How do you sail a windsail?
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Rest the sail in the water with the mast at right-angles to the board. Put the centre-board down for extra stability. Squat down on the board with one foot either side of the mast. Slowly lift the sail our of the water with the up-haul rope letting the water run off the sail. Then hold on to the boom and sail away. (don't forget to learn how to turn round as well!)
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So you want to fly a kite? I do not blame you, as it could be fun.\n1. Tie two pieces of wood (you can use plastic tubing or bamboo) forming a cross. The ‘vertical’ piece can be 24 to 36” and the ’horizontal’ 14 to 20” long.\n2. Sail material:\na. If you use paper for the skin then tie string (a upholstery thread will do just fine) at the corners of the formed diamond or tips of the cross. Attach paper to the string. The string will prevent the paper from ripping. \nb. If you use fabric then there is hardly any need for the string, however hemming the edges is recommended. \n3. Attach 4 strings (use butcher cord or a  Polyester 40 lb line) each about 36” to the corners of the diamond then tie the loose ends together.\n4. Attach a tail made of ribbons (anything you fancy, be creative)\n5. Attach a line (butcher cord or  Polyester 40  lb line) to the ends you tied earlier and go fly that kite.\n6. I recommend a proper spool for your line.\n\nEnjoy.
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Use the same aid as you would for canter.  Once you are cantering you will need to push your horse alot more to get it in to a gallop.
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As the one man stated you need some wind whether it is blowing hard on the day you want to fly the kite or a gentle wind blowing that is above the trees.   Once you have the wind then it is the technique of how to make it fly.   If you have a friend, you will have them to hold it level and as you start to run they can help toss the kite in the air which will give you a little advantage to get the kite started.   As you run you will let out some string but do not try to let it out too much until you start to catch some wind  Once you catch the wind on the kite you can start to let the string out as far as you want but be careful due to if the wind start to stop blowing , you will need to start winding in the string and moving to catch a different gust of wind.  If you do not your kite will start to float down and crash.  Now with one person it is a little trickier.  Some will let it lie on the ground and try to get it off the ground but I like to start to run and let out the string just a little and try to catch a gust of wind that may be a little lower to the ground. As far as lift off with one person do the same as the two person but with a little less string and then as you run you will create that underdraft on the kite and start to let it out but if you let it out too much you will not get it to fly due to the more string you let out the faster you have to run to still create that underdraft to keep the kite flying....
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Most of the professional wakeboading tournaments use a seadoo to pull the riders to hit the sliders.  As long as you have someone who can sit backwards to hold the flag and the seadoo has enough horsepower, you can wakeboard behind a seadoo.
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Here is your answer:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rudder
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pull other handle spin 2 left pull right. i fly a alpha & stylus 6.0 power kite
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i thought i read somewhere that AA could fly something like a bike for $40. sounds cheap so it might be wrong. i was trying to fly my bike to Mexico for vacation.\n\ndid you take the bike apart? you can pack it tighter if you remove the front wheel, pedals, and handlebars. use lots of bubble wrap to protect your investment.
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try wind mill its an easiest and coolest
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http://bikeflat.com or ask me. i can tell u how to do some tricks.
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Try flying a kite first.  Then pick up surfing....then maybe then you should look into getting a rig.
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Sails can go against the wind but not ireactly into it. There is about 90degrees, 45degrees either side of the direction that boats with sails struggle into.\n\nThe sail is shaped much like an aeroplane wing and it is this shape that forces the air to move fater over one side of the sail than the other, decreasing air pressure on one side of the sail and pulling the boat along. This will pull the boat in a slighlty side on motion to the desired travel but a central board (dagger board) creates sideways resistance and forces the forward  motion to be dominant.
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Learn how to horse-hop. Rolling at a slow speed, standing on the pedals; in one fluid two step motion: crank into a high wheelie, put your weight on the back tire for a split second, then jump up off of the back tire pushing the handlebars up and forward and lifting your feet as high as you can.\n\nLifting and pushing on the bar is what keeps the pedals on your feet (try lifting the bike like this a couple times while standing next to it to see how it works).\n\nYou should be able to get at least a foot or more off of the ground with a little practice. The trick is in weighting the back tire and then jumping off of it.\n\nNow: Take this technique with a little more speed to some small jumps and shock yourself. With the right timing you can go ridiculously high off of very small things.\n\nWith bigger jumps this technique is not necessary or possible but your body motion is very similar so this is a good place to start.
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Build a ramp and go really, really fast.  Use Pedro's bike it has pegs!
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I thought you asked for sensible answers? LOL \n\nI reckon you should do an ab-sail from a really tall building. My husband did one a few years ago and said it was fantastic! I wouldn't though - I'm chicken! Fair play to you though for doing all those stuff!
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You mean like a boston whaler, regulator, scout? I assume? What do you mean?  They are easy to operate just never drive straight over the wake, hit it at angle and lower your speed. You drive them like a car. Slow down for sailboats, they have the right away, donot drown them. I guess this answers your question.  No offense but I will be watching out for you in the waterway...lol
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Here's a good explanation I found on Fuidzone.com:\n\n"A good turn involves shifting and using your weight. Slip back on your board a bit (assuming you are already up on the board for more speed) and slightly closer to the side of the board which is closest to the wave face. From there you need to apply weight to the inside rail. Pull up on your outside hand and also slightly up with the hand on the nose. Try to push your inside hip into the water more but keep your body over the board. You don't want to scoop water. The more you lean the sharper you will turn but you will also lose more speed."\n\n\nThat sums it up well, I think. But if you are talking about turning to do a 360 or cut back, it's a little different than adoing a bottom turn. For thos you need to get your legs out of the water and swing them around to help you turn the direction you want to go.