Boosting in the unnatural direction!

[ragzilla]

Exactly what brunoC said.

Go get a skateboard (only if you're not 35yo+ ) .. And go ride it everywhere you can on the opposite stance.
And I mean everywhere.
Learn to Olli opposite stance, learn to carve opposite.....
After a month solid, you will easily get your 35ft on a kite.

I did this exact method when I was younger to learn how to ride switch & blind on a wakeboard.
I'm just way too old to be riding a skateboard around the streets now.

[edt]

dont expect too much from learning to skate switch. The thing about the human body is that muscle memory skills don't really transfer. Every time you learn a new trick you have to learn it twice. Once riding regular once riding switch. There's a nice little viddy that Progression has where they show Aaron Hadlow crashing time after time and looking like an ordinary mortal. Some kind of low mobe, something he can do in his sleep. Then they explain they got this footage because he was learning this particular trick switch.

Some don't want to waste time learning things switch I think but it's nice to learn things both regular and switch. Takes about twice as long of course because you have to teach your body how to do it both ways.

[bc-sf]

I suffer from the same affliction. (50% less capable on one side) It's a head furk for sure. Often I would start rotating forward, and more often pearl on landing. I've found that doing a front hand grab and holding has helped both of those issues. I also visualize and practice the motion of shoulder/hip/backfoot liftoff that is less conscious on my good side, and flatout wrong on my awkward side. I think i've gotten the ratio closer to 40% less capable

[corbett]

Last year, I attended a kiting festival/competition and they had a ramp jump competition.
To my dismay, the ramp was the wrong way around for me. I had to decline the use of it as no way could I jump in that direction:). Gutted.