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This is an fantastic opportunity to get your teenagers into kitesurfing at half price for the mid term break, everything is provided for your lesson including wetsuits and safety equipment Numbers are limited as we have a small instructor to student ratio. Know the use of safety systems twist and untwist the lines while flying the kite Launch and land the trainer kite with an assistant. In flight check equipment and settings Understand and -Use the international communication signals Launch and land the kite to an assistant and as an assistant (4/5-line de-power kite) Control the LEI kite hooked into the harness. Your first bodydrag downwind in waist deep water Continuing on from Discovery course Control the LEI kite hooked into the harness.

The beautiful water and the exceptional landscape, make Sri Lanka the perfect place to learn how to kitesurf, or to take your skills to the next level while enjoying Yoga every morning before breakfast What really made our trip special, however, was our group. I wont be leaving the kids at home next time Towards the end of our trip we took to group on an over night stay in a remote sandbar 1.5hrs boat ride. it was truly the best place I’ve ever kitesurfed, offshore consistent wind with butter flat water we couldn’t have asked for more Towards the end of our trip we took to group on an over night stay in a remote sandbar 1.5hrs boat ride.

Duncannon has been in the news this week focusing on water quality, personally i would be very worried if the trend from 2012/2013 had continued and had a serious think about moving my Kitesurfing and SUp lessons elsewhere but in 2014 and 2015 the results were excellent, unfortunately EPA based qater quality on a 4 year average so it is class as poor for the 2016 season,  below is a statement from a local action group on the matter Following the latest EPA report on water quality where Duncannon was one of the areas rated as “poor We, as a group, have been badgering all local TD’s, councillors and relevant ministers since 2014 and continue to do so. Since then, we have had personal contact with Irish Water’s CEO, John Tierney (now retired this month) and his acting successor, Jerry Grant. We have had an email from Jerry Grant on Tuesday of this week which states the following: “Irish Water has appointed a design team to develop solutions for this and other similar sites, with Duncannon as a priority We expect to be have a preferred site and scheme by mid-year to go to planning and hopefully procurement.