How does Rodney Mullen Interview apply to Wakeboarding?
 

On the berrics when I stumbled upon this Rodney Mullen interview...I applied what he was saying to wakeboarding and it resulted in some cool thoughts, leading me to the second video posted here.
would love to know what others make of it.
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"You know when someone has good style in the essence of style is authentic to who he is"
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As "odd" as Rodney might come across in interviews, I always find myself listening to every word he has to say.

The things he could do on a skateboard in the 80's are mindblowing. He looked to use every surface of the skateboard for his tricks, way ahead of everyone else.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mps0LTpIBE

If you want to see a good documentary on Rodney and skateboarding, check out Bones Brigade: An Autobiography by Stacey Peralta

I've always liked this video of Zucky (I think is his name)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COThs7Ab2Do

This is another trick from left of field:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=448877255256947

And Matt Simm's 009 is always worth a watch :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmhJ3PYAMR0

I just googled a Rodney Mullen interview. Said he was credited for inventing the first Ollie on a skateboard, flat ground. What????? Is that true? He's got amazing board feel and control

Such a great Documentary. Once you see that you completely understand Rodney Mullen.