When riding in the buggy it is best to run on a cross wind line so that you can turn around and return to your starting point. Eventually it will be possible to tack upwind and follow the kite down wind but these are more difficult techniques to learn. It is important to understand how the power generated by the kite will vary according to it's position in the sky (wind window). In general terms, the kite pulls hardest directly down wind and at about 30 - 60 percent height. Pull reduces as height increases, so you can use this to your advantage when it is time to turn the buggy. To slow the buggy for a turn when on a cross wind run we would suggest taking the kite to about 90 percent height in the wind window. If this hasn't slowed the buggy enough to make a safe turn steer slowly away from the kite (up wind) and the speed will decrease. This needs to be done carefully as the kite could pull you sideways if you take too steep an angle. Once you have slowed enough you need to turn the kite and buggy together and head back towards your starting point. In the case of slow turning kites, you need to initaite the turn of the kite before the buggy to keep it in the correct position through the turn.