Big Wally wrote: ↑Sun Apr 30, 2017 5:40 pm
Any suggestions to get re stoked about continuing to learn?
I suggest you continue to learn until such a point as you have sufficient competence to judge if you enjoy the discipline or not.
There are a lot of really bad kiteboarders that have successfully learned to foil, don't let them be better and more dedicated than you.
Also, if you quit before you learn then for the rest of your life you have to live with telling people that you didn't learn to hydrofoil because you weren't good enough or you weren't able to. You can't use the excuse, "oh I tried it and it's not for me." You'll have to say that you quite before you really got the hang of it because you thought it was too hard.
That's a shitty excuse to have to live with. If you learn how to do it proficiently and still think it sucks, then at least you can quit knowing that it didn't beat you; the dark secret is that by the time you get to that level, you won't want to