Zitat:
|
Zitat von Crusi
Wassn schmarn soll ich jetzt 6 monate nur den kite hin und her wedeln? :-/
|
Nöö
Zwischen springen und hin und her wedeln gibt es noch viel. Hier mal die Einteilung der Level bei der Snowkiteschulung nach
IKO:
Level 1A
* Carry and Set-up lines and kite.
* Determine the wind direction and upwind and downwind (windward, leeward).
* Fly a small kite (inflatable, stunt kite, foil…) on the wind window edge and maintain it close to the ground.
* Know how to kill the power of the kite in case of problem by releasing the bar. Be aware that the kite leash must be worn at all times, before kite launching and until landing.
Level 1B
* Be aware of the area where the kite can fall downwind of the pilot.
* Recover the kite.
* Position the kite on request from 9 to 3 o’clock on the wind window edge.
* Launch a kite and choose the right angle to the wind (assisted).
* Fly the kite in the power area without crashing it.
* Twist and untwist the lines while the kite flies.
* Recover a kite and secure it on land.
* Land a kite with the help of an assistant.
Level 1C
* Fly a kite hooked to the harness.
* Fly hooked to the harness with one hand.
* Activate the harness release system or quick release located on a leader line.
Level 1D
* Launch a kite alone.
* Relaunch a kite.
Level 1E
* Create a constant power using the power zone or half the power zone
* Identify potential wind obstacles creating lift or down draft and be able to define the wind direction. Understand that practicing near obstacles is dangerous.
Level 2F
* Define if the practice area is safe for practice.
* Set up and check the equipment alone (kite, line, control bar).
Level 2G
* Fly a kite in sitting position. Be able to keep your legs in front of you.
* Falling simulation and getting in starting position again
* Relaunch a kite with board or skis
* Without board, discover the power needed to be pulled on your feet from a sitting position
Level 2H
* Know the start theory: board/skis and body positioning, kite piloting.
* Start from a sitting position and ride while moving the kite up and down.
* Gain speed from a standing position
Level 2I
* Set up a 4 line kite alone and check that it is properly done.
* Fly a 4 line kite.
* Activate the safety systems of a 4 line bar (power loop, leash).
* Adjust a 4 line kite while using the power loop.
* Adjust the trim system of a 4 line kite to avoid it flying backward or adjust the power.
Level 3J
* Know the right of way rules.
* Ride in both directions (downwind).
* Edge on the heel and toe side to change the course.
* Accelerate by edging down and moving the kite.
* Stop by edging.
Level 3K
* Be able to keep an edge.
Level 3L
* Ride away and come back at starting point. Ride upwind.
* Constantly ride upwind.
Level 3M
* Switch of direction by making 180 turn downwind.
Level 3N
* Know the theoretical approach to jump.
Practice first jumps.
* Know how to perform a complete safety check of your practice area.
Manfred