NO-AIR WAKE CROSSING DRILL Skill Level: Easy
This drill will teach you how to approach the wake with a progressive edge, neccessary for every wake to wake move you will learn. Don't try to jump quite yet!
WAKETRIX™ TRAILER Skill Level: Easy “Soven, Friday, Shapiro, Harf... it's no accident they're all wakeboarding world champions... they got there by training with the Waketrix™ method... perfected during
HEELSIDE WAKE JUMP Skill Level: Medium The Heelside Wake Jump is the easiest wake to wake air and the one you will likely try first. Many tricks are done wake to wake and learning this move will stoke your confidence.
Learning to ride switch is probably the best way to progress your
riding. It's never to early to start practicing. And simply visualizing moves is key.
This drill will teach you how to catch air safely. By focusing on
leaning against the line and holding the proper body position, you will
soon be ready to jump the wake and advance your wakeboarding skill.
A Backside 180, also known as a Wake Jump to Blind, is a technical trick that requires a lot of control in
the air. Adding
a grab will make this trick very stylish.
Before attempting this trick wake to wake, practice it over one wake first. You should also be very comfortable crossing the wake toeside. Go back and do a few No-Air Wake
Once you've got your Back Roll down this trick is pretty easy to learn. All you got to do is add a Frontside 180 to the end of the move and you will stick it!
TOESIDE FRONTSIDE 180 Skill Level: Medium Many riders find that a Toeside Frontside 180 is easier to learn than a Heelside 180. A frontside spin means that your body spins towards the boat first.
As in all board sports, grabbing is the key to style. You can grab
your board in many different ways, in any wakeboarding trick you do.
Poking and tweaking grabs, makes for an endless variety of moves.
BOARD CONTROL Skill Level: Easy
A core athletic stance is essential to every level of riding. Once your up and riding, bend your knees and get your body position right!