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Oh No! KEVVLOG⁴ #19
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2020
- Some time you crash your kite in not such a good place. If it does happen the best thing to do is to release everything right away to prevent any damages to yourself and your gear. In this vlog I also do a work out with coach Robin and Lasse.
Thanks Ryan Osmond for filming and editing. / ryaneosmond
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Thanks for watching!
Before crossfit: lasse walker
After crossfit: lasse Walked
A minute for Lasse an his attempt of handshake 6:17
Even Kev dog runs out of talent 🤣
Sooo lucky to have retrieved his kite so easily after ejecting the whole thing!
Man, the quality of your video’s is getting better and better
Love the editting and production in the last few videos, props to your new video guy!
Thanks James 👍
Epic moon fish!
two of them even :)
I thaught they are extremely rare?!
I think that's actually a Sunfish (mola-mola)?
Do you mean that one 9:51?
Awsome Kevin
I was Last year in Tarifa and I learnd kite Surfing
It's always a scary moment when your kite gets caught up in a wave
Very nice guys! Nice workout! @Lasse, congrats with your entry to KOTA.
Kevin on the surfboard! Now you got my attention!
Kevin, love the vids. Would love to see more of the kite in the shots to understand your kite control and maneuvers. Also, would love to hear a breakdown of how you're doing certain tricks, jumps, etc. That would take your vids to the next level for me and I imagine everyone else that kites and watches. Thanks!
I have exactly the same opinion.
I think you’ve outdone yourself with this vlog! They really keep getting better and better
For those who didn't see the comment... Kevin said release the chicken loop AND leash. Invaluable information right there!
Fantastic Moonfish shot. Great video again.
Good luck with the competition.
Stay safe.
so glad you’re posting more!
Gorgeous again ! Next year, I definitely want to go to Cape town during this time !
Love you Kevin you are such an inspiration
WoW! The beginning was insane 😆
Holy crap! You got to see that big ocean sunfish! Those are crazy wild fish!
Really loved this vlog Keep up! Cheers
machallah machallah !! keven, you're awesome men .I wish you luck and win every time hh ,take care for yourself , peaaace
@lasse congrats man you’ve earned it 🤘 hoping for a great comp
Awesome Kevin 🤪🤙 I'm coming to cape Town 😀
when you released your kite, just went over to bodyboarding (:
Good one !!!💥💥💥
Kevin is a beast!
Kevin, since your knee surgery several years ago what type of knee exercises do you do? Thanks
He never answers
@@nielagi5029 or likes
I would love tô know
That would really be interesting to know, Kevin !
Loving how you provided some "how to" insights there. What is your thought on leg straps?
Don’t is the general rule on that one. Sucks, but way safer
@@etrb54df56bb Thanks. Im always so surprised to see so many people with them on still
Mooie beelden Kevin !!
Super helpful tip regards to saving your kite. Thanks
Great to see you rippin' the waves again. Remember you legendary performance at Cape Hatteras . When and why are you riding straps? Or did you go strapless for good?
Kevvlog😍 Nice Video 👍🏼
Zelfs fout gaan als een champ. Wat een save tegelijk op het strand als je kite. Tof uitleg erbij, wat te doen wanneer gebeurt 🤘
Lekker bezig mannen! 🤙
Hi. Can you tell me what kind of headphones are you using in this episode and are they good for swimming?
My kite got punctured today and I had to cut one of the steering lines.. but this video made my day a little better. Funny shit in the beginning, wise lessons in the end
Dear Kevin i am a great fan of yours. You have been Coming to South Africa for more then 15 years. It is a amazing country with great coasts. I was wondering why have you never been to the Indian Ocean to Durban for kite-surfing. Maybe you will find that a unique experience this time if you consider trying it. The waves may not be as strong as Cape Towns however it has warm water due to the Indian Ocean and also beautiful views. Please shed some light on this matter.
Cheers for the tip! That's good to know
Releasing the kite saved it from damage true. What if your bar and lines wrapped around one of the young kids playing on the beach in the video and then the kite started death looping? What if it got swept up and blew into the carpark or traffic or a building or powerlines?
I dont know if that's the right lesson here to always release your kite if you crash in waves...
Upload more Kevin!! Sick👍
Pls Tell me which sunglases do you wear? At the beginning of the Video
9:52 is that a moon fish/mola mola ??
What about on an off shore like at One Eye? Do you still advise releasing the kite there?
No, unless you have to. I dumped my kite on One Eye. Waves were well overhead. Thankfully i was able to drift over reef by keeping the lines tight, and relaunched after 2nd wave. Long interval gives you time to relaunch. If you release there your lines would snag on the reef, which is far out. If you’re lucky it would drift north into the lagoon. Best not to dump it obviously. If you released on the outside, kite would be gone. Don’t think i’d want to be drifting outside without my kite. Could be hard to find you. Locals will rescue you for money if it’s not to late in the day.
Best practice there is to steer kite to the outside and go through the wave if you’re about to get smashed. Wind can be so offshore there you can’t pull off wave to the inside to escape. I learned the hard way. Amazing place.
Did he release the leash attachment also?
Great vid! Was that a great white?!!
spotted the moonfish
thank you and I was not thinking about a shark..
Oh man that kite crash is a constant threat at our local spots in San Diego. Light wind and large waves = suffering .
Hi kevin! It looked like you did a full release including the leash. Is this always the protcol when riding in (big) waves as performing a "self-rescue" is to risky getting tangled in the lines?
Yes it is! The Kite is just Stuff do not risk your life for Stuff. Often someone get your Kite and give it back to you. But getting your Surfboard is often a live insurance and a good way to go fast back to the Beach. So in some bad action make sure you get your Board and let off the Kite. Wave-Fightclub Rule number one “Don’t Drop!!!”
I don’t think he meant to release the leash, hopefully Kevin will chime in.
If you release completely the kite could hurt someone on the shore. Just flagging the kite will let the wave pass through it and usually drag you to shore. If your flagged kite is drifting over a reef, best to swim toward the shore but away from the flagged kite to keep the lines taught, less likely to catch the reef. Then reset kite if you make it over the reef.
@@daversj pretty sure a complete/full release is what you are supposed to do in those waves, and that is what he did. You want to be completely detached from your kite so you don't get dragged when a wave catches it, and to avoid line tension that will cut through your canopy when the kite rolls in the wave.
@@strekke1986 i have dumped my kite many times in waves, inevitable in wave sailing. Never had to fully release, just flag it. If you feel you will get hurt or drown release it. Otherwise just flag it. I would rather my kite get destroyed than hurt someone else in the water or on the shore. I chose a do a sport that has some risk. People on the shore made no such assumption of risk, and don’t know the risks of a kite and lines bouncing down the beach.
The wind looked lite that day so the danger was less. Release a kite on a typical Cape Town day of 30kts and it would have kept going up the beach and into the road. Those are my rules, but maybe others do it differently.
@@daversj He did a full release and that was his intention, as that is what you are supposed to do in those conditions. You can see he picks up the bar out of the water, he surfs back to shore unattached, and lastly Kevin commented above that it indeed is a full release that you are supposed to do. In big waves like that you will get dragged under backwards from your harness if you have only released the chickenloop, which is even worse than being dragged forward. Even more dangerous, the wave can push you into your lines while still attached by the leash, and then that same wave will catch your kite and then you are tangled and dragged under and in real trouble. Golden rule is to get away from your bar and lines ASAP when dealing with serious waves. And then try and get to the shore ASAP, preferably before your kite starts tumbling over the beach yes (although most of the time it will settle down quite easily once it lands correctly, which it eventually always does). In small waves a full release is not always a must, because you can problably relaunch, but even then you can get tangled and in trouble or damage the kite.
I had a very similar incident with my kite at a spot in Poland. I tried doing a down loop jibe to toeside, but I started the maneuver when my kite was too low to complete the loop, so when it hit the water, the lines lost all tension, the kite rolled over itself, tangled up all the lines, I had to completely release the kite through all safety systems, then I was assisted by a random guy on a jetski who then helped me get back to the kite downwind, and get it back to the beach.
I'm pretty certain if I wouldn't let go of the kite, I would have ended up in Germany after a very long swim.
Nice to see the best . Stuff up 😉 and training... im a avid bodybuilder ... keep myself in top shape... maximise my fittness ... to kitesurf allday... 😉😊
Need more Moonfishes! 😃 And Strapless action!
Also I like to know your cool strapless beachstart. 👍
👍👍👍 What else do you do for your health and fitness. How often do you do?
Can anyone answer when Kevin said release it, did he just release the kite with the bar/lines detached from the harness?
Release your chickenloop and leash!
F in the chat for the failed fistbump hahaha
Scary stuff. Nice riding tho
9:50! 😮 I'd be so scared 😂
whats that song in the beginning??
ok, whats that shape of kevin's upper back?
are those muscels or is it a strange bone-strructure?
(look like he wears an impact west at al time )
i'm really curious from a medical point of view
cheers
Haha lasse well Done! You look like mr. Crabs
hey what kite is this? :)
If one doesn't release the kite, the risk is to be pulled under water while the wave is pulling the kite (plus the tension can brake something) better not to try :)
9:52 😍
happened this to me because of the weak wind but my leash did not eject, unfortunately exploded my leading edge😢😢
Imagine if that a foil kite.
Impossible to get it back out
More surfboard!!!
Goed bezig
Bien cool !! ; )
keep your head up on those squats
Dann Crazy early
9:50 what is it?
Zit je vast in zuid afrika?
Next time your in Cape Hatteras, North Carolina can you give me some lessons?
Ziet er weer top uit daar,🤔ga dit weekend maar weer met mij 5mm en handschoentjes 😁het water op.
9:50 what the hell is that thing 🤯🔥🤩
Mola mola/ Prodigal son/ Moon fish
@@iandoveton hahah crazy
Yes men
nice tip = more tips needed ;)
I had this in hawaii and i got pounded by 20 feet waves
Song Name @ 07:29 ?
6:16 Lasse forever alone
I wannnnaaaaaa kite again.... :(
Before the 1 min
kevin want to meet up sometime im looking for a kite to buy i am scared to buy a bad one can youteach kite lessons pls....
🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪
Kevin, you are an iron man 💪💪.
I was so lucky to see you in action when we had a no wind day in the Dominican and you asked us to to a training session with you.
See a short video of that session here m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10157043931445219&id=654645218
love the vid ! looked like staged crash ;)
just being bored in lockdown
crazy vid so sike
9:51 WTF ?????
Don’t EVER do what he said! Unless you want to decapatate or severely injure someone. The most irresponsible thing a pro can tell you. Quick release, but not your kite fully. Yes your kite may tear, but fully release your kite?! Wtf were you thinking.
Work it bitches!
Das pech supermodel weg🤷♂️
C’est un tuto comment atterrir tout seule 😂
wth is that fish
Нихуя не понял. Что ой ноу?
7 minutes of crossfit crap before we got to see kitesurfing which was excellent
Dear Kevin i am a great fan of yours. You have been Coming to South Africa for more then 10 years. It is a amazing country with great coasts. I was wondering why have you never been to the Indian Ocean to Durban for kite-surfing. Maybe you will find that a unique experience this time if you consider trying it. The waves may not be as strong as Cape Towns however it has warm water due to the Indian Ocean and also beautiful views. Please shed some light on this matter.