Learn to kitefoil on the Baltic Sea - Foil training at Wingfoil Fehmarn

Published On: 12. June 2025|Categories: Foiltraining, Kitefoilen, Kurse, Kursübersicht|Tags: F-One, News, Schulung|

Learn to kitefoil on the Baltic Sea - Foil training at Wingfoil Fehmarn

You want to learn kite foiling on the Baltic Sea - but without frustration, crash orgies and material chaos? Then our foil training with E-Winch or behind remote-controlled foil robot on the Baltic Sea is just the thing for you. BOOK NOW

🚀 Why our foil training is the game changer

No matter whether you want to kitefoil, wingfoil, SUP foil or parawing foil later on:

Foiling remains foiling. The challenge lies not in the pulling force - but in the control of the board.

And that's exactly where we come in.

With our special foil training on the E-Winch (electric cable winch) or the legendary TOW BOOGIE (motorised towing system) you train under perfect laboratory conditions:

Constant tension
No wind stress
No kit management
100 % Focus on your Foil board handling

🎯 The biggest hurdle in kitefoiling?

Quite clearly: the power delivery.

When kitefoiling, many people come too early to a Board too small, which is difficult to control - while at the same time the kite pulls like a bull on caffeine.

The solution?
First learn to control the foilboard - then the kite.
Our training is modular. You start with a larger, more stable board - or with smaller boards for advanced riders on request.

📚 What you learn with us:

✔️ Control of board tilt & altitude

✔️ Take-off & take-off without flow influence

✔️ Stable flying with different tensile strengths

✔️ Weight transfer & tracking

All without waves, wind or disturbance.
You get immediate feedback - and can build up the skills in just a few sessions that others take months to acquire.

🏖 Why Wingfoil Fehmarn?

Because we can best foil training worldwide offer.

We rely on experience, systems and technology. No trial and error. No frustration. But fast progress with fun - right by the Baltic Sea.

Our experience shows time and again that as soon as students take 1.2 days to learn to fly properly, foiling becomes much easier. The right equipment often also plays a decisive role here.