Broneah Kiteboarding – We Build Kiteboarders – kitesurfing, kiteboard, kitesurf, lessons, camp
Author: Matt and Keegan Myers, with PASA Examiner Chris Moore
Published: Kiteboarding Magazine, www.kiteboardingmag.com
Always use a figure eight motion when wrapping your lines on your control bar. This puts half a twist in and half a twist out with each wrap and prevents the lines from getting individual twists in the lines. To keep the ends from falling off the bar, form a loop with the last section of lines, twist it around one full spin and then drop it over the end of the control bar. Two of these will prevent the ends of the lines from tangling.
