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That would be even harder...Never done this on a wakeboard but we used do it on skis back in the day.
Turn hard left to whip him, then when he gets to whipped out as far forward as possible stop the boat with throttle to neutral, let him pass the front of the bow and then immediately crank the wheel opposite and full throttle to keep as much slack out of the rope as possible. It’s not as difficult as it might seem, all about timing, but you want a good spotter in the boat so you can be sure you can keep an eye on him snd other traffic even more vigilant than usual.I can see the boat turns left while he's out to the right to help with speed. Does the boat turn back right once he's around to help get back to a straight pull forward again?
Never done it before, but I'm sure going to try next season.
That makes more sense!Turn hard left to whip him, then when he gets to whipped out as far forward as possible stop the boat with throttle to neutral, let him pass the front of the bow and then immediately crank the wheel opposite and full throttle to keep as much slack out of the rope as possible. It’s not as difficult as it might seem, all about timing, but you want a good spotter in the boat so you can be sure you can keep an eye on him snd other traffic even more vigilant than usual.
Never done this on a wakeboard but we used do it on skis back in the day.
I don't know.....you catch an edge at that speed and its going to hurt!This! Used to do it on a slalom ski, but that was decades ago at this point. To be honest, I imagine it being a lot easier on a wakeboard. Next year...
Exactly!!!I don't know.....you catch an edge at that speed and its going to hurt!
I don't know.....you catch an edge at that speed and its going to hurt!
Famous last words! Lolol. Of course several of us here will attempt it next time we are out! Is it smart? Probably not. I should be saving up for a neck brace, lol.True, but you’d have more balance on the backside when your speed drops the most.
Yeah I agree, the amount you would sink as the your speed drops on the backside of the menuver on a wakeboard would a fraction of the same on the ski - which would make the pickup of the rope slack much easier I’d imagine. But I also agree the catching an edge at that speed on a wake board would knock you the F out and really mess you up bad.True, but you’d have more balance on the backside when your speed drops the most.
Famous last words! Lolol. Of course several of us here will attempt it next time we are out! Is it smart? Probably not. I should be saving up for a neck brace, lol.
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Darn, I wish you were closer!Although I haven’t wakeboard before, this will be a goal my brother and I will attempt this summer.
Thank you! That is AMAZING.
This is a good one. Shows multiple angles.