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There is no single path to learning quad-line kites. Each author, pilot, team, or organization shares their own exercises, references, and methods: choose what fits your level and way of learning, follow a path start to finish, or just pick what’s useful.

This catalog brings together tutorial series, guides, documents, and community platforms — some modern, others older but still useful when read with context. It goes beyond the four topics presented elsewhere on QuadKites.org: its authors also cover their own progressions, techniques, and learning formats.

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Explore resources by author

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These resources have a dedicated page on QuadKites.org, with a presentation of the content and its teaching logic.

The labels “First steps”, “All levels”, and “Advanced” are access hints: they indicate where you can comfortably start in each resource.

KiteForge tutorials — John BarresiVideosAll levelsENA modern, chaptered series: solid foundations, then finer control. Very course-like, well structured, easy to follow.KiteLife progression pathVideosAll levelsEN / SubtitlesA community reference: complete explanations from fundamentals to advanced ideas.Fly 4 Fun — 187 videos — Guido MaiocchiVideosAll levelsENA huge library of techniques: pick one, try it, come back, refine. Ideal when you want to work on a specific point.Club 38 — Revolution KitesVideosAll levelsEN / SubtitlesA training path and a community. Useful if you like learning step by step and exchanging with others.Rev clinics — iQuad teamArticleAll levelsENThemes and schedules of rev clinics. Useful to understand the clinic approach and field-training priorities.Advanced freestyle figures — Jordi MorellaArticlesAdvancedFR / EN9 figures restored and translated FR/EN, with explanations, safety notes, and step-by-step guidance.Revolution techniques — Joe HadzickiDocumentFirst stepsFR / EN / ES19 techniques as progressive exercises. A historic reference, direct and training-focused.Revomania — flying and STACK figuresRestored archiveFirst steps → figuresFR / ENHistorical setup and flying advice followed by individual and pair STACK figures, with nearly 40 restored animations.Revolution 1.5 beginner guide — Punk SportifArticleFirst stepsENA simple, beginner-focused resource to start without overthinking and build solid basics.First steps — Lyze KielVideosFirst stepsFRAssembly, disassembly, basic notions, first flights and demos. Very field-oriented, with everything you need to get started.

External resources

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Useful links, with no dedicated page for now. Explore them if you want to expand or compare other approaches.

Quad-line progression path — KiteJust4FunArticles / VideosFR / SubtitlesA structured, pedagogical path with a mix of articles and videos. Great if you prefer learning step by step.Tutorials — Aerialis KitesVideosENA YouTube playlist of tutorials. Handy if you want to pick a topic and test quickly on the field.Tips — Aerialis KitesArticlesENA collection of short articles with useful advice and reminders. Good to complement a video course with written notes.Misc tutorials — Revolution KitesVideosENVarious videos published by Revolution Kites. Explore when you are looking for a specific point or a quick demo.

Manuals and documents

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Long-form documents about quad-line and dual-line kites, perfect if you like to understand details and come back later.

Le cerf-volant acrobatique – La synthèse ! — Philippe78DocumentFRA reference document in French, dense and useful to consolidate basics and revisit key notions.Flying the rev and how to do it — Bill & Kim TaylorDocumentENA complete manual in English, practical and detailed for better understanding quad-line flying.Kite notes — Peter MasseyDocumentENLong-form notes in English: perfect if you like to dig deeper, set references, and revisit technical details.

Last updated: — added Revomania, removed duplicate hub links