Hey I'm Just wonderin if anyone can help me decide what division to enter in for the DRA on the 19th because I lost a lot of stuff over the off season. It's between Novice and Intermediate. <BR> <BR>I did enter as a Novice at the red bluff WWA's but I got beat cus i cant go wake to wake toeside. <BR> <BR>Trick List; <BR> <BR>All Novice Surface Tricks <BR>Ollie 180 <BR>1W HS FS 180 <BR>1W TS FS 180 <BR>W2W HS FS 180 <BR>W2W HS FS 180 W/ Grabs <BR>1W TS BS 180 <BR>1W TS BS Wrapped 180 <BR>1W TS FS 180 W/ Method <BR>W2W HS Grabs <BR>1W HS FS 360 Wrapped Landing [Lost] <BR>W2W HS FS 360 [Lost] <BR>W2W HS Tantrum [Lost] <BR>W2W HS Backroll [Lost] <BR>W2W HS Raley [Lost] <BR> <BR>(Message edited by hawk7 on May 08, 2007)

novice

Delta Riders Association Classifications: <BR> <BR>Jr Classes range from novice to intermediate and is for ages 12 and under. 12 and under participants are not obligated to ride in the Jr class. <BR> <BR>Novice - This class consists of the ability to do surface tricks and up to a wake to wake jump. No spins or inverts allowed. <BR> <BR>Intermediate - Wake to wake jumps up to 2 spins and one invert <BR> <BR>Advanced - This class you should have 1 to 4 solid spins or inverts <BR> <BR>Expert - This class you should have 4-7 solid spins or inverts <BR> <BR>Outlaw - This class is for the big boys, you should have a minimum of 6 solid inverts or spins. <BR> <BR>intermediate if ya wanna spin at all

Intermediate, no spins in novice, they will bump riders up a class if they need too. <BR> <BR>Just go out and ride and have fun, that's what it's all about.

what do you mean by lost trevor... You used to be able to land those tricks but not anymore?