Strong Kiteboarding
Strong Kiteboarding teaches kitesurfing, foiling in La Ventana, Mexico, with IKO-certified instruction.
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About Strong Kiteboarding
Strong Kiteboarding has taught kiteboarding, wing foiling, parawinging and foiling at La Tuna Beach in La Ventana since 2019, operating a sister location at Nitinat Lake, Canada during the northern summer. The school specializes in watercraft-assisted private lessons, with instructors staying close to students on a personal watercraft throughout the session. It reports having trained more than 2,500 people and teaches riders aged 14 to 70 and up.
- Reports training over 2,500 people
- 10 years of teaching experience in La Ventana
- Teaches riders aged 14 to 70 and up
- Uses personal watercraft for real-time instructor supervision during lessons
Who teaches here
Teaching since 2019.
What’s on site
Rescue boatCourses & prices
Single Hour Lesson
1h · PrivateAs published: “$2600 mx”1-Day Watercraft Assisted Private Lesson
3h · Beginner · PrivateIncludes morning ground training on safety and gear.As published: “$7500 mx ($2500 per hour)”2-Day Watercraft Assisted Private Lesson
6h · Beginner · PrivateFor progressing beginners, with water-based instruction tailored to learning style.As published: “$14400 mx ($2400/hr)”3-Day Watercraft Assisted Private Lesson
9h · Beginner · Intermediate · PrivateDescribed by the school as its most popular and best-value lesson package.As published: “$20000 mx ($2222/hr)”Advanced Lessons
1h · Advanced · PrivateFocus on foiling, parawinging, tricks and technique refinement.As published: “$2600 mx per hour”Group Lesson
12h · GroupAs published: “$2150 per hour (minimum 12 hours)”Tow Foil Lessons
1h · PrivateCovers foiling, pumping technique, or wave towing.As published: “$2600 mx per hour”Strong Kiteboarding — common questions
Do I have to be in great shape?
Swimming is the only prerequisite; no athletic background is required to take lessons.
Is kiteboarding too extreme for me?
As with skiing or snowboarding, riders can choose their speed, equipment and conditions to suit their ability level. The school teaches riders aged 14 to 70 and up using gradual, adaptive techniques.
What about winging?
Winging has quickly become popular in La Ventana. It resembles windsurfing but uses smaller equipment and no lines, making it a safer option, and fit individuals can progress significantly within a couple of days.
Do I need strong arms?
Kiteboarding places little strain on the body. Winging and parawinging require some arm strength at first, but harnesses can be used at intermediate levels.
Should I kite, wing or parawing?
Kiteboarding allows higher jumps and speed, winging offers quicker progression and finesse, and parawinging suits only experienced practitioners.
Is this dangerous?
During lessons a personal watercraft and trained instructor stay close and watch the student at all times, and instruction takes place only in safe, consistent wind conditions.
Should I tow foil?
Tow foiling allows practice on windless days using the same equipment as winging or kiteboarding, with advanced lessons available.
What about group lessons?
Custom group packages are available for multiple participants, potentially at a preferred location if wind conditions permit.
Contact Strong Kiteboarding
La Tuna Beach, 23232 La Ventana, B.C.S., Mexico · Open in Google Maps