It may seem like common sense, but when you've had a great deeper water session and are on your way back to the beach, its not a great idea to do one last jump in shallow water.

As a warning to anyone starting to learn jumps, stick to the deeper water so that if anything goes wrong (like it did for me) you aren't going to land feet fist in six inches of water and end up breaking your ankle. I've spent the last 4 months on crutches following surgery to pin some of the bones back together.

Needless to say, I am glad this happened over the winter, and the surgeon says I am now just a few weeks away from being ready to go back out there. Just in time for the winds and warmer weather.

Get your technique right and you can do 0 G landings.
Butter smooth.

Land boarders do it with no water.

I've mastered the art of shallow water crashing. If you can see your about to land on a sand bar don't redirect the kite. Keep it at 12 and try to lofty flop onto the sand lol. That being said i have fractured the odd bone here and there. That smooth water is too hard to resist

Don't do it unless you are ready for something like this.

SweatyRoo said..
It may seem like common sense, but when you've had a great deeper water session and are on your way back to the beach, its not a great idea to do one last jump in shallow water.

As a warning to anyone starting to learn jumps, stick to the deeper water so that if anything goes wrong (like it did for me) you aren't going to land feet fist in six inches of water and end up breaking your ankle. I've spent the last 4 months on crutches following surgery to pin some of the bones back together.

Needless to say, I am glad this happened over the winter, and the surgeon says I am now just a few weeks away from being ready to go back out there. Just in time for the winds and warmer weather.
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a few hours window either side of low tide providing 30cm of water which creates heaps of small ponds to play around in, rocks on either side.