Hi,

Whats your level? You cannot know, unless you have a measure! The mesure in our sport is not in our hands, but the others watching and judging us, not only by the hight of the jump, or how close to the beach we are "showing off" our routines, but by the service to the kitesurfing community, the respect to others beach goers, even by our humble, and not so humble contributions to this forum.
It is also a measure of how good are you feeling about yourself and how much do you enjoy what are you doing, how good you can communicate with others.
It is not easy, but I do truly believe that just by executing perfect routines and jumps, it is not enough to get somone else's admiration and respect.
And by the end of the day, they are The Others setting you on the right level.

Good luck

Your level is percieved only by yourself, if you want a evaluation to where you are at the moment consider the who is the best and who is a beginner rider and hopefully you will be somewhere above the norm.

Time on the water has limited input to your level eg: (my father has been driving for 48 years but that does not make him a 'better' driver)

Greenpat has the best attitude, 'Dream like you will live forever,live like you will die todeay'

yay im not a beginner
just a bad intermediate
i want wind-and this time i ask the wind gods it doesnt come with 50 knot gusts and not while im at school or work