This document discusses the extreme sport of kitesurfing, which combines elements of wakeboarding, windsurfing, surfing, paragliding and gymnastics. It lists the basic equipment needed, including a kite, board, harness and lines, and notes that while there are no formal rules, it is not recommended to kitesurf with offshore ground winds. The document also states that kitesurfing is popular along coasts and beaches in several countries and traces the origins of modern kitesurfing equipment back to experiments in the 1800s.

2.  It´s an extreme sport that
mixes wakeboarding, windsurfing, surfing, pa
ragliding, and gymnastics into one extreme
sport.

3.  The basic equipment is:
 Kite
 Address Bar
 Harness
 Board
 2, 4 or 5 lines (ropes holding the kite)
 Helmet
 Wetsuit and booties
 Lifejacket
 Sand buggy
 Skate SUV

4. This sport doesn’t have rules. But it has
suggestions :
 Not recommended practice kitesurf with
ground wind off-shore

5.  This sport is practice in the coast and beaches
of Spain, India, South Africa, Thailand and
America

6.  In the 1800s, George Pocock used kites of
increased size to propel carts on land and ships
on the water, using a four-line control system -
the same system in common use today