Mark is our International & Halifax area team rider. Whether Teaching surfing @ his school in St Kitts - www.surfingstkitts.com or competing on the KSP, we are always happy to follow Mark on his adventures. Mark loves the surf, with or without a kite. You can see some of his videos on our media page.

Dave has been kiting since the beginning after years of windsurfing. Living on the beach, Dave is one of NBs most active riders breaking 100 riding days a year consistantly. If you kite in the Moncton NB area, you will surely meet Dave. Dave rides RPMs & Rallys

Matthew Arsenault from Egmont Bay PEI. My favorite spot to ride is Maximeville PEI which is five minites from my house. I have been riding for four years. My favrite trick to watch in the pros' videos is a slim chance and my favorite trick to do is ralley to blind. All my kites are RPMs, an 8, 10 and 14. My board is a slingshot mayhan and my harness is the hadlow edition airush waist harness. I have an NPX wetsuit and an ocean rodeo drysuit. Born 1988, august 2nd. I am a full time liscened carpenter who wishes to be a full time kiteboarder lol.... I spend most of my time riding with my younger brother, Lucas. My dream is to travel and kite in different spots around the world during the winter months down here.

Lucas is an up & coming rider from PEI, recent winner of the Darkside Photo Contest in 2011. He trains hard and plans to compete down the road. Lucas rider a ton of unhooked.

Martin is a core rider from the Moncton NB area, currently studying at Memorial University in St John's NL. Soon to be one of our IKO Instructors, here's what Marty had to say:

"My name is Martin Levesque, I was born on the 24th of October 1992, in Moncton New-Brunswick. I would spend all my summers in a small village on the shores of the Northumberland Strait, given there wasn’t a lot of thing to keep me occupied, I didn’t enjoy myself very much. Therefore my mother told herself she would find me something to do. Three summers ago she came home with a phone number, it was the number of a local rider that was offering lessons. She asked me are you up for it? I didn’t waist anytime, and jumped on it. At that time I didn't even have a clue there was a kiting scene in south-east New-Brunswick, due to how small it was, but it’s incredible how the kiting community has grown in only a few years.  Now I kite-surf every single day possible, and I would ditch any first date, if the winds are blowing. This summer I`m looking to get my IKO( International Kite Board Organization) certification to be able to teach full time. I’m going in my third season now, and I have many goals, handle pass’s are at the top of my list. I’m very interested in the wake style movement, I believe that it allows a much more creative and stylish trick base. My other passions are anything with your 2 feet stuck together, I also longboard and snowboard any chance I get."