How to Wake To Wake | Big Jumps | Top Tips

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In this episode of Zero to Hero, we finally learn how to get our wake jumps higher and go all the way wake to wake.
My first tip is - shorten your rope.
The reason you shorten your rope is to make it easier to go wake to wake because the wake is more mellow and narrower the shorter you go.
Next up, cut out 10-12 feet from the wake. The initiate the progressive edge.
Stand tall at the wake, and push down on the handle.
The landing should feel smooth.
Thanks for watching.
Dave
00:00 intro
00:58 top tips
01:35 fundamentals
01:54 step by step
02:40 video explained
04:15 tips for toeside

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26 июл 2024

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@stevenfosty Год назад

As a 32 year old getting back into wakeboarding after 15 years off, your videos are helping a lot getting the rust off. Thanks for them.

@lucasvv100 2 года назад

Thanks bro your vids are helping me a lot! Please keep making this content it's great 🙏

@jgonmtb Год назад

thanks so much

@andresserrano8312 2 года назад

Ever the first one, please, heelside backroll

@brendanharrington5315 2 года назад

Hey I just tried my first tantrum behind an old ski boat w a pole I thought my form wasn't good but looking at the video it was quite a decent first attempt any chance I can send you the vid. Also love to rewatch your old videos every now and then for some good hype

@jmi1773 2 года назад

I’m able to jump wake to wake heel side easily.. 55ft -70 ft… no issue and can even land in the flats.. though my toe side - I’m getting progressive edge and height - but even if we slow the boat down and shorten the rope - im always landing 1-2 feet behind the 2nd wake… not sure if my right front ( Goofy stance ) needs to be angle more than the 12 and 12 degrees out.. but know im leaning against the line and shoulder tension is good but strength of front toe is almost maxed to when I try to fully send it… any tips?