The Kiteboarder Magazine

Cabrinha team rider Evan Netsch is East Coasting.

North team riders Craig Cunningham and Colleen Carroll make a quick trip to Florida.

A Lakeland father and his three sons will be kite boarding 50 miles from Miami to the Florida Keys in March. Not just any ride, their mission is to raise $50,000 to build a self-sustaining home in Tanzania, Africa for 12 orphaned children.

Cabrinha team rider Johnny Berger doing what he does best in his local waters of Jupiter, Florida.

Space Coast Chronicles is a journey into a world where lives are driven by the wind

We could have not asked for a better day as the wind was averaging 15 to 20 knots at 10am. First up was racing! A two-lap figure eight course made for exciting racing as the riders dodged one another at over 20 knots!

After 2 days of light wind riders were blessed with NE winds on Sunday. Riders from all around Florida and a few from around the world got to compete in a full round with building side onshore wind.

The fun begins Friday, March 25 and will conclude Sunday, March 27. Planned activities include a kite race on the first windy day from Fort Myers Beach to Moraya Bay in North Naples.

Kitesurfing with lots of big sharks at Delray Beach. Yikes!

Success stories about keeping beaches open for kiteboarding.

Stephen Howard Schafer, 38, of Stuart was kite surfing south of Stuart Beach about 4:15 p.m. when the sharks attacked him, according to Bureau Chief Doug Killane of Martin County Fire-Rescue and Martin County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Rhonda Irons.

Jeremy Green checks in to fill us in on the deatails of this year's Jupiter Kite Invasion, happening January 29-31, 2010.

Everything was arranged and lots of people were planning on attending. There was one minor issue though: It was about 30 degrees and snow flurries were predicted! I mean, this is Florida, we don’t do cold!