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The first time you fly will be a memory for a lifetime. Sergio and Patty (mother of two baeutiful kids) are learning how to fly… Read more »

What can we say? If you are into kiting  you’re sure to get a well shaped body. Just have a look at theese hot looking kiters that are constantly gracing us with their presence on the beach and in the water.

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Last weekend there were ass kicking thermals in Tapalpa, more than 8m/s and cloud base around 4500m. When you core one of those bullets, it’s hard not to let out a “yihaaa!” sound. It only takes a few minutes to reach cloud base where to cool air and high altitude makes you feel very exposed. Read more »

After weeks of changing all screws, wires and strange looking bits and pieces, the trike is now completely overhauled and fully operational. We took it for a spin yesterday in the sunset and what a beautiful flight it was! Read more »

Yesterday we broke another record, we had 6 women kiting in our school! It was also the strongest day of the season (so far), close to 30 knots and it was great seeing Karen and Paula getting up on their boards. The strong conditions can be a little intimidating, but if you take our beginner class, you will feel much safer.

Dax, a visiting firefighter/kiter is just learning how to get going on his board and he can go one way now. If your connected like Dax, it isn’t that bad. His technique is to land close to an all incusive hotell further down the beach, get invited by some chicks and enjoy free beers in the pool until someone comes and pick him up.

Then a handlepass! A very difficult trick indeed that Chente pulled off yesterday, so he claims. If you don’t know how to do it, take a few hours in our trick school and improve your riding.

Today was a classic Vallarta day. A perfect and steady 15 knots, slightly side, on shore and with nicely shaped little waves that works as excellent take-off ramps. The water is starting to to get really warm, so now you can kite without any neoprene, yeah! Read more »

Who would enjoy getting their body dragged? Well, if it’s in the water, most kiters would say it is fun and it’s a skill that is necessary to master if you ever want to be able to retrieve your board. Read more »