What's the difference between kite surfing and windsurfing?
Kite surfing is a kind of water sports, which combines the elements and characteristics of water skiing, surfing, windsurfing, snowboarding, paragliding and skateboarding. Kite surfers drive large kites and are driven by the wind. They ride and slide on a wave board (similar to skis, water skis or skateboards) in the water. Kite surfers can only fly kites through imaginary wind windows. Unlike windsurfing and other sailing sports, kite surfers need a small wind speed to fly their kites. Kite surfing has developed a lot in the thirty years before its birth. Now, outdoor activities can be carried out not only in water, but also on land. In the past, this sport was divided into several categories: wave riding, freestyle, obstacle race, speed racing, aerial skills, wakewave, kite cross-country and land kite.
Kite surfing is a kind of water sports, which combines the elements and characteristics of water skiing, surfing, windsurfing, snowboarding, paragliding and skateboarding. Kite surfers drive large kites and are driven by the wind. They ride and slide on a wave board (similar to skis, water skis or skateboards) in the water. Kite surfers can only fly kites through imaginary wind windows. Unlike windsurfing and other sailing sports, kite surfers need a small wind speed to fly their kites. Kite surfing has developed a lot in the thirty years before its birth. Now, outdoor activities can be carried out not only in water, but also on land. In the past, this sport was divided into several categories: wave riding, freestyle, obstacle race, speed racing, aerial skills, wakewave, kite cross-country and land kite.