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Good tempo with quite much use of your feet. An illustration of a happy kite (and pilot).
To watch a few videos is good as a remainder to expand the practice repertoire at the field. Typically I focus on avoiding every unnecessary wobble in turns etc.., make distinct (sail loading) moves and feeling/flying the wing especially when making wing tip pivots.
Have I forgotten the playful parts? To tempo “jazz around” like this was/feels like a year ago (?) when there happened to be a loudly playing beach party where I had my session. And also just the high speed of the moves in themselves could make oneself approach learning from slightly another angle, thus adding to new input to new ideas. To get used to make use of ones feet could come in handy on close to zero wind days. This applies to myself as well – e.g. I’m still only making a one or two 360ies occasionally on very low wind days, i.e. it is still something in progress of learning.