5:00 this is the best tip for getting more air. The stunned look on newbs faces I've seen after giving them this tip is priceless. They get launched the first time and use the old air swim technique to salvage the landing, usually ending in an epic crash.
A thing that was a game changer for my stability was keeping the handle lower at your center of gravity - closer to your waist. JB does this naturally, even pushing his hands out in front of his knees when they come up. My hands were out in front closer to my shoulders and the rope was pulling me unevenly so I would try to compensate either way and would only get it right a fraction of my attempts. Hands low makes it so consistent and effortless. One less thing to think about if this can get trained into memory.
Nice man! A wake jump is the start of a solid foundation to build other tricks. Gonna have to go back and spend a little time getting back to the basics next time I make it out after watching this.
Jb thank you so much for making this video. I have been trying to do this on my boat for ages and this is so helpful! You have helped me get so much better at wakeboarding! Thanks my guy
Hi JB nice video and on the last video I commented I had to rent a to board to you said OWC no I rent at Nona Adventure Park but now I'm going to have to rent a shark because on June 13th for the flo grown
hey, jb i've today i actually got the switch 360 to blind, thx for the vid, but another one I want to learn is a cab five, I'm having trouble ollie 180 on to the flat box, idk if there's a vid but yh :)
thank you i. gonna try this as soon as we cam go wakeboarding i started last summee and rhe first time i was in the water i standed up but i fell very quick the second time i tried again i nailed it and i just standed like 5 seconds and then i already went off the wake i was soo happy i really think i wanna get very good at this and i wanna make flips i love wakeboarding
Thanks I'm just getting ready for summer in nz or just for the lake to be open in genrel I tried last year but I only learnt how to get up at that stage
Been trying to learn the wake to wake for about a year now and I just can’t seem to get it in my head to extend my legs at the tip of the wake to get that pop it’s like a force of habit lol I always end up landing on the tip of the second wake 😅
Heyy so I will be wake boarding for the first time this weekend do you think you could do a video on basics for very beginners, I couldn’t find any also maybe some beginner tricks? Thanks!
@@jboneill Thanks it helped!! I'm getting there. Do you exercise daily, like go to the gym? If so, what exercises do you do, or do you just wakeboard every day? Probably a bit of a weird question.
Next week I will try boat wakeboarding for the first time. Everyone on the ship is a novice. What speed is better? as you said in the video, the rope at 65 or 70 feet, is that correct? I will send you a video of the result 🏄🏻♂️
What is the big difference between the wishbone and the Union? Im about to buy one of them but I‘m not sure which one I should go with. Wishbone is a bit stiffer?! What else? Thank you!:)
Yo JB, could you do a video on Hyperlite’s 2020 handle & line review? Here is a copy n paste off they’re website: Hyperlite's new SG handle is a Pro Level Handle with a sublimated Stitched Grip including new lightweight endcaps. SG Handle Packages include our 80' A-Line, 70' X-Line or our 65' Fuse Line. Also new for 2020 is the SG T-Handle Grip package with our X-Line for a total length of 75'. SG may also reference Sticky Grip or Soft Grip, either way our new SG Packages deliver a Solid Grip. Ask Hyperlite to give you all the types, test them out and review as to what each type was created for. I do t see any videos yet to explain the various types thx an advanced 🤙🏼
Just so there’s more distance between the wakes, allows you to carry more speed without overshooting which can help you get more pop. I usually ride 75 feet
