i need some help on my railys.when i was 12 i could land a raily of a four wins boat NO POLE. now im 15 and canot what so ever do a raily. and i ride a ski chanlenger with a huge wake and a tower and its not working.ok is what ive ben doing is ill cut out as far as i can slowly get on my heels and then charge the wake. when i get on the wake i use the masive pop from the speed build up to help throw my board strait behind me.now the problem is i tend to stargaze a lil and this makes it more convenyent for me to try to pull the handle to my trailing hip and this makes me do a crip. so when i land its like i have barly anough time and i land squated down and the rope pulls out of my hands. i dont think im getting it down quick enough i need help from someone who knows for a fact what im doing and what i should be doing. because this is one of my favorite tricks.

wow. let me get this straight; you have barly anough time for your crip, huh?

Ya know, sounds like you need to hit the gym and work on some upper body strenght.

yeh i guess ill have to get some sit ups in and pull ups.. lol

dude you just said in another post on batwings thst you just learned raileys the other day

First of all its called a raley and if you fs 180 its called a krypt.The only reason for star gazing would be too uneven weight on each foot, not looking at the tower or your pulling the handle to you rear hip to much instead of centered.If you are getting "massive"pop than why would you not have enough time to get it down? Just commit.

is it posible to cut in to hard and put to much wait on your front foot and go through the wake like not go up just fall without leaving the water

is it posible to cut in to hard and put to much wait on your front foot and go through the wake like not go up just fall without leaving the water

My 2 cents are that justin roemer needs to read some of the threads on this board instead of just posting all of his own. Wakeworld is a great place to learn about wakeboarding if you take the time to read the posts. So justin, next time you have a question, do a search and learn as much as you can before you post something. And please use spellcheck.... <BR>