By K. Boeasse
2008
Written by three-time world champion and packed with over 500 photographs, this book covers first attempts at getting afloat to snapping a 360. It is the definitive guide to kitesurfing, covering both mental and physical preparation with fabulous photography showing every stage of each manoevure.

Covers the basics of getting into the water and the principles of surfing on the wind: getting up, steering, turning, controlling the kite and what to do when you wipe out. Then it’s time to start having some fun, with more than 50 tricks covered in full step-by-step detail from the basic chop hop to how to ride huge waves and advanced moves like the back to blind surface pass and the unhooked downloop s-bend!

Pb. 168pp

RRP £19.99 OUR PRICE £16.50

By Richard Cooper

This is the story of Richard's determination to overcome a mid-life crisis by windsurfing around Britain. His voyage is well illustrated in colour and entertainingly told.

Hb 220pp

By P. Hart
2004
Well illustrated, practical volume aimed at beginners and experienced windsurfers. Covers the latest developments, equipment, understanding the wind, basics, steering, starts, planning, advanced manoevring, sea sailing, wave sailing, freestyling, racing.

246x189mm 160p Pb

By Ken Winner
1995
From basic skills to descriptions of some of the worlds most popular windsurfing locations.

Pb

By S. Bornhoft
2001
A colourful introduction to this exciting sport. A concise text, clear diagrams and excellent full colour photography.

Hb. 96p

By R. Reichfeld

Shortboard techniques and equipment - aimed at those learning to waterstart and gybe to those starting competitions.
260x210mm 176p 400 colour photos Pb

Guides both potential and current windsurfers through the RYA National Windsurfing Scheme.

The ideal companion for those who are about to start, or who have recently begun, the increasingly popular sport of windsurfing.

Paperback, 65pp

By I. Currer
2004

A beginners guide with equipment and techniques.

Pb. 288pp 235mmx170mm