Best Trick You Can Do

[CP3]

getting some huge air off of double ups but just jumping.

[Tequilasun]

I wish I had video of the backroll I tried this weekend! I'm not the best invert guy...actually I suck. But I've had the backroll in my bag for a year or so solid.

I just remember a splash like a fat kid doing a belly flop off the high dive. Then tasting a little blood in my mouth.

No serious injury, just one solidly rung bell!

[Aerdb21]

INVERTS:

I feel that once you have landed one type of invert then most of the rest basic ones come very easy. I started with a tantrum, landed on the 3rd try then it was a back roll. After those I decided that toe side back rolls were easy then moved to toe side fronts. Still working in the heelside front... almost have( the wipeouts hurt!) By the end of this summer I'm planning on having a Raley and Batwing down... We'll see what happens.

P.S. try practicing on the trampoline and then take it to the water. You need to go all out or else I feel the falls hurt worse.

[Ruune]

my best trick is a raley to almost whirly (or some sort of goofy backroll) to lawn dart. yeah. ouch. Its really fun till I land.

[CP3]

I landed a backroll twice last weekend! ate total crap only once.

[lee]

Harf said what about a 1080?

[Gschmidt1]

Ok, I get to amend this now. My top two tricks are either TS 5 or HS BS 3.

[laketime]

my best trick is a tantrum. i learned it last year on my 16th birhtday on the 4th try. ive had it consistant ever since. then i broke my leg in may this year racing motocross. i was out until august. a month and a ahalf later i learned a backroll and bs 360. the backroll was awesome for me becouse it didnt hurt my leg and it was an easy trick to come back with. those are my best tricks. then i just like havin fun with 180s

for anyone wanting to learn an invert i would defanantly go with the backroll first, its way easy. 2 trys.

[CP3]

Harf said what about a 1080?

so does rusty!

[hoopykat]

Full frontal face drag at 24 mph with wake induced nostril flare and lung filling, followed by a projectile water heave via the oral route. Oh, and of course the full rotation wrist wrench

Mike

[typerider]

backroll.. was trying to learn a toeside one too but its a mess so i'm working on my tantrum for the summer.

[TrakDay]

I am about 95% around on a back roll. Hopefully I will get it within the next 10 attempts. Been riding consistent for a year now, but I was real on and off for 4 years while I was in college with no boat!

Here is my latest attempt... The wake is really wide because we had 12 people crammed onto our 20v and the boat is going about 22mph as opposed to the normal 23.5-24mph. I think I will try it going 23mph or so! You can skip to about half way through. http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...oid=2024771880

[dogbert]

Ouch!

[TrakDay]

Ouch!

Nope... doesnt hurt at all. None of my falls while attempting back flips have hurt acually, which is quite surprising. If you pause it and drag watch it in slow motion you can see me basically dive into the water.

[NICKYPOO]

What is the best trick you can do and how long have you been wakeboarding.

Eye peeler. I've got 'em wired and have for a long time.

Cleanest, biggesty, most consitent is probably a mellon to 180 off the double up. I wakeboard maybe 10 times a year. I usually go out for chits and giggles every once in a while just to hit some DU's. Otherwise I surf.