An Engaging Podcast on Big Air Kiteboarding with Charles Brodel

4x World Champion talks Big Air Kiteboarding.

We recently came across an intriguing podcast hosted by Colin Carol on the exciting topic of Big Air Kiteboarding.

This captivating episode is part of “The Kitesurf365 Podcast,” which initially emerged as an idea to connect with riders and share incredible stories. Recognizing the power of podcasts as a platform, the creators aimed to bridge the gap between kitesurfers of all skill levels, catering to both enthusiasts and those eager to delve deeper into the sport.

Titled “The Future of Big Air Kiteboarding,” this particular episode delves into an enthralling discussion on Foil Kites and Foils in the context of the future of big air. We believe that foils have the potential to revolutionize big air kiting, making it even more exhilarating with mind-blowing jumps and tricks. The conversation also delves into the experiences of our F-One team rider, Charles Brodel, who adds an extra layer of excitement and expertise to the discussion.

If you’re interested in hearing this captivating segment, be sure to tune in from 34:45 onwards. 

Charles Brodel, a remarkable athlete in the world of kite foiling, has carved a unique path in the sport by combining his passion for freestyle with the desire for increased height and speed.

Before taking to the water, Charles meticulously assesses the wind strength and wave conditions, making informed decisions regarding the appropriate kite size. This careful consideration ensures optimal performance and a seamless experience on the water.

As an athlete dedicated to honing his craft, Charles places great emphasis on the quality of his equipment.

He predominantly rides with his trusty HALO kite and a POCKET CARBON board, expertly mounted with an ESCAPE foil.

This top-notch gear enables him to fully immerse himself in his practice, forging a direct connection with the elements and allowing him to push his limits.

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Charles’ latest achievement includes maintaining his reign and successfully defended his 4th World title as a Hydrofoil-Freestyle champion.