Kiteboarding Magazine

Learn how to send it big with Kiteboarding and Broneah's Matt Myers in this step-by-step video, shot on location in Puerto Rico at the Broneah Lesson Center.

Northern Michigan is America’s ultimate freshwater playground and an ideal spot for a kiteboarding vacation. The region has four primary kiteboarding spots — Frankfort Beach/Point Betsie Beach, Van’s Beach, Platte River Point and Petobego — that offer a variety of conditions that will stoke out practically every kiter...

What's better? The freedom of kiteboarding unhooked or speed and power of riding hooked in? Some of kiteboarding's biggest players, from 2010 KPWT world champ Jesse Richman to wave-riding pioneer Peter Trow weigh in on both sides of the debate...

The year is officially halfway over. We decided the best way to get stoked for the second half of 2010 was to look back at kiteboardingmag.com’s top 10 posts from the first half of the year...

In this video, shot on location in Michigan at the Broneah Lesson Center, Matt Myers shows you how to do an unhooked toeside raley. Check out his pointers and step-by-step instruction below. KEY POINTS: • Getting pop off of flat water unhooked on your toeside edge is really difficult...

Check out all the action from the 2010 Kiteboarding Fantasy Camp, where Damien Leroy, Clarissa Hempel, Jon Modica, Aaron Sales and the Broneah Kiteboarding pros gave our campers five days of instruction at the beachfront Islander Resort in the Florida Keys...

Kiteboarding's first-ever Fantasy Camp was designed to help kiters like you progress to the next level, so you can be sure that some quality kiteboarding instruction went down during our week in the Florida Keys...

This time of year, there are few places I would rather be than the Florida Keys. Islamorada is sunny, windy and in the 70s. This week, Kiteboarding magazine has partnered up with Broneah Kiteboarding and Cabrinha at the beachfront Islander Resort to host our first fantasy camp...

Step 1: Place lead hand in center of bar, release edge and unhook. Step 2: Release your upwind edge. Step 3: Load your progressive edge, lean back and pop. Step 4: Throw feet behind your head, keep pull on lead hand...