Horizontal flight by Thierry Bressure
Holding your altitude in horizontal flight, a condition for keeping your place in a team. The on-screen text suggests two exercises: the ladder, to compensate and brake the rotation, and the vertical slide.
From the series KiteJust4Fun path. On-screen text noted by QuadKites.org.
What next?
On-screen text from the video
- Horizontal flight requires knowing how to hold altitude0:04
- To do so, you must master compensation0:18
- Ladder exercise to compensate and brake the rotation0:30
- Vertical slide exercise to master compensation and correct altitude0:52
- Shoulder offset to help compensation1:22
- Slide controlled by the lower wing2:02
- Moving the feet to offset the shoulders2:42
- After the exercise.... the practice2:56
- Straight lines are straighter and wingtip turns more precise3:06
- Reminder3:24
- Offsetting the feet and the shoulders3:34
- Correcting altitude with the lower wing4:42
Keep going
In the series KiteJust4Fun quad-line progression path — Thierry Bressure
- Stop position
- Reverse flight
- Launch and landing
- Horizontal flight — you are here
- Wingtip turn variation
- Slides
- Rotation while traveling
See the 11 videos of the series
Elsewhere on the site
- Precision flying — Horizontal flight
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