This one is actually some of the best advice you can give to those young/intermediate riders who’ve been ripping for a couple years. Being able to do all this stuff will also open up more creativity for different lines every time you visit a new park! We all know every park has different obstacles, and some will be better for either left or right foot forward, so being able to do switch/reg hits every different way will definitely add to the variety of things you can do even if it’s your first time at a new park.
I can definitely feel that switch riding has become way more confortable. 2-3 Years ago I could barely land switch. After slowly pushing myself to do more switch riding, growing balls to try things like ollies onto obstacles, switch transfers, etc. I can definitely say that I feel more comfortable to do more things in switch which definitely opens more options for tricks. This is especially useful when I don't feel like learning something new on kickers or air with a high likelyhood of hard falls, that's when I just opt to try whatever it is at the moment that I can easily do with regular foot, and cannot do switch. Thanks for your videos JB, hope to meet you sometime in the park as you're coming to Lithuania more often :D I'd also recommend trying Latvian HI Wake 5.0 cable. It's only about 3-4 hours drive from Vilnius.
Every single detail in this video is so right and very helpfull !🙏 Bro you're the teacher Master ! 😉And the most helpfull for me was " Don't be a p...."! 🤣Hope your way back to texas was fine!👍👊
These are the most important things you can do to progress. Riders watching this should take this video seriously. It’s boring at first but makes riding so much more fun in the long term
Dude this is my 3rd year with no Board experience at all before and I love pushing it ask Cody H I’ve progressed at a fast pace bc no fear and I try everything both ways also ya videos have helped in my progression a bit too I also died my first year riding but came back lol 😂
чувак! полностью согласен, что в обе стороны надо всё тренировать! я например научился рейли прыгать сначала в свитче правда в своей стойке теперь ссыкотно его пробовать, но скоро лето и буду пытаться
Definitely gonna be doing more like this to wakeboard safer once my knee heels. Tried a HS scarecrow going in normal landing switch, and on the 3rd attempt my hips had a reflex upon landing to rotate to normal fucking my knee up (could've landed it tho was fucking close)
Non related to this video "but great video by the way", What type of drone do you see most people gravitate towards for recording wakeboarding on a boat. I have just recently took up the hobby of flying a drone and have scheduled to take my FAA Part 107 test. The whole purpose of my endeavor is to record my friend and I on the water so we can see ourselves from multiple angles and correct the mistakes made. Thanks for your content and keep teaching us!!!!!
I use a Mavic air 2. I personally believe it’s the best due to it’s cheaper price, comes with 3 batteries, easy to travel with, is fast enough. Obviously you can get a better drone, but the price will be more and you’re pretty much guaranteed to drop your drone in the water at some point. Mavic air 2 is the best bang for the buck 100%
@@jboneill Good to hear! The Mavic Air 2 is the one I bought, LOL. I was wondering if it would be capable of doing the job. Thanks for the reply. Again, If you're ever around South Town Wake Park or the Charlotte, NC area, hit me up!
