Apparent Wind
See how true wind, rider speed and heading become the rider apparent-wind proxy used by BTE.
Open guide →SCOTLAND · BIG AIR · WOO
Visual coaching lessons, big-air technique, measurement and home-water knowledge — organised around the question you need answered.

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Topics are grouped by what you are trying to improve: technique, measurement, or understanding your home water.
The full chain from conditions and approach speed through send, edge, release, flight and landing.
Open guide → Performance mechanicsSee how apparent wind, board angle, load, speed and pop meet at take-off — and how those ideas map into BTE analysis.
Open guide → TechniqueBuild the take-off around speed, edge, send, release and repeatable session review.
Open guide → Take-off timingUse the clock-face cue to test send and release timing while protecting speed, edge and line tension.
Open guide → Landing controlRedirect early, set the board slightly downwind, land with rear-foot bias, absorb and ride away cleanly.
Open guide → Technique labInvestigate explosive release, pop and why two jumps that feel similar can score differently.
Open guide →Understand what the score tells you, what it does not, and why the rest of the jump evidence matters.
Open guide → Your sessionsMove from general technique into your own height, airtime, edge, pop, wind and landing evidence.
Open report → LabSee what the height model uses, how its evidence is weighted and where the limits sit.
Open guide →Barassie, Troon and the wider Scotland spot framework.
Open guide → Home waterUnderstand the west-facing beach geometry, useful wind sectors and your home-water context.
Open spot → Home waterWSW-facing beach geometry, local wind effect and the conditions that make South work.
Open spot →See how true wind, rider speed and heading become the rider apparent-wind proxy used by BTE.
Open guide →Kite architecture, aspect class, line length, harness and board — and how BTE decides when they genuinely matter.
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