Learn to fly quad-line kites
Start with the topic you want to work on, or follow a learning path created by a pilot, team, or kite brand.
This section mixes in-house guides and restored external resources. Some are recent, others are older but still useful when their context is clear.
Choose what you want to work on
Section titled "Choose what you want to work on"The basics of flyingTakeoff, basic control, essential references: a simple entry point to get started with confidence.Flying with precisionClean stops, angles, tight lines: work on accuracy and control to reach a new level.TricksFigures, combinations, references, and safety: explore freestyle with curated resources.Choosing and maintaining your gearSails, handles, lines, tuning: what to check, what to choose, and how to keep gear reliable.
Follow a learning path or tutorial series
Section titled "Follow a learning path or tutorial series"Each path has its own logic: structured progression, video series, exercises, or field guide. You can choose one, combine several, or simply pick what you need.
KiteForge tutorials — John BarresiA modern, chaptered series from the basics to finer control.KiteLife progression pathA comprehensive reference from fundamentals to advanced concepts.Fly 4 Fun — Guido MaiocchiA large library for working on one specific technique at a time.Club 38 — Revolution KitesA step-by-step progression connected to a community of pilots.Rev clinics — team iQuadClinic topics and practical priorities for field training.Freestyle figures — Jordi MorellaNine restored advanced figures with explanations and step-by-step guidance.Revolution techniques — Joe HadzickiNineteen techniques presented as progressive exercises.Beginner's guide — Punk SportifA straightforward guide for starting with a Revolution 1.5 or similar kite.First steps — Lyze KielSetup, packing, basic concepts, and first flights.
Not sure where to start?
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