Tips by David NgiamVideo : Mark GriffinPhoto : Bronson Chan The TS FS 360 has sort of a blind landing although it is a frontside spin. Most people tend to over rotate this trick into something in between a 360 and 540 and end up slipping out. The key to this spin is really to …
Tips by Sam WilksVideo : Max ChristianPhoto : Roger Koa For those who have already got their HS FS 360 dialed in, you may want to start taking it the other way and spinning blind. A blind or backside spin involves your back being shown to the boat on the first 180 where as frontside …
Tips by David NgiamVideo : Aye TatsanaiPhoto : Roger Koa You really need to get your TS BS 180 dialed in for this trick first. Adding another 180 is really about trying to get a little more pop first to give you a little more time to pass the handle to your lead hand (after …
Tips by David NgiamVideo : Guy TanakaPhoto : Shutaro Segawa If you are getting good floaty pops on your HS FS 360, then you are ready for the HS FS 540. Unlike what most people would think, You don’t have to spin any earlier for the 540 compared to a 360. Instead, you want to …
Tips by David NgiamVideo : Andy HuangPhoto : Manabu For some riders, the TS FS 540 might actually be easier than a TS FS 360. This is because your body is landing squared to the body, which is a little more natural. To land the TS FS 540, make sure you can land nice big …
Tips by Tan Kay TuckVideo : Federico BelliniPhoto : Kim Yong Il APPROACH – Come in as you would for a wake-to-wake spin. ie a progressive approach into the wake, loading the line with your hips rather than your shoulders. Ideally you want to drift in closer to the wake before you sit on your …