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WATERSKI MagazineBegin with a progressive edge, keeping your eyes on the horizon that you are approaching. Keep equal weight on both feet, and keep the handle low and oriented to your lead hip.
As you edge up the wake, push down with your rear foot while you lift up on your front foot (like you would ollie a skateboard).
pull both knees up to your chest, allowing the board to elevate while pulling the handle to your leading hip.
While in the air, center your balance over your board by focusing on the approaching shoreline.
As you land, pull the handle to your lead hip and ride toward the shore. As you land, it may be helpful to let go with your back hand and pull the handle past your lead hip to your butt.
