KITEFREEZE-WHAT TYPE OF EVENT??
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KITEFREEZE-WHAT TYPE OF EVENT??
What type of event will KITEFREEZE be? Some of us here will sure attend it. Please keep us updated.
Similar to other kiteboarding events the kitefreeze is a freestyle event. Below is a list of Judging Criteria:
Criteria Includes:
- Smooth Transitions from Trick to Trick
- Difficulty and Quality of Tricks
- Use of Time
- Height and Distance of Airs
- Use of Wind Conditions Available
- Control and Use of Kite
Criteria Includes:
- Smooth Transitions from Trick to Trick
- Difficulty and Quality of Tricks
- Use of Time
- Height and Distance of Airs
- Use of Wind Conditions Available
- Control and Use of Kite
Tighe
some pictures from last year (Behind the Scenes)
http://www.downhaul.com/kites/030213/
http://www.downhaul.com/kites/030215/
it's FUN!
http://www.downhaul.com/kites/030213/
http://www.downhaul.com/kites/030215/
it's FUN!
I think instead of only doing freestyle, all around kiting skills should be incorporated. A race around Big Island, for example, would involve kite control, tactics, and equipment choice. Here in the flatland, we spend most of our time on the ground anyways. Granted, it loses a little of the radness some people like.
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I think it is a great idea and would definately draw high interest to alot of kiters abroad, including myself.
Why not just paint a line in the snow, then set a cone 2-300 yards in one direction and a cone 2-300 yards in the other direction.
Kiter starts at the line charges to round one cone then back to round the other and so on and so on. Maybe have three runs per competitor, average the three run times for the best time overall, or maybe throw out one round and average each competitors two best times for fastest overall. Then we could also race for best time for a single run etc. etc. etc. You get the picture.
Just an idea...
Jason
Why not just paint a line in the snow, then set a cone 2-300 yards in one direction and a cone 2-300 yards in the other direction.
Kiter starts at the line charges to round one cone then back to round the other and so on and so on. Maybe have three runs per competitor, average the three run times for the best time overall, or maybe throw out one round and average each competitors two best times for fastest overall. Then we could also race for best time for a single run etc. etc. etc. You get the picture.
Just an idea...
Jason