sharing tips
 

1. throw your line out before you jump in the water, then you know if there are any knots to untangle.
2. have your driver do an idle (not plowing) back to pick you up, it keeps the water smooth and saves on gas.
3. if you want to learn a trick bring the rope back in all the way. (it really helps with fundamentals and makes it easy, so when you put the line back out to normal you will have amazing form)
4. Don't have your stance straight and too narrow. Keep your stance wide enough so if someone were to push you over, you wouldn't fall.
5. pick your speed, you know what you like.
6. Don't doubt yourself, have confindence in your riding. It is amazing how much my riding changed in 3 days when there are no doubts.
7. Have fun!!!! ( I move this to #1)

1. Find a handle that suits you!
2. Coach yourself!
3. Slow down to try new tricks
4. Set goals; helps you progress more
5. Never look down
6. Clean your boat after each outing

1- stretch
2- learn fundamentals
3- have fun

Do your basic edging drills every time you ride. Ride switch for one whole set a day.

A new girl like me that is just starting to ride thinks these tips are all great! I'm watching lots of videos and these tips are really helpful too!! Thanks.

I agree with Robert. Learn switch riding, without it 180's will be your nemesis.

Do not ignore toeside

Don't yell at your boat driver, he or she has your life in their hands.:D

Fall!..... over and over again... If your not falling your probably not getting better.

X2 ON the don't yell at the driver.They don't have to pull you!:eek:Also practice riding blind and cuff.It helps with sketchy landings.

I should have remembered this one last night on the water........ have patience with tricks!!