing the radio helmets, Kerry (osteopath) who kindly offered her help, as well as all the other people who volunteered to support this event.

We've been stoked with the feedbacks (thanks to all the grommets for turning up: this event wouldn't have been happening without you either!), we're glad everybody enjoyed it (so did we) and are looking forward next year camp, hoping to make it bigger and better.

WINDGENUITY TEAM.

JL,
all the video and results of the 2006 Young Blood Camp will be on the website shortly:
www.windgenuity.com.au
We do not know yet when the next one will take place (sometime next year) but all the info will be posted on our website as soon as we do know.
:-)

so who won the holiday thing away anyway??

Are Paul and Angie linked with Zero Gravity Boards?

whose going to win ...