https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/SLIDER-LIPSLIDE_BS-DANIEL_GRANT.mp4 Tips by David Ngiam Video : Daniel Grant (BS Lipslide) Photo : Jeff Langley A Frontside Boardslide or a Backslide Lipslide is basically a slide where your board is sliding sideways perpendicular to the rail with your back facing the direction of travel. The difference between the 2 is basically in the direction of …
Tips by David Ngiam Board design has come a long way. The best way to choose a board, is to try it out first if possible. Else, here are some tips to choosing the right board that suits your style of riding. Lots of manufacturers have very different technical terms to describe their boards, …
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/SURFACE-OLLIE_180_BS.2-GUY_TANAKA.mp4 Tips by David Ngiam Video : Guy Tanaka Photo : Roger Koa The Ollie Blind 180 or Ollie Backside 180 is a little more technical compared to the regular Ollie Frontside 180. This is because you are turning blind away from the direction of travel with the handle wrapped behind you, which is a …
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/WAKE-180_TS_BS_INDY-AYE_TATSANAI.mp4 Tips by Tan Kay Tuck Video : Aye Tatsanai Photo : Phillip Soven Doing a TS BS 180 is all about momentum. The main difference between a heelside blind and a toeside blind is that you actually get the handle first, and then you spin the 180. The problem most people will face is …
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/WAKE-KGB-AYE_TATSANAI.mp4 Tips by Tatsanai Aye Kuakoonrat Video : Aye Tatsanai Photo : Bunyalo Lota Jumruang The KGB is a HS Backroll with a BS 360 rotation. It helps to get consistent with you Roll to Blind first before trying the KGB. You also need to be able to do a ‘Mexican’ type Backroll before trying …
Tips by David Ngiam Bindings are the only thing that keeps you connected to your board. How responsive a board is pretty much depends on how good a fit your bindings are. Not to mention how well it protects your ankle from unneccesary injuries as well. A tight binding may be uncomfortable intially, but a …
Tips by David NgiamPhoto : Approaches There’s a common misconception amoung beginners that the faster your charge at a wake or the harder your try to push off the wake, the bigger the air you will get. Actually, how you control the line tension is primary in all wake tricks. It is this line tension …
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/WAKE-360_HS_FS-SASHA_CHRISTIAN.mp4 Tips by David Ngiam Video : Sasha Christian Photo : Tan Kay Tuck This is a trick where you spin a full 360 degrees when you jump the wake. Don’t try this until your good at your heelside 180s. To do this trick, come in on a seated approach. You don’t have to keep …
Tips by David Ngiam About board setup, place your bindings about shoulder width apart, with a slight duck stance (feet pointed slightly away from the perpendicular) in the center of the board. This is a symmetrical setup and it allows you to ride in your regular or switch stance the same way. If your bindings …
https://www.wake.sg/media/videos/WAKE-JUMP_HS.2-GUY_TANAKA.mp4 Tips by David Ngiam Video : Guy Tanaka Photo : Kevin Tan To jump the wakes, you need to be comfortable cutting across both wakes first. Getting a good wake jump is not so much how fast you approach the wake or how hard you try to push of it. Rather, its mostly about …