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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- So most wakeboard crashes are because of something similar.
1. The approach is wrong
2. The progressive edge isn't used correctly.
3. The take off is early.
4. The wrong hand comes off the handle/rope.
5. Looking in the wrong place on the landing.
I asked my subscribers (lads and lassies) to submit videos of them trying a new trick, and I would analyse it and give tome top tips, here are 4 or 5 attempts.
Hopefully this video helps everyone, and thanks for watching.
Dave - กีฬา
I’m TH-cam famous 😂 thanks for the tip Dave, I’ll work on the advice you gave and send in the (hopefully) landed backroll 🤙
You’re more than welcome! Good luck!
@@DavidOCaoimhWakeboarder been out yesterday and this morning giving it a go. The rotation is there now just need a little bit more pop. Great advice. Maybe you can come out with me and show me how it’s done
You are honestly one of the best teachers!
Hahah thank you!
Cool series idea
I think this is an awesome concept, especially because a lot of the people who are trying/ landing inverts, may be the people others are coming to for advice, and there's so much we can learn from these! I think it also may help get more consistent on tricks we have landed, so thank you! Keep up the good work!
I 2nd this 👆. Same thing I was going to say
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Daveeeee! Thank you for this. Always such a great help. Imma land it this weekend (or next)
Yesss! Great to hear! Good luck!
This is a great series idea! It can go from basic spins/flips to far more advanced. I'll have to film this weekend so you can coach me up. Keep up the good work David 👍
Awesome! Glad to hear that! I’ll try do another one this week!
Awesome vid man. seeing other peoples attempts helps, sense I look a lot more like them than I do like you
Hahah! That’s great though! Hopefully they help!
Thanks so much I hope I can land it tomorrow ✌️
Good luck!
I'm pretty consistent with a HS backroll and I would like to add my two cents and am curious if David agrees or not. I always take a medium approach and at the bottom of the wake begin to scoop my legs back, stand tall, similar to what he says but two things that really help is that I keep my elbows exactly against my sides and bent 90 degrees. I put my chin my leading shoulder and even when I stand tall I keep the frame of the elbows at the side and bent. I find this really helps control the rotation and keeps from going off axis. Then when I am upside down I look up (which is really looking down) and spot the landing. If I find I am spinning too slowly, I tuck my knees in to increase rotation and if I am spinning too quickly, push the handle away from the boat to slow rotation, either way keeping my eye on the landing then just prepare. Usually I don't have to make any adjustments and the more you explode off the wake, the slower you can rotate. It works for me, and perhaps can help someone else.
Yess! This is all 100% right. If I’m right, you do an old school Backroll instead of a Mexican backroll? Both are sick and I love them each equally.
Hi David!
Love the videos. I have been following you since the early days. I wanted to know where I could send you my videos for some advice?
Hey Dave, can I send you a clip of a backroll attempt to see if you can point me in the right direction?
Booooo. 46 is not Old. Lol
Ahahahah