Cable Wakeboarding Sitting Dock Start Standing Dock Start Cornering Heelside Air Raley Heelside Air Krypt Toeside Raley / Krypt 911 Blind Judge Frontside 313 S-Bend Heelside Backroll Heelside Roll to Revert Backroll to Blind Heelside Front Flip Heelside Front to Fakie
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/CABLE-FRONT_FLIP.2-MARK_GRIFFIN.mp4 Tips by David Ngiam Video : Mark Griffin Photo : Bernhard Hinterberger The cable front flip is quite similar to the S-Bend. The difference is when the rotation begins. Some people attempting front flip for the first time, might end up landing an S-bend instead. The same goes vice-versa. To do a front flip, …
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/CABLE-FRONT_FLIP_TO_FAKIE-MARK_GRIFFIN.mp4 Tips by David Ngiam Video : Mark Griffin Photo : Max Christian The first half of the Front to Fakie is the same as a regular HS Front Flip. About halfway through your rotation, take your front hand off the handle and let your front shoulder drift away while pushing the handle towards your …
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/CABLE-DOCK_START_SITTING-FAHKRUDIN_YASIN.mp4 Tips by David Ngiam Video : Fahkrudin Yasin Photo : Roger Koa The sitting dock start is probably the easiest way to start off on the cable. Just sit on the dock and lean away a little, but don’t not put too much tension on the rope as this tends to make the rope …
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/CABLE-DOCK_START_STANDING-FAHKRUDIN_YASIN.mp4 Tips by David Ngiam Video : Fahkrudin Yasin Photo : Roger Koa The dock start on the cable isn’t too difficult, its just a matter of timing. Get ready on the dock and keep an eye on the cable. Don’t lean on the rope as that tends to make the rope snap off the …
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/CABLE-CORNERING-MARK_GRIFFIN.mp4 Tips by David Ngiam Video : Mark Griffin Photo : Max Christian The key to getting around the corners, whether goofy or regular, is to look and turn towards the new direction after going around the bouy, but before the line tightens up after the slack. So when the line tightens up, you are …
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/CABLE-RALEY_HS.5-DAVID_NGIAM.mp4 Tips by David Ngiam Video : David Ngiam Photo : Roger Koa The Cable Air Raley is arguably the easiet invert to master on the cable. It is easy to execute but may be difficult to understand at first. Be sure that you are fairly confident using the cable system and can get round …
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/CABLE-KRYPT_HS.3-DAVID_NGIAM.mp4 Tips by David Ngiam Video : David Ngiam Photo : Ryan Siow If you are comfortable riding switch and good with your HS 180s, the Air Krypt isn’t too much harder from the Raley. The first half of the trick is exactly the same as the Raley. Once you have reached the peak of …
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/CABLE-KRYPT_TS-ALEX_BENNETT_LEAT.mp4 Tips by David Ngiam Video : Alex Bennett-Leat (TS Krypt) Photo : Alex Bennett-Leat The best way to execute the Toeside Raley or Krypt is to get a solid edge. To start off your edge you want to bring the handle in close to your leading hip, and then lean over your toes so …
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/CABLE-911-SZE_WEI.mp4 Tips by David Ngiam Video : Sze Wei Photo : David Ngiam If you are consistent with your Air Raleys, the 911 is a fairly easy trick to do. A 911 is basically a look-back shifty Air Raley. The approach is the same as a regular Air Raley. You may want to keep your …