You may remember a ground breaking series of films released last year called Invent, Calibrate and Revolve... All of which starred Aaron Hadlow exclusively and pioneered several production and filming methods that had never been seen before. 

This week they've released another new one - and it's an absolute blinder of a film; best of all - it's free. Aspire takes the viewer on a journey through Aaron Hadlows eyes as he lives out a fantasy day of kiteboarding. As well as some epic scenery, Hadlow shows off his latest kiteboarding tricks which are again completely unique and oozing with his new-found style. 

Heavily influencing this style was his decision to quit professional kiteboarding and continue free riding around the globe. Naturally his progression towards solid obstacles like kickers and sliders saw him transition to riding in bindings, further influencing his style and already powerful tricks. Much the same as you'd expect to see Andre Phillips in nothing but the latest in shiny Ronix bindings these days. Hadlow is never without his signature white coloured boots on his new wake style board form Flexifoil - and some very 'Dre' like tricks to complement his own riding style. 

While many of the filming techniques used by Andy Gordon aren't exactly new - many of them are, or they've simply never been used for filming kiteboarding. You'll notice a scene with Aaron sliding over the top of a rail in slow motion, as the camera steadily pans in almost 180 degrees around him. You won't find those kinds of shots anywhere else at the moment, but you can expect to see them imitated in all kinds of amateur kiteboarding flicks soon. 

If you can't quite follow the storyline of this video - don't worry, it's not the easiest to make sense of... As Aaron himself explains:
"Aspire is full of wake style tricks and rail riding. I was luck enough to be at events pushing myself against some of the top riders for a month prior to shooting. That left me motivated and in good shape to film the movie with Andy". 

Just sit back and take in the view as Hadlow shows us what the future of kiteboarding will look like.