sport kite การใช้

• Stunt or sport kites started to become popular in the 1970s.
• Sport kites can be designed to fly in a wide range of conditions.
• Sport kites can be flown in aerial ballet, sometimes as part of a competition.
• In the United States, the American Kitefliers Association ( AKA ) is the umbrella organization for sport kite contests.
• Sport kites using kite lines two or three or four lines at a time have a need for very low stretch.
• The most common configuration for a sport kite is a roughly triangular " delta " shape, with two lines for control.
• During diving maneuvers sport kites may reach speeds of 60 mph, while in stall type maneuvers they can remain nearly motionless.
• Napier won the novice championship in individual precision flying of sport kites in 1997, and in 1998 he won in intermediate individual ballet.
• One of the most prolific and active sport kite fliers in the world, John started in the kiting community as an enthusiast in August 1990.
• The company was formed as Sport Kites, Inc in 1973 and started doing business under the name " Wills Wing " in 1978.
• CFRP is now widely used in sports equipment such as in squash, tennis and badminton racquets, sport kite spars, high quality arrow shafts, hockey sticks, fishing rods, surfboards and rowing shells.
• He started at a competitive level in 1991 and has since secured top rankings in a variety of sport kite disciplines ( individual, pairs, team, dual line, quad line, indoor ) with occasional breaks.
• Napier gave me some instruction on a two-line kite _ you pull with your right hand and the kite goes right, left and it goes left . Then I bought a beginner's sport kite and brought it out to the dune.
• "' John Barresi "'( born ) is an American sport kite flier and designer, and has been the editor and owner of " Kitelife " magazine since late 2002, a role now shared with his wife Takako Barresi.
• Years ago, my friend John Ruggiero received a sport kite as a gift . He set out for Nahant Beach, and before he knew it, the other kite fliers were sharing everything they knew about putting a kite through its tricks, and he was hooked.
• Attending the 2006 World Sport Kite Championships in Berck sur Mer France as a judge, he participated in organized quad line team flying for the first time and impassioned by his experiences there, formed Team iQuad with friend David Hathaway immediately upon returning to the United States.
• John's history in kiting began in 1990 when we he started flying recreationally in San Francisco, then went on to become a competitor on the national AKA and American Kite Magazine competition circuits . . . Since then, his experience expanded to include roles on three national championship sport kite teams, roughly 20 individual national championships, positions on several AKA committees and sub-committees, service as a board member on the Kite Trade Association's board of directors, judge at the 2006 World Sport Kite Championships, member of the 2007 / 2008 Red Bull Kite Performers team, founder of the RevGuild kite club and many other exploits, all of which have contributed to the wide variety of contacts, resources and material that drives Kitelife today.
• John's history in kiting began in 1990 when we he started flying recreationally in San Francisco, then went on to become a competitor on the national AKA and American Kite Magazine competition circuits . . . Since then, his experience expanded to include roles on three national championship sport kite teams, roughly 20 individual national championships, positions on several AKA committees and sub-committees, service as a board member on the Kite Trade Association's board of directors, judge at the 2006 World Sport Kite Championships, member of the 2007 / 2008 Red Bull Kite Performers team, founder of the RevGuild kite club and many other exploits, all of which have contributed to the wide variety of contacts, resources and material that drives Kitelife today.