Keep your hands in their normal flying position, relax your left hand allowing the brake line to go slack, push your right wrist forward causing the
right brakeline to tighten. If you have adequate wind, the kite will start rotating. When it has rotated more than 60%, change your hand positions
quickly to:
*both top lines in will cause the kite to take off.
*both brake lines in will cause the kite to land pointing nose up.
In light wind, you may need to exaggerate the movements or event step backward as you rotate the kite.
This is just a 3 minute tutorial. I encourage others to expand on this or include other methods (there are many). :smug: