Probably you’ve seen kite surfers in perfect waves on TV, or saw a number of videos online, and found it to be really remarkable. And like many others, you want to know where you can actually learn the awesome sport. The good news is there are many more kitesurfing spots than you might think. And because the upswing of the sports acceptance is actually incredible, the quantity of kite schools worldwide is continuously growing. A kiteboarding holiday is ideal for you to explore this new extreme sport that’s taking the world by storm.
What is kitesurfing all about? Well, it’s all about … More
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS – On the rolling water of Bald Eagle Lake, for 9-year-old Kyle Taulman and a dozen other kids and adults it has been a week full of waves of fun.
“It’s really fun,” Kyle said.
It’s all part of a special program called the Behind the Boat Water Ski Camp. Now in its sixth year, it combines Adaptive Adventures and Steamboat Adaptive Recreational Sports (STARS).
Matt Feeney with Adaptive Adventure says  … More
PWA Sotavento Fuerteventura Grand Slam 2011 is being held between 22nd July to 1st August.
The PWA’s elite freestyle and slalom sailors descend on the dazzling island of Fuerteventura for the fourth and final showdown on the grueling Canary Islands tour.
The world famous Reni Egli windsurfing centre will play host to world’s wildest freestylers and the full throttle men’s slalom fleet for ten days of intense competition. Its idyllic location boasts  … More
Day 2 of The Techno Windsurfing World Championships saw San Francisco once again deliver near perfect conditions for racing.
With three races sailed the day prior day two’s action was limited to two races. Racing got underway by noon time and with a fresh 18-20 mph sea breeze once again blowing across both courses the two races were quickly wrapped up allowing for the sailors and their families to have the rest of the day to check out San Francisco. Currents also played a factor in the racing on this day with a nearly 3 knot flood tide pushing eastward on the sailors  … More