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Kiteboarding lessons

Taking kiteboarding lessons while on vacation is a popular activity for individuals of all ages. This discipline has become as popular as surfing, water polo, and snorkeling, and the demand for learners has increased.

Contrary to popular belief, kiteboarding is an easy sport to learn, so many people repeat the experience frequently after lessons. Are you interested in experiencing the adrenaline of kiteboarding? Here is everything you need to know before you start.

What is kiteboarding?

Kiteboarding is a water sport that uses a kite and a board similar to a surfboard. The kite propels the force of the wind, making the board move at different speeds on the water's surface.

The person who decides to practice kiteboarding must remain standing on the board and hold the kite firmly. This will allow them to maintain balance on the board and move according to the strength and direction of the wind.

Kiteboarding offers many advantages, but the most notable are improved concentration, stimulation of elasticity, and toning of the abdomen, arms, and forearms.

Who can practice kiteboarding?

Kiteboarding is one of the few extreme sports that children, teenagers, and older adults can practice. Children as young as eight can do it, and older people who do not exceed 70 can do it.

However, in addition to age, it is essential to take into account the person's state of health, so we do not recommend kiteboarding to people who have:

• Visual problems with risk of retinal detachment.
• Cardiovascular diseases, respiratory deficit, and high blood pressure.
• Significant injuries to knees and shoulders

Can I practice kiteboarding if I can't swim?

No. Anyone who wants to take kiteboarding lessons must know how to swim. This is essential, so you should be honest with the instructor before starting the lessons.

Is kiteboarding safe?

Yes. Due to the increase in the number of practitioners of this sport, the safety of all the implements used in the process has been improved, reaching professional levels. In addition, Bluetooth communication systems are currently incorporated so that the instructor can communicate constantly with the practitioner.