Private Kiteboarding Lessons in Long Beach Water
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness and comfort swimming in open water
Overview
Master kiteboarding with private lessons in Long Beach guided by Captain Kirk. Learn key skills like bodydragging and waterstarting in a personalized two-hour session.
Kite 301
Kitesurfing Lesson TWO Hours for $200
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About This Adventure
Experience an exhilarating private kiteboarding lesson with Captain Kirk, tailored for individual skill levels. Over two hours, you'll master essential techniques like bodydragging and waterstarting, while receiving personalized performance analysis. Each student enjoys their own kite, ensuring a unique and memorable adventure on the water.
Rates
Rates-Private Lesson:
$100/per hour/per student - 2 Hours minimum
$200 per 2-hour session per student: each with their own kite provided by Captain Kirks Wetsuits and water wear are not included. Wetsuits can be rented for $25 per day. Please call the store for wetsuit rental or sales options.
Duration
2 Hours
About
WATER LESSON & BOARD CONTROL
Review Of Lessons 1&2
- Upwind Bodydragging, Bodydragging With The Board
- "Getting Off Shore", On-water Kite & Board Handling,
- Waterstarting, Board Work, Riding Away
Advanced Waterwork
- Stance & Legwork, Speed Control, Edging Upwind
- Performance Analysis
Adventure Tips
Check wind conditions before booking
Optimal kiteboarding depends on steady winds—consult local wind forecasts to pick the best day.
Wear a wetsuit in cooler months
Pacific waters can be chilly; a wetsuit helps maintain comfort and focus during lessons.
Bring sun protection
Long Beach sun can be intense; apply waterproof sunscreen and wear UV-blocking sunglasses.
Stay hydrated on the shore
Prepare with water breaks between sessions to sustain energy and concentration.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Brown pelicans often glide low over the water here.
- Sea lions are commonly spotted around the docks and piers.
History
Long Beach’s coastline has hosted watersports since the mid-20th century, evolving into a modern kiteboarding hotspot over the last decade.
Conservation
Kite 301 practices eco-friendly guidelines, minimizing disturbance to marine life and promoting clean waters.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Kiteboarding harness
Essential for controlling the kite and maintaining stability on the board.
Wetsuit
Keeps you warm in cooler water temperatures during spring sessions.
spring specific
Helmet
Protects your head during crashes and while learning new maneuvers.
Waterproof sunscreen
Prevents sunburn during long periods on the water under the sun.
summer specific