During the course, you will learn the principles of foiling, including how to ride on the hydrofoil and maintain balance and control while in the air. You'll also learn advanced kiteboarding techniques like tacking and jibing, which will help you navigate and turn smoothly while riding the hydrofoil.
The principles of foiling involve understanding the physics of hydrodynamics and aerodynamics, which determine the lift and stability of the hydrofoil. The hydrofoil consists of a mast, a wing, and a fuselage, which work together to create lift and reduce drag, allowing the board to glide smoothly through the water and take flight.
To ride the hydrofoil, you'll need to generate enough speed and power from the kite to lift the board out of the water and onto the hydrofoil. Once you're airborne, you'll need to maintain a stable and balanced position on the board, using your body weight and foot positioning to control the angle and direction of the hydrofoil.