juniqua Ladies Club × ORRA
Together with juniqua lady Tas, founder of ORRA and creator of the Ride-Ready Method™, we are bringing a new kind of kite experience to selected destinations around the world.
Prepare your body. Meet other kite women. Ride together.
Test juniqua gear. Recover. Connect.
Whether you join us for a spontaneous Prepare, Ride & Connect session or one of our special full-day juniqua Ladies Club Experiences, it is all about sharing what we love most:
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Made for the Female Rider
juniqua was born from the idea that women deserve kite equipment developed with their bodies, proportions and needs in mind. ORRA approaches performance from the other side: preparing the female body for the physical demands of riding.
Together, we combine female-focused equipment, movement, performance, recovery and community.
juniqua built the gear around your body.ORRA builds the body that rides it.
And together, we want to create something that goes far beyond a traditional kite demo.
Whether you join us for a spontaneous Ride & Connect session or one of our special full-day Ladies Club Experiences, it is all about sharing what we love most:
Test juniqua Products
Prepare, Ride & Connect Sessions
When the juniqua flag is up, come and join us!
Meet juniqua and other kite ladies at selected spots around the world. Begin with a short ORRA Ride-Ready session to prepare your body for the water, followed by the opportunity to test the latest juniqua kite and wing gear.
No full-day program—simply drop by, prepare, ride and connect.
The juniqua Ladies Club Experience
More than a kite session. A full day together.
Created in collaboration with ORRA and selected beach clubs,experience a beautiful day designed for women to move, ride, connect and create unforgettable memories together.
Places are limited and advance registration is required.
Explore upcoming experiences and reserve your place
The Ride-Ready Method
The ORRA Ride-Ready Method™ developed by Tas — a kite-specific performance and recovery system, built for the female rider. Ask any woman who kites where she feels it the next day and you get the same answer. Lower back. Shoulders. Neck. Hip flexors.
Different bodies. Different levels.
Because riding isn’t something you do with your arms. It’s two hours held in one braced position against a pull you don’t control — a wall sit and a deadlift happening at the same time — with the load landing through a harness on your pelvis, and every jump coming down through the same knees.
Nobody had built the training for that. So ORRA did.
The same four places, every time.That isn’t bad luck. That’s the sport leaving a signature on your body.
Anchor - Create a strong and stable foundation.
Adapt - Prepare your body to respond to constantly changing conditions.
Absorb - take force safely. The chop, the landings, the falls.
Express - Turn strength, mobility and control into confident movement on the water.
The goal is simple - Prepare better.
Ride stronger. Recover
faster. Understand why.
Meet Tas
Tasneem Khan is the founder of ORRA and the creator of the ORRA Ride-Ready Method™. When her husband introduced her to kiting, she searched YouTube, asked anyone who would answer, tried to piece together what to do before a session and what to do after. The advice was generic and none of it held. She was still sore. Still inflamed. Still without an answer to the basic questions: when do I ride, when do I rest, and what is this sport actually doing to my body?
Kiting looked like a sport with one setting — push harder. She was certain there was another way.
So, she built it. A qualified fitness instructor in multiple disciplines and breathwork specialist with a background in strength training, yoga and ultra-distance running, Tas went on to explore and research and subsequently was coached by kite coaches and movement specialists which led her to build the method from the ground up — mobility, strength, sculpt and recovery work chosen for a woman's body, rather than simply lifting heavier.
"The method isn't here to tell you how to ride. It's here to help you understand what your body needs, so you can."
Tasneem Khan, Founder of ORRA and the creator of the ORRA Ride-Ready Method™.
