Hi,

I can't help you with a video, but this series of clips on Youtube has been great for me. They have certainly have helped speed up my learning proccess.

Beginner to Winner is a good allround beginner DVD, But more aimed at people who have allready started to put things together. The Guy Cribb DVD is aimed at people who have all the basics in place and want to nail the carve gybe. The best one I came across when starting out was the "Naish-Quick Guide to Windsurfing" It covers the real basics including the weather, safety, rigging as well as all the other beginners stuff. I think your kids will find it good as it features a young Kai and Ridge Lenny, They'll be able to relate a lot better to these 2 boys sailing and rigging then watching adults carry on about mast foot pressure and board trim, They can get into all that once they are hooked and have the basics sorted. If you can't get a hold of it just let me know and I'll lend you mine, I hope I won't need too use it again anytime soon

When i first started (not that long ago) i watched these vids heaps.
Once i got out on the water it all sunk in.
Also agree with Jason - Beginner to Winner is awesome to pick up beginner tips.
I've used that religiously for everything from water starts to harness lines and feet position. It has drills you can practice out on the water too.

Get "from beginner to winner". That's how I learned by myself windsurfing! It's a pretty good one

I'm wondering if the guy in the picture for the middle video turned around and thought "geez i don't remember eating that"

just remember that he will need to learn patience persistence determination and composure !!!!!: His encouragement gave me the fortitude to carry on.

Good luck!!!!In for the long haul....