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I am flying into Orlando on April 4th and staying until the 10th. I have a meeting on the 5th but would like to wakeboard, wakesurf, kitesurf or windsurf on the 4th or 6th-10th. Can anyone directed me in the right direction. From what I understand, Orlando is the wakeboarding capital, and I have been stuck in a rut of doing toe side 180s and clearing the wake heel side. I would like to do as much as I can and don't mind driving some where for the day. I would pay for instruction and/or pulls. I am going to bring my kite gear and wakeboard. I will be by myself and would appreciate any guidance as to where to wakeboard, wakesurf, kitesurf or windsurf. I will buy the beer and chip in for gas if anyone needs a third for wakeboarding/wakesurfing or will trade anyone pulls behind my 2007 Enzo if you want to come to Colorado. I will also pay for lessons/pulls. I am new to kiteboarding and am just good enough to stay upwind, so if anyone can let me know where the best place for me to ride would be I would appreciate it. I would also love it if I could have someone to ride with. As far as windsurfing, I can ride with the best. I understand that the wind is weak so kiteboarding will likely be the call, but I would love a windsurfing session or two if possible, so any guidance in this area would also be appreciated. I live in Littleton Colorado, which is just 20 minutes southwest of Denver, so if anyone wants to trade a stay at my house (this year or next) to ski/snowboard it is only between 45 minutes - 1.25 hours to any Mountain.
Thanks for any guidance you can offer.
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