Kite Surfing News July 2007

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TUESDAY, 31 JULY 2007
	Kitesurfers to Conquer Irish Sea in September
	To raise funds for the RNLI’s Silloth lifeboat and the NSPCC, six men agree to kitesurf 30 miles from the west coast of the county across to the Isle of Man. They plan on using a power kite to propel themselves through the water on a surfboard. Fraser Dooley, 34, is one of the daring men to do the challenge. Dooley teaches kitesurfing at his Ireby paintballing business Euphoria Extreme for Read Full Story
MONDAY, 30 JULY 2007
	Sardinia—a Brighter Spot for Kite Surfers
	Italy has more to offer than just pasta. The white sandy shores and crystal clear waters pose a very good news for water sports enthusiasts. Sardinia is the second largest island in the western Mediterranean, just beneath the French island of Corsica, and which is just a few hundred miles west of the Italian mainland. Beauty is an understatement to describe the place but rather, Sardinia is Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 27 JULY 2007
	Myers Offers Kite Surfing Lessons
	It’s your turn to have fun!—as this statement opens their blog site, this also holds true to many busy and workaholic people who tend to forget the meaning of fun and sports. With this, Myers Kite Surfing offers a great deal for kite surfing lessons. The lesson program consists of three phases: As a starter, the student will be using a 2 line ram air 3m training kite on the land, either th Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 26 JULY 2007
	Five Best Spots to Fly Your Kite
	Brace yourselves as we take a tour to Scotland’s best kiting spots: Balevullin Bay and Gott Bay These are just two of the stunning flat beaches on the island where it is easy to send kites soaring. There is always the right directional gust brought about by the on-shore and off-shore winds. Beach-hopping just makes it easier to follow the on-shore winds where one can readily fly his kite. Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 25 JULY 2007
	Construction Displaces Kite Surfers in Dubai
	Due to construction, Dubai kite surfers had to leave for other emirates in order to enjoy the sport. This was because there was not enough beaches to accommodate kite surfing and other beach activities. During the week, kite surfers used to stay in the "Kite Beach" in Umm Suqueim. However, the Dubai Kite Club started the ban on kite surfing during Fridays to prevent accidents between kite Read Full Story