Learning is easy as 1.2.3.

"Safety..Fun..Progress"

Our students can not believe they are being taught on beaches where most of the time you don't see ANYONE else during your lesson! Turks & Caicos Islands: remote, uncrowded conditions, warm shallow turquoise water. This is kiteboarding paradise. This is Kite Provo!

1. POWER KITE FLYING FUNDAMENTALS

If you’ve never flown a power kite before then this is your first feel of the excitement of kiting. Different size kites make this sport available for everyone. Have fun learning the handling skills to control a power kite. This is an on-land lesson on a sandy Turks & Caicos beach where you learn the theory of the wind window, landing and launching the kite, power and depowering the kite, flying hooked in, and other techniques that will progress you to the Kiteboarding Fundamental H2O class. These skills can also be used for snow kiting, kite buggying, and land boarding.

Approximately 2 hours,
$150 per person

 

2. KITEBOARDING FUNDAMENTALS H2O

Time to get wet. Apply the same skills learned on land in the water with a bigger kite, more power, and you are in control! We cover safety, kite relaunch from the water, body dragging, learning to put your board on, water starts, and getting your first rides. You will imagine the thrill of rippin' across the waters of the Turks & Caicos Islands!

Approximately 3 hours,
$225 per person.

 

3. SUPERVISED PRACTICE

Our goal is always to get the student independent of his/her instructor. Once you have achieved this skill level you have the option to practice on your own under our supervision. You use our equipment, we give you practice tips, we are in eye sight of you to insure your safety and progress.

Minimum 2 hours,
$75 per hour.

 

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION

Some people prefer one on one with an IKO/PASA certified instructor. Private lessons are custom designed for your needs and desires.

Minimum 2 hours,
$175 per hour.

KiteProvo students in action. It's easy, it's fun. This could be you!

What to Bring to your Lessons:

1. Cheap polarized sunglasses with strap
2. Sunscreen, especially for face and lips
3. Water
4. Suggested Clothing : Long board shorts, rash guard or in winter months neoprine top. If you have sensitive feet, water shoes for water lessons, sneakers for beach lessons (most people go barefoot)
5. An adventurous attitude

What Not to Bring to your Lessons:

1. Wallet or purse, extra money, passport, credit cards
2. Watch or jewelry, expensive sunglasses
3. Fear