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3 Keys To Marcus Brown's Angle Of Attack

3 things you can learn from Marcus Brown's approach into the buoy.

Marcus Brown

In this water ski how to, Marcus Brown breaks down his approach into the buoy, sharing three secrets to a smooth turn.

1. Notice how the spray caused by my new turning edge isn’t evident until I’m outside the whitewash. This is where the turning edge is finally engaged — far later than most people think. The path is a smooth, progressive “J” with no sharp corners or flat spots.
      
2. My head is aimed down-course, and my shoulders are level. This enables me to be stacked/balanced with my body countered and falling progressively to the inside of the J-carve.
 
3. This is proof I’m free enough from the boat but with a taught line to make my move back toward the wake, core first, followed by my knees and ski.

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3 Responses to “3 Keys To Marcus Brown’s Angle Of Attack”

  1. glenn says:

    This guy is a friggin' genius!! gdawson

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