Volgens Robby Naish:
In this (photo) sequence, I'm going from port to starboard or regular to goofy foot. I want to get onto my favored stance as soon as possible, so I slowly bring the kite up from the reaching position to the overhead position. Right before it gets to the neutral position, I take my back foot out of the strap and bring it forward so that it's basically about to go into the other front strap. So there's a point just before the kite gets overhead where I pretty much have both my feet in the front foot straps.
There's a split second where you're in a fairly awkward position and that's why you don't really stick your feet in the straps. As you transition your one foot forward, you start to slide your old front foot out of the straps. So, you have the kite slowly going up, your body is going up and you're releasing rail pressure and straightening out the board for a second. Then you switch your feet as the kite swings from the neutral position over toward the other side; that's where you take what was your front foot, step back around, put it in the back strap, load the opposite rail and crank the board around for the turn.
So what I'm trying to do whenever I'm loading the rail and loading the kite in the middle of the turn - regardless of which side I'm turning on - is to stay on my positive side, which for me is goofy foot. I stay on my goofy foot foot as long as possible in the front side position and I get to goofy foot again as soon as possible in the back side position.
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