I finally got comfortable jumping wake to wake toeside this summer took a lot of riding with the rope short. I found that if I would extend my arms some it would give me more leverage in the air to stay in control.
hi David do you have any tips for how to remember to hold the rope at hip height? I guess I hold the rope too high, I might be leaning back too high? is it just practice?
You advise "add extra weight to your front feet". But this can lead to unstable and low flight. Tell us about the work of the legs on the wave. Should I ollie at the top of the wave?
Thanks! Going through these tricks bit by bit really helps me with my riding 😎🤟🏻
I finally got comfortable jumping wake to wake toeside this summer took a lot of riding with the rope short. I found that if I would extend my arms some it would give me more leverage in the air to stay in control.
Yess! Congrats. Shortening the rope makes such a difference when going wake you wake! A great hack!
Thank you so much for these videos they help so much!
Delighted you’re enjoying them! So many more to come!
I like the vids
Nice video David, I'd say they could be a little longer with a bit more indepth. Also "common mistakes" to each video would be helpful too. 👍
hi David do you have any tips for how to remember to hold the rope at hip height? I guess I hold the rope too high, I might be leaning back too high? is it just practice?
You advise "add extra weight to your front feet". But this can lead to unstable and low flight. Tell us about the work of the legs on the wave. Should I ollie at the top of the wave?
How fast should you be going to get a good heelside/toeside jump?