ABOUT LOÏC.

How I Coach

My coaching starts with you: what you want to achieve, where you are now, and what helps you learn. I look at your technique, confidence and preparation together, so we can choose a clear, achievable next step.

I think of progression as building a house. Before adding height and complexity, we need a foundation that holds.

• You come first

  I start with your goals, your current level, your confidence and the way you learn. The work is shaped around you, not a standard recipe.

• Foundation before the house

  For jumping and BigAir, that means connecting take-off, body positioning, kite control — including the wind window — and landing. Strong foundations are what make more complex tricks possible. If you are just starting out, we build your riding basics first.

• Break it down, build it back up

  I see a trick as a chain of puzzle pieces. Rather than chasing it as one big movement, we identify which pieces are already in place and which need attention, practise the individual components deliberately, then connect them into the full movement. Theory explains why a movement works; observation, video analysis and on-water feedback help you recognise what to adjust and apply it in your next session.

• The whole rider

  Fear, focus and physical readiness affect how you ride. Alongside technique, I support your confidence, mindset, strength, mobility, endurance and recovery — step by step, without rushing you.

• Purposeful practice

  Planning, sessions, feedback and review turn understanding into practice. We look at what happens in your sessions and adapt the next steps as you develop.

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