Now that you know how to safely learn new tricks, it's time for the real work! But which trick should you start with? We will show you which tricks you should try as a beginner. Curious how to perform them? This video explains calmly and clearly step by step how you too can make these tricks your own!

1. Toeside: In the toeside position, the rider shifts the weight to the toes, making the board perpendicular to the wind. It not only adds extra versatility to your riding style, but is also an essential skill for sailing in various conditions such as a downwinder.
2. Doll: The pop is a basic move in which the rider jumps off the water quickly and in control. You do not use the power of the kite! Mastering the pop is crucial for performing more advanced ones and is the foundation for high jumps.
3. Pop to Toeside: This trick combines the pop with the toeside position. Here you make a smooth transition from a regular position to toeside in the air, which demonstrates both control and a smooth kitesurfing style.
4. Carving Transition: Carving transitions are elegant turns where the rider smoothly changes direction while maintaining control. This move not only looks cool, but also generates a big spray (splashing water) for extra style!
5. Jump: The jump is a relatively simple but super cool move in which the rider jumps into the air with the help of the kite. Timing and kite control are crucial for achieving height and a smooth landing. This is where you will get your first shot of adrenaline!
6. Jump+Grab: To add style to the jump, this trick involves grabbing the board while in the air. It requires precise control of your kite and balance of your body.
7. Jump Transition: This movement combines the stoke of a jump with a transition. When you land your jump, you sail in the opposite direction as before your jump.
8. Jump Transition Grab: A step beyond the jump transition, this trick involves gripping the board while changing direction in the air.
9. Downloop Transition: Time for your first run! During the downloop transition you let the kite make a loop while you change sailing direction.
10. Backroll: The backroll is a basic trick where the rider rotates backwards in the air. This is the first rotation that every kitesurfer learns and is the basis of many advanced tricks.
11. Double Backroll: As an extension of the backroll, the double backroll involves two full rotations in the air. This requires more height, coordination and balance. 
12. Backroll Transition: This trick combines the backroll with a smooth transition between directions of travel. It requires precise control of both the kite and the board and adds flair to your kitesurfing style.
13. Front roll: In the front roll, the rider rotates forward in the air. This makes this trick similar to the backroll. In practice, rotating this way is a bit more difficult, but it does look very cool.
14. Blind: The blind is an advanced trick in which the rider turns away from the kite during a jump and temporarily rides “blind” with respect to the wind.