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- Understand wind window, crossed, on and offshore winds and wind effects.
- Set-up equipment and beach bar training.
- Fly & trainer Kite control
- Safety training
- Self rescue procedure
- First body drag
- Refresh last lesson
- Body drag upwind
- Board body drag
- Learn right of way
- Understand board position
- Understand waterstart
- Start riding on the board
- Riding left and right
- Practice safety
This training plan outlines the progressive skill development for kiteboarders across four IKO levels:
- Understand wind window, crossed, on and offshore winds and wind effects.
- Set-up equipment and beach bar training.
- Fly & trainer Kite control
- Safety training
- Self rescue procedure
- First body drag
This training plan outlines the progressive skill development for kiteboarders across four IKO levels:
Discovery Level
Intermediate Level
Independent Level
Advanced / Evolution Levels
Freeride
Freestyle
Wave
Hydrofoil
Enrolling in kitesurfing lessons led by IKO certified instructors can significantly reduce your learning time. Instructors provide supervision and safety. We, as IKO Instructors teach essential kiteboarding skills, and how to remain safe all time. GKP ensures an efficient and safe learning curve in the best conditions of the day. On the Island of Bahrain, wind is blowing 24/7 and 100% from the right direction for your practice!
For beginners, choosing kitesurfing lessons on the right spot, such as Nurana Island, East Coast Beach or West Coast Beach from a certified school is highly recommended. These lessons not only expedite your learning curve but also prioritize safety. A typical beginner’s course takes 12-20 hours of instruction over several days, offering a structured and immersive learning experience that equips you with the skills to confidently navigate the world of kitesurfing.
By comprehending and considering these influencing factors, aspiring kitesurfers can make informed decisions, actively contributing to expediting their journey from novice to proficient rider.
(First contact with gear, wind, and basic safety)
SEA Assessment: Evaluate Spot, Environment, Activity for safe conditions.
Kite Inflate & Secure: Learn proper inflation, holding, carrying, and securing a kite.
Kite Setup: Understand equipment layout and preparation.
Safety System Use: Practice activating and reassembling safety releases.
Pre-flight Check: Verify all equipment before launch.
Launch/Land as Assistant: Support another pilot safely.
Explore Wind Window Edges
Let Go of the Bar: Demonstrate awareness and trust in safety systems.
Twist/Untwist Lines
One-Handed Flying
Trim System Introduction
Walking While Flying the Kite
Launch/Land as Pilot
Wind Window Theory
Inflight Quick Release Activation
Self‑Landing
Equipment Packing