Drill Speeding Up Switch Progress

[@Pastanagaman]

Nice explanation, thank you! 🏄🏻‍♂️

[@tripaulyd1]

I wish I could have these videos with me on the boat when I am practicing. :)

[@LearnWake]

As long as you have a network/cellular connection, you can! If you don't have any service where you ride, we can't help too much there. Sorry.

[@ArchieWard]

In the KZbin app on your phone, there is a downwards arrow when you're watching this, or any other video. Click that downward arrow, and the video saves to your phone for offline use.

[@bigskyrasta]

Should I take off the removable center fins on my wakeboard or are they left on for this? Thanks for all the great videos. Cleaned up my riding a lot this year because of you

[@ajyankee]

BigSky Rasta I tried taking my center fins off and I have molded outer fins. Everyone says to take the center fin off but my board just doesn’t track the way I like without them. Dependent on oersonal preference and skill level.

[@LearnWake]

Andrew Berg is right, it is personal preference and skill level dependent, however, there is a definite benefit to learning to edge the board without relying on the fins. We suggest doing a few minutes of a drill like this with very little fin presence at all. You will know if you are using your edges correctly. In the end, there is no right or wrong way.

[@adamhale6672]

Where was this filmed? I think the Black and Tan V Ride out on the same lake is my boat. We have the same back and red surf board and usually pull with a yellow rope. It’s identical in all aspects. We rent it out so it might now be me specifically, but I’m interested.

[@LearnWake]

This was filmed years ago on Lake Minneola in Clermont, Florida (east and south shorelines to be specific).