Learning how to reverse re-launch a trainer kite is one skill that will save you a tremendous amount of effort. Instead of having your partner (or you) run and set up the kite every time it crashes, you can use the reverse re-launch to get your kite up flying much quicker. All you need is a 3 or 4 line trainer kite and the knowledge how, which you will learn right here.
To reverse re-launch your trainer, you will need to have a three or four line trainer kite. The back lines on these kites allow you to reverse the flow of the air across the kite, which will make it fly backwards.

To do it, your trainer should be downwind of you, lying leading-edge down on the ground.

As you try this, make sure you don’t pull too aggressively on the kite’s back lines. They aren’t designed to help it form the best aerodynamic shape, so the kite doesn’t fly as well backwards as it does forwards. Don’t pull any harder than it takes to get the kite off the ground.
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