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Welcome to MACkite Wind Sports, your podcast destination for fun and interesting conversations about kiteboarding and the new sport of wing foiling!Join us as we explore your favorite wind sports from all angles, from kiteboarding and kitesurfing to kitefoiling, snowkiting,…
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Ep. 38 | Parawinging Beyond the Swells | Cruising, Racing, and More (opens the original)
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Parawinging has exploded in the wind sports world over the past year and a half, and it's still often pigeonholed as a wave-riding toy: something you stash in one hand while riding swell, then pack away. In this episode, MACkite hosts Jeff and Tucker push past that narrow view and dig into everything parawinging has become. They start with the origin story, tracing how parawinging grew out of the same early excitement that shaped wing foiling: the appeal of riding waves without worrying about ki
Ep. 37 | From Kite to Wing | Why Kiteboarders Are Making the Switch (opens the original)
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Kiteboarding built a generation of wind sport addicts, but a new discipline is pulling riders off the beach launch and onto anything with a puddle and a breeze. In this episode, the MACkite crew sits down to unpack the biggest wind sport growth story of the last five years: winging (a.k.a. wing foiling). Hosts Jeff and Tucker, both longtime kiteboarders with roots stretching back to the sport's earliest days in the late '90s, get into a candid, occasionally spicy conversation about why so many e
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