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Old 07-03-2006, 06:02 PM
Eagle Eagle is offline
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Keep flying that trainer kite for a few more months and get some time behind a boat wakeboarding or visit the cable park in Orlando.
The low/no wind will continue for a few more months, when the cold fronts start returning you will have ideal wind for learning. Summer is a tough time to learn in Florida, so if you have a chance to travel to Tx or NC it might be worth while if you are looking to learn this summer.

If you are going to take lessons locally, you are in luck, we have several top notch instructors in our area that are available when the wind blows.
Taking lessons from a local instructor is a smart move, because more often than not you will have questions and need assistance AFTER the lessons are over. Many instructors "adopt" their students after the lesson is over and make themselves available to keep an eye out on you while practicing the lesson skills.

Welcome to the community and the sport of kiteboarding.

Pray for wind

Eagle
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