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sir ROWDY said..
At what point does kiteloop become megaloop? and when is it gigaloop?
Good question sir ROWDY.
Kitelooping is one of the easiest tricks to do, but it's also one of the moves that you need to commit and need big balls or else you can get hurt very easy. So make sure to pull your back hand and don't stop pulling.
The reason I did this video is due to the big demand I was getting from kiters all over the world. Always asking me how I am able to do all these tricks.
So this video gives you the basic steps on how to start learning a Kiteloop and then proceed to a Megaloop to a Gigaloop.
Again you need to start with baby steps and learn few things such as: the timing on when to pull the bar, the feel of the pull of a kite loop plus how to land hot down wind. Then once you get use to these feelings start pushing your limits on going higher and higher, and bringing the kite to be bellow you. And remember the higher you go the longer you want to wait to pull that trigger.
Also remember the size of the kite and the length of the lines play a big role on Megaloop and Gigaloop. Because Megalooping is also when your kite is horizontal to your body or bellow you.
Usually I do my Megaloops on my SCREAMER 9 or RENEGADE 9. And do my Gigaloops on my SCREAMER 7 and RENEGADE 6.5
So to answer your question there is the "whaooo" effect that will make a Kiteloop become a Megaloop to a Gigaloop. Usualy Megaloop & Gigaloops is when your kite is at your level or bellow you. This is when you know you just did a Megaloop. But I will say that Megaloops are usually around 8 meters (27 feet) and above. This is when you can start having your kite bellow you or at the same level then your body.
And Gigaloop can be from 15 meters (50 feet) and higher. But then you can always add a front roll to grab or a back roll to grab or a board off to make it even more interesting.