the forward momentum or slowing speed helps with that choice ...
hands at the center of the bar, keeping it in and stable (one handed or 2 handed) allow s the float to peak. getting this reflex down just takes
practice and time. kite position really needs to be know at the bar level.
if you have a lot forward speed , you send the kite , jump and give SAME direction you are back to where you were before you started(kite position)
using the momentun or lack of, really directs you.
unless you want on full on back loop at speed, these are fun solid sky jack action, which i usually take it to transition and go the other way(new
direction).
speed control! going into it and kite placement, these factors give the parameters to which you have to recover from and land.
a lot of speed ...go up and keep going in the same direction is a good start with solid balance and control. kite high and keep it up and headed in
the right direction, if you don't you'll out run it and land on your back ... as soon as you feeel the apex, GIVE direction! if you give alot and
hard, the action result will be the same. gotta feel the bar feed back, it should be teling you exactly where the kite is and how much float is
left.
once you feel the apex of the jump , you should have already decided by LOOKING where you want to land, and thats the same moment you give bar
direction.
the LOOKING part , is kinda already decided becuse of your speed or desired aerial element. "slowing a bit" , go up, looking in the NEW direction
,giving redirect to that direction. trans generally need quick and hard direction (depending on height).
your head turning is the "signal" and hands should be doing the same.
your moving speed generally helps, alot speed =always choose forward for redirect.
with less speed and up wind , your ready for either.
with hard redirects always be ready to land DOWN WIND ( to heel side or toeside)
good luck