“How does somebody learn to kite and then walk away from it?” This is the question that tow surfer and windsurfer Brett Lickle asks big wave charger Dave Kalama.<\/p>\n
The sport of kiteboarding was born in France when two French brothers – Dominique and Bruno Legaignoux – invented the inflated kites and, consequently, a new wind outdoor activity.<\/p>\n
The world’s first kiteboarders were already experienced big wave surfing and windsurfers. When kites hit the skies, many ocean addicts decided\u00a0\u00a0 …\u00a0 More<\/a><\/p>\n Video – CHAPTER ONE – DAVE KALAMA, PETE CABRINHA & BRETT LICKLE<\/span><\/p>\n Dave Kalama, Peter Cabrinha and Brett Lickle talking about how kitesurfing evolved over the years and that Dave Kalama has to give it another shot. Behind the scenes shot for Chapter One at Ho’okipa, Maui<\/p>\n