u/George_Orama

I'm an experienced, conservative kiter (ok I'm old) not doing tricks but I like to jump, and I land them more often than not. I just hug the bar tight with two hands and move it as I land.

But I can never let go of one hand. At the moment as soon as I try, I feel my body rotates in the air, or I can't control the kite, basically I never manage to land. I can't find tutorials that explain clearly what to do.

Is there a trick?

Does it need massive arm and core strength so that you can hold everything steady?

Thanks

I've started coaching kids (volunteer). They swim, eggebeater, pass, shoot, play... it's a jolly mess, some can barely swim. but I enjoy it and I start thinking we should try to do something a bit more ambitious and structured.

I'm thinking to focus on passing for 3 weeks, then move on to another area.

All very light and one competitive fun... But with a purpose.

Has anyone got experience with kids that age? Any tips or things to avoid?

Id appreciate any advice. Thanks

Asking as an outsider, as I see many fintechs saying they will solve the PDF problem of private markets. Is it true that sophisticated investors are spending a huge amount of time as clerks to their own investments?