robclaisseVraagstellerlid sinds 2006 · 143 berichten23 mrt 2011 17:55
What is 'Free The AC" all about?
Partly to help Kiteworld celebrate their 50th issue around a decade of kitesurfing, and partly as we are feeling nostalgic for where it all began for Progression, we have decided to put up the full length version of AC up onto the internet for free.
The AC was shot back in 2002, before Aaron Hadlow won his first championship and before most people had even heard about kitesurfing as a sport. Featuring Aaron Hadlow, Mark Shinn and Mark Doyle, its low on lifestyle and high on action over 45 mins, filmed predominately in one of the best kitesurfing spots in the world - Cape Town.
Share in this slice of history and help us 'Free the AC'!
Why 2,000 fans?
Facebook is a great place for us to find new people who may be interested in Progression content. If we can double our fans then it helps us overcome (or at least rationalise to the boss) the costs of making this DVD now freely available!
This video has previously only been available to purchase as a DVD for £15.
2,000 fans sounded like a nice round number and not too greedy :-)
Partly to help Kiteworld celebrate their 50th issue around a decade of kitesurfing, and partly as we are feeling nostalgic for where it all began for Progression, we have decided to put up the full length version of AC up onto the internet for free.
The AC was shot back in 2002, before Aaron Hadlow won his first championship and before most people had even heard about kitesurfing as a sport. Featuring Aaron Hadlow, Mark Shinn and Mark Doyle, its low on lifestyle and high on action over 45 mins, filmed predominately in one of the best kitesurfing spots in the world - Cape Town.
Share in this slice of history and help us 'Free the AC'!
Why 2,000 fans?
Facebook is a great place for us to find new people who may be interested in Progression content. If we can double our fans then it helps us overcome (or at least rationalise to the boss) the costs of making this DVD now freely available!
This video has previously only been available to purchase as a DVD for £15.
2,000 fans sounded like a nice round number and not too greedy :-)
