Kitesoul Magazine #16 English Edition
In this issue: Riders Column - Colleen Carroll, Red Bull KOTA 2017; ITW Nick Jacobsen, Ruben Lenten; Events: Ragnarok 2017, Banga Foil 2017; Journeys: In the Kingdom of the polar bears, The Wall Ride; Characters: Michael Zomer; Schools: Canary islands; Trends: How about learning kite-foil? Product focus: RRD rigid lines; Felipe Moure Lopez: Blind Judge 5 challenge and much more. In this issue: Riders Column - Colleen Carroll, Red Bull KOTA 2017; ITW Nick Jacobsen, Ruben Lenten; Events: Ragnarok 2017, Banga Foil 2017; Journeys: In the Kingdom of the polar bears, The Wall Ride; Characters: Michael Zomer; Schools: Canary islands; Trends: How about learning kite-foil? Product focus: RRD rigid lines; Felipe Moure Lopez: Blind Judge 5 challenge and much more.
174 Interview A lot of irony, great motivation, nasty accidents. But I enjoy the path the bar in the second handle pass, but I ignored the fact that the higher and more powered you go, the harder the landing is… And I got injured in the last attempt (the last attempt of Episode II is the real moment of the injury). Broken meniscus, Bone contusion, blah, blah, blah! KS_And how did you recover? Did you need surgery? At the beginning I was a bit scared. It was the first injury in my life and I was 37. And it was not the typical ankle little thing, was something in the knee. The Knee! So important! So big! “our knees, our wheels” (my mother always says that) I did an RMI and they said Broken meniscus, maybe you need surgery. But… I kept myself positive trying to think as less as possible about it. I did cycling like a sick, I stretched a lot and got my left leg stronger than King Kong’s rocket. In the end, I didn’t need surgery. Yahoo! KS_After being injured, during the recovery, did you think about giving up the challenge? No, of course I didn’t. And the reward for keeping on trying is than I can go on answering what happens now when I fail the Blind Judge 5. Nothing happens! After recovering from the knee injury, I worked a lot on the trick and now I get higher enough to do the whole rotation so I don’t suffer the heelside edge and at the same time, I don’t go so high that my legs
cannot stand it. Now I’m even closer! Check it in the Episode! KS_What happens with Liam Whaley, what does he have to do with your challenge? He’s been a good friend since 2012, when I was in Brazil trying to do my first handle pass, he was 16 and I was 34. Yes, I know, big age difference, but I’m used to it. Since I started kiteboarding, some of my best friends are pretty much younger than I am. Moreover, I usually kite in Tarifa with all these kids (they were kids when I first met them): Maxi Gómez, Liam, Jerome Cloetens, Manu de Pfyffer The thing is that, Liam is the Freestyle World Champion; he is an influent person in the kite world. He helps me to make the buzz with this story and we have real fun together filming and inventing stupid things and stupid advices like doing lots and lots of pushups, lots and lots of pullups or inflating the kite using my anus. In that sense, it’s just fun for making people laugh and, in the end, reaching more people to inspire! KS_Why so much nudity in your videos? Really, I don’t know... Do you remember what I told you before about plans in life and let some place for improvisation.
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174<br />
Interview<br />
A lot of irony, great motivation, nasty accidents. But I enjoy the path<br />
the bar in the second handle pass, but I ignored the fact that<br />
the higher and more powered you go, the harder the landing<br />
is… And I got injured in the last attempt (the last attempt of<br />
Episode II is the real moment of the injury). Broken meniscus,<br />
Bone contusion, blah, blah, blah!<br />
KS_And how did you recover? Did you need surgery?<br />
At the beginning I was a bit scared. It was the first injury in<br />
my life and I was 37. And it was not the typical ankle little<br />
thing, was something in the knee. The Knee! So important! So<br />
big! “our knees, our wheels” (my mother always says that) I<br />
did an RMI and they said Broken meniscus, maybe you need<br />
surgery. But… I kept myself positive trying to think as less as<br />
possible about it. I did cycling like a sick, I stretched a lot<br />
and got my left leg stronger than King Kong’s rocket. In the<br />
end, I didn’t need surgery. Yahoo!<br />
KS_After being injured, during the recovery, did you think<br />
about giving up the challenge?<br />
No, of course I didn’t. And the reward for keeping on trying is<br />
than I can go on answering what happens now when I fail the<br />
Blind Judge 5. Nothing happens! After recovering from the<br />
knee injury, I worked a lot on the trick and now I get higher<br />
enough to do the whole rotation so I don’t suffer the heelside<br />
edge and at the same time, I don’t go so high that my legs