Thanks a lot for the lesson dude! Right now the backroll is my main objective wakeboarding and I'm practicing and studying all the approaches in order to minimize the risks...hopefully soon I'll gather the balls to actually try it. The explanation really helped!
Best explanation out of all videos I've seen - thanks!
Glad you like it! Let me know how it goes 🙌❤️🔥🔥🔥
More info on having right foot back on anti clockwise cable pleeeasee!!! Your explanation was so good! I really just want to do it to my good side 😂
You’ve got it! Just edge, drop your shoulders back and kick your lead foot back and away 😃🙌
Bro, it's amazing lesson. Thank you!
Stoked you liked it! 🙌❤️😃
thanks Nate and John for actually explaining
Let’s get it 🙌😃
After seeing this video, my progression plan definitely changed 😅 This is going to be the next trick I will try. Thank you so much for all the tips!
Thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any questions. Lets get it 😃🙌🔥🔥🔥
Thanks a lot for the lesson dude! Right now the backroll is my main objective wakeboarding and I'm practicing and studying all the approaches in order to minimize the risks...hopefully soon I'll gather the balls to actually try it. The explanation really helped!
Stoked to have helped out! Nathan did a great job explaining it! 😃❤️🙌
Nice! Tried it last week. Without this tutorial, this vid made me aware of some of my mistakes. Heading to the cablepark now to try it again!
Stoked that Nathan and I could help you out! 🙌❤️ Let me know how it goes 😃
great video, although I find it controversial about pushing down rear leg to help with the jump. Some say it should stay bent untill release
Thanks. I’ve heard coaches say both techniques. I couldn’t say which is more efficient 😃🤷♂️
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