How to 180 Nose Stab on stand up Jetski with Mark Gomez Powered by Mystik Lubricants - Freeride

[@chrispchicken313]

Welcome back to KZbin mark we’ve missed you.

[@MarkGomez137]

Ha thank you! Good to be back! Looking to put a lot more content here over the coming weeks. Got too lazy with instagram only

[@chrispchicken313]

Mark Gomez can’t wait I’ve been a huge fan for years buddy.

[@roycedoroba502]

hi, do the hit the throttle off the peak of the wave to get you to turn, or while ski is in the air ? or is it a case of a quick snap on peak wave to turn ski. thanks mate

[@MarkGomez137]

Yes i actually throttle leading up to the. Base of the ski to be on plane on the approach so your not just dumping the power at the base of the wave. The more linear and progressive you can make it the more lofty and smooth your weight transfer will be. Throttle In the air does nothing for you on a jetski so it's all about smooth Input on your take off. You want to go up and throw the hips out while also pitching the ski toward the direction you want to go Will help as well not just throwing your shoulders.

[@roycedoroba502]

@@MarkGomez137 many thanks for your fast reply and great advice. will be a big help, many thanks 😀

[@mecanicodejetski]

Mark, i am interested in set up a recreational circuit on a lake in Baja California, mexicali, 3 acres of water in the center of the city, i am interested in learn how to set up a track, 2 km circuit aprox, any advice? thank's

[@MarkGomez137]

Hey Roberto! Contact my friend Abraham Hochstrasser on instagram @abrahamhochstrasser. He may be able to better help you since he has raced around Mexico quite a bit and might know how to best get buoys etc. Ultimately if your water is private. Just get a series of yellow and red buoys to start with rope and weights. Stage them in a circle and pull them around to suit your needs and riding ability. Look up jetski track on google images and I'm sure you will find some example and layouts you can play with.

[@thedailyyoutuber4641]

Hey Mark, I keep having the same issue where everytime I do a 180 , i always land in a tail stall, how do you get the nose down instead of it coming up? I tried to lean more forward and lift my legs but I haven't got much luck

[@MarkGomez137]

Hey sorry missed this! I'm assuming your turning and throwing your shoulder and back into the rotation.. You want to keep the bars lower as your start to turn while also pushing the bars over to make the ski slightly roll in the direction you want to go but keeping your body centered on the ski and your hip pushing the direction that you want to rotate.