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- verb To take part in
kitesurfing
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Examples
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Do Windsurf, kitesurf, or if you're lucky with the swell, surf surf.
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The story is about how I was recently learning to kitesurf and how the instructor said I had talent, “… because even when you are dumped into the sea and are being dragged backwards under water, you are still trying to control your kite.”
Four Steps for One Great Writing Technique | Write to Done 2008
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Hamaini's company, Kite Morocco, now offers kitesurf and windsurf courses including equipment rental and accommodation in this remote location: learn first on the landward-facing lagoon, then venture across to the ocean side for the real deal. • +212 661 661863, kitemorocco. com.
Hot spots: New trips to the Middle East Matthew Teller 2010
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When I tell him that I hope to windsurf (never tried), kitesurf (never tried) and stand-up paddle-board (never tried) on the same day, he plays a toothy tune with those ivories, followed by a deep belly laugh.
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On the beach are Canadians learning how to kitesurf, an exploding sport, rapidly gaining converts around the world.
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Try the many watersports available or simply enjoy watching energetic young locals as they surf, windsurf, kitesurf and sail, year-round.
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Never ever kitesurf alone, always take a friend and keep an eye on each other.
EzineArticles 2010
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You can kitesurf on most open areas of water which can be deep or shallow, calm or rough and if possible with constant winds of between 8 and 50 knots.
EzineArticles 2010
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Sir Richard Branson has abandoned his attempt to kitesurf the English Channel from Dungeness.
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To be able to kitesurf you will require certain skills.
EzineArticles 2010
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