Bar Juggling

As kiteboarder's, we have most likely all experienced getting the kite lines inverted at some point, if you're new to jumping and tricks, this could happen quite frequently. Perhaps, you have seen an experience kiteboarder get an inversion, but somehow, magically, the fix it on the spot. That is called bar juggling! With the proper technique you can also be a bar juggler, and save yourself a trip back to the beach to re-run your lines.
00:00 Into
00:24 Why Bar Juggle?
01:31 Single Line Inversion
03:55 Double Line Inversion
07:32 Conclusion

[@maciejmatusik635]

instructions unclear my kite is on a tree now thanks

[@ewatersports]

Bummer man. Hope you pick a better spot next time to practice.
Remember to do it in lite winds. Then the kite won’t fly up up and away into some trees. Maybe have a friend hold your kite so it doesn’t happen again. Try putting yourself in better conditions to practice. Sorry about your luck. We are a repair shop too.
Good luck.

[@KITEFORUMcom]

Really nice, thx for that! Just let me add an advice: depower your kite all the way before starting the process

[@esurfrider7687]

I did a little bit of bar magic last week, what happened was my wing tip got too close to the water touched the surface and before I could swing it back up, a gust came and suddenly inverted my kite. 🤦‍♂️ not the first time I inverted my kite and probably not the last either. Being in the waves, it’s not the position you want to be in for long, so I had 2 options: chicken Loop quick release and try to reset rather than self rescue or tug on the center lines and see if I can invert the kite. I went for the second option and after pulling really hard on the center lines, I was able to put the kite into beach pose on the water, I was then able to re-launch my kite only now the lines were crossed, but it still flys ok and I was able to get back to the beach, sure I could’ve tried to play with it some more to fix the lines but when you’re in deep water and waves doing bar juggling is probably not the best idea. Much easier to sail back to the beach, safely land the kite, and then fix the crossed lines. I know it’s frowned upon in the community to drop your kite in the water, but I drop my kite all the time because I’m always trying new stuff. I look at it as an opportunity to learn something new.

[@TheChrisTerry]

Can you show what happens if you let go altogether?

[@karolkozowski6290]

The Dog😍

[@windfxjeff3363]

Now the wing tip of the kite got wet and it's ruined