Lets discover two wonderful spots in Kenya: Watamu, with its incredible clear blue water and Lamu Island, a wild spot full of sandbanks.
There is no getting away from them, Brazil edits are here to stay for a while, but as you watch each one it is great to see what each rider is capable of in such perfect conditions. This time it is the turn or Celine Sauvage.
We like these ‘One Day’ and ‘One Session’ videos that seem to be popular at the moment, and Charlotte Consorti of course does not disappoint. Also nice to see a video that is not from Brazil at this time of year.
It is not always easy to come back after a big injury an Helena Brochocka explains frankly how she faced challenges and was forced to relearn a lot of what came naturally before.
The sheer expressions of joy on the girls face say something about how this wave must make you feel as you ride what is arguably one of the most perfect waves out there.
Karolina Winkowska takes us with her as she experiences her first time in the USA and her first time at the Triple-S this year. This is a high quality edit that really shows both the competition and her experiences in a very positive light.
To kick off the KiteSista Kids initiative it is time to sit back and look at what is possible at just 12 years old with the right training and a bit of talent.
Annabel van Westerop gives us a brief glimpse into her time spent riding and sipping coconuts in Brazil.
Jalou takes us with her behind the scenes in Ireland on the new Mystic shoot, showing that it is not all sunshine and bikinis in the life of a pro kiter.
Angely Bouillot going BIG. Check it out for yourself and take this as proof that there is more to kiting that just unhooked freestyle and you can ride however you want to express yourself.
KiteSista checks out riders over just a single session. This episode features Paula Novotna in Caiupe, Brazil as she gets back on the water after a little break from a wrist injury.
It is never a bad thing to be able to share your time in the lagoons of Brazil with your dad, and that is exactly what young Osaia Reding got to do.
