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heart B0OM
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 Posted: Jul 17, 2008 7:40 pm Post subject: Ready to try something new |
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Okay so I started wakeboarding this summer, and I have got a pretty good hang of it by now. What are some new things I should start trying? I attempted to like get in the air this evening on the wake, and just faceplanted...hahah. So if i wanted to jump how would i do that? any tips? thanks greatly appreciated, just trying to get better  |
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josh154
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| Posted: Jul 17, 2008 10:10 pm Post subject: |
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| Learn your progressive edge. And stand tall when u get to the wake. That will help you get the straight up pop off the wake. |
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sirPARTYman
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Joined: 11 Feb 2008
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City: Auckland New Zealand
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edge out hard on ya toes until u cant edge out anymore then stop,float for a second then edge back 2wards the wake on ya heals,keep that edge into the wake and stand tall at the lip for a nice take off this is a nice way of learning a healside wake jump  gl |
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pet575
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City: Kansas City, MO
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search the newbie forums using the term "w2w."
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